Hello, I'm gonna be brief with this, so basically I am a big computer gamer but i also listen to music a lot and bring my headphones around with me to a lot of the places I go. My current pair of headphones are the original sennheiser momentums (black) and i want a pair of headphones that stays at home connected to my computer while i bring my current pair around with me wherever i go and have come down to a few options:
[strike]The Sennheiser RS 165 Digital Wireless Headphone System ($219.95)
Pros:
Wireless
Stand is a charging dock (so I don't need to worry about the hassle of changing batteries or plugging the headphones in)
On board volume buttons
Will work well with my TV if need be (I have needed to use my headphones with my TV in rare occasion)
Cons:
Literally 0% portability, no phone usage if needed
Slightly above my allocated budget ($200), will need to set aside a little extra money
Leatherette earcups (The ear-cups deteriorate on any headphone I have ever had that has leatherette earcups)[/strike]
[strike]Sennheiser HD7 DJ Headphones ($199.95)
Pros:
Swiveling earcups (the ability to use my headphones with one ear is really nice)
Looks FRACKING AWESOME
Fold up for easy portability if needed
Cons:
Wired (I kind of want to get away from wired headphones because I have a tendency to get them caught on things)
Closed design
Sennheiser HD 598 Headphones ($150)
Pros:
Nice materials, very luxurious
Not too expensive, leftover money to get a different cable for it
There is A LOT of cushioning (this could be a good thing or a bad thing)
Open design
Cons:
Wired
Ends with a 1/4" plug instead of 3.5mm (need to spend extra money to get a different cable)
Velour cushions (any lint or dust really clings to velour cushions)
There is A LOT of cushioning (this could be a good thing or a bad thing)
Gaudy
Sennheiser HD 558 Headphones ($109.99)
Pros:
Least expensive out of all of my options, can use leftover money to get a different cable
Looks nice, very subtle
Open design
Cons:
Wired
A little bit plasticy looking
Ends with a 1/4" plug instead of 3.5mm (need to spend extra money to get a different cable)
Velour cushions (any lint or dust really clings to velour cushions)[/strike]
Audio-Technica ATX-M50x Headphones ($169)
Pros:
Not too expensive, have extra money left over
Look nice, very subtle
Leather earcups
Cons:
Wired
No on board controls
So someone please tell me the order of from best to worst sound quality wise and which one would probably be best for me
THANKS
[strike]The Sennheiser RS 165 Digital Wireless Headphone System ($219.95)
Pros:
Wireless
Stand is a charging dock (so I don't need to worry about the hassle of changing batteries or plugging the headphones in)
On board volume buttons
Will work well with my TV if need be (I have needed to use my headphones with my TV in rare occasion)
Cons:
Literally 0% portability, no phone usage if needed
Slightly above my allocated budget ($200), will need to set aside a little extra money
Leatherette earcups (The ear-cups deteriorate on any headphone I have ever had that has leatherette earcups)[/strike]
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Pros:
Swiveling earcups (the ability to use my headphones with one ear is really nice)
Looks FRACKING AWESOME
Fold up for easy portability if needed
Cons:
Wired (I kind of want to get away from wired headphones because I have a tendency to get them caught on things)
Closed design
Pros:
Nice materials, very luxurious
Not too expensive, leftover money to get a different cable for it
There is A LOT of cushioning (this could be a good thing or a bad thing)
Open design
Cons:
Wired
Ends with a 1/4" plug instead of 3.5mm (need to spend extra money to get a different cable)
Velour cushions (any lint or dust really clings to velour cushions)
There is A LOT of cushioning (this could be a good thing or a bad thing)
Gaudy
Pros:
Least expensive out of all of my options, can use leftover money to get a different cable
Looks nice, very subtle
Open design
Cons:
Wired
A little bit plasticy looking
Ends with a 1/4" plug instead of 3.5mm (need to spend extra money to get a different cable)
Velour cushions (any lint or dust really clings to velour cushions)
Audio-Technica ATX-M50x Headphones ($169)
Pros:
Not too expensive, have extra money left over
Look nice, very subtle
Leather earcups
Cons:
Wired
No on board controls
So someone please tell me the order of from best to worst sound quality wise and which one would probably be best for me
THANKS