At home I use Sennheiser HD458bt. When traveling I use Sennheiser CX Plus. I haven't researched headphones for about five years and I felt that these were the best options when I was buying back then. I'm very happy with my purchase.

If you're looking for something cheap, I use the Sennheiser HD400S', they're okay. Nothing mindblowing but they're great for the price (about £60, so 70 euros)

Not this shit again. Just buy some from Chinaman. The whole cushioning is going to shrivel or come apart eventually, even if you spend 200€.

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>>25774542 With active noise cancelling? None. All of them are horrific slooooppa.

I would like to know a good pair of over-ear headphones for around $50 I don't care that I won't weep when I listen to music because sound quality isn't perfect. I just want good $50 headphones

>>25774612 This happened to my Bose headphones (pic 2), but I've bought replacement pads for like 30 EUR and now I'm good again. The bigger issue is that they don't connect the first time anymore, so I have to push on-off-on every single time but after that they work just fine. I believe they're 7 or 8 years old now, solid age for modern electronics and multiple hours of daily use.

I have the DT770 ProX. The sound isn't great but I probably need an amplifier and an eq to get them to sound better. I still think they were worth getting because the build quality is nice and the cable is replaceable. The gamer dent on top of my head is also going away because the padding is so nice.

I have DT 900 Pro X. They are fine.

>>25774542 My headphones just broke(awful warbly sound and static) so now need new ones but can hardly find wired headphones in store anymore. I don't wnat wireless, I liek being tethered to my PC

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>>25774612 If you buy quality you can get replacement ear pads.

Can't have both. Closest thing is probably Focal's Bathys and unironically the Apple ones.

>>25774881 Koss Porta Pro