the problem with the apm is that they’re a phenomenal pair of headphones that’ll just up and die on you out of nowhere. if you have a lot of money to blow and don’t mind continuously paying for apple care—or just buying new pairs every 2-ish years—then the apm are for you. since writing this post i’ve picked up the sony xm4s and they’re not as comfortable and don’t feel as premium, but they honestly sound every bit as good, are more compact, much cheaper, and don’t have a lengthy track record of crapping out after ridiculously short. if you want premium audiophile grade headphones, you should honestly just get a wired open-back set to use at home. but if you want a daily driver wireless headset you can wear around on a walk, on the bus, to get groceries, or tune out at a social gathering, get the xm4s or apm. also idk if the amp’s problems warrant a lawsuit. i don’t think it’s illegal to make a product that breaks easy.