Any flexible headphone

[Wh1t3r0s3]

Hello, I need a headphone adapted to transport, to the gym and at home while having a good quality at a lower price to 200-250 euros. Wireless if possible.

Any suggestion ?

 

[dalethorn]

Hello, I need a headphone adapted to transport, to the gym and at home while having a good quality at a lower price to 200-250 euros. Wireless if possible.

Any suggestion ?

You could try to find a Bose QC25 at a discount, now that the QC35 is the new standard.

 

[Wh1t3r0s3]

The QC35 seems to be amazing but it's a little too expensive for me. It's a shame that the QC25 is not wireless.

I just found the Plantronics BackBeat Pro, what do you think about it ?

 

[dalethorn]

The QC35 seems to be amazing but it's a little too expensive for me. It's a shame that the QC25 is not wireless. I just found the Plantronics BackBeat Pro, what do you think about it ?

I really can't advise on lo-fi gear because of possible hearing damage, due to strong peaks and recesses in the sound that require turning up the volume to hear musical details. But if you can find something like the inexpensive Puro BT5200, you would have a smooth sound that won't harm your ears.

 

[Wh1t3r0s3]

Ok, thanks for your advices, I will do some research about that.

 

[expat_mike]

The QC35 seems to be amazing but it's a little too expensive for me. It's a shame that the QC25 is not wireless.

I just found the Plantronics BackBeat Pro, what do you think about it ?

The BackBeat Pro is available well within your budget. However on this musician store website, a couple of the customer reviews mention that the earpads wear out within a few months, and need replacing.

http://www.thomann.de/fr/plantronics_backbeat_pro.htm?gclid=CKi07OD7ic4CFUefGwod6vEOeA

 

[Wh1t3r0s3]

The QC35 seems to be amazing but it's a little too expensive for me. It's a shame that the QC25 is not wireless.

I just found the Plantronics BackBeat Pro, what do you think about it ?

The BackBeat Pro is available well within your budget. However on this musician store website, a couple of the customer reviews mention that the earpads wear out within a few months, and need replacing.

http://www.thomann.de/fr/plantronics_backbeat_pro.htm?gclid=CKi07OD7ic4CFUefGwod6vEOeA

It's good to know

 

[expat_mike]

A good review on this site http://www.audiophilia.com/reviews/2016/6/7/puro-sound-labs-bt-5200-studio-grade-adult-bluetooth-wireless-headphones

But I cannot see any for sale priced in €.

Maybe an alternative is http://www.son-video.com/Rayons/Hifi/Casques/Sennheiser-MM450X.html which is available at a special offer price of €152 at the moment.

 

[Wh1t3r0s3]

A good review on this site http://www.audiophilia.com/reviews/2016/6/7/puro-sound-labs-bt-5200-studio-grade-adult-bluetooth-wireless-headphones

But I cannot see any for sale priced in €.

Maybe an alternative is http://www.son-video.com/Rayons/Hifi/Casques/Sennheiser-MM450X.html which is available at a special offer price of €152 at the moment.

I don't like Puro's design. I saw that the Sennheiser can only work with 350kbps or less, it's embarrassing for me because i've some Flac on my computer.. "Although compress the transmitted sound is with a maximum throughput of 350 Kbps"

 

[Wh1t3r0s3]

I think I'm gonna to buy the Sennheiser Momentum 2.0 Wireless, I had the V1 before and it was very great. For 290 euros I think it's a good deal. It seems the Momentum V2 is one of the best wireless headphones of the moment !