Great stereo bluetooth headphones?

Hi guys!

I'm new to this site, and I hope you'll be able to help me out here (Sorry if this is the wrong forum...?).

As the title says, I'm looking for a pair of bluetooth headphones. I really, REALLY hate wires - more than I love great sound quality, so there you have it.

Previously I've owned a pair of Nokia BH-604 which I used for a couple of years. They were great! The sound quality was good enough for me, they were comfortable to wear and the battery lasted for ages, even after a couple of years use! 

I've lost them now, though, so I really need a new pair.

Back then I paid around $120-$130  for them, and this time my budget lies around ~$200-$250.

I use them with my phone (Samsung Galaxy S2 if that matters) to listen to music. Using them to make calls is not important.

Here's what I'm looking for:

 - Bluetooth with A2DP

 - Over ear (You know, the same style as my old BH-604)

 - Decent sound quality (Equal to or better than BH-604)

 - Good battery life (I'm thinking around 15 hours or more)

I'd also really like if there is a 3.5mm jack cable included so I can use them when they're out of power as well. My old ones didn't have that, but this time I'll almost say it's a must.

I've been doing a bit of research myself, and it turns out that this is harder to find than I thought.. I've found something, though, and I'd like to hear your opinion on them if possible:

Philips SHB9001 - These are really cheap, and I love the design. So far my favourites within the price range, but I'm a bit afraid that it'll turn out they just suck?

Nokia BH-905i - Obviously a newer version of my old ones, so I'm sure they'll suite my needs perfectly. Only con is that they're a bit pricy (Almost twice as much as the Philips ones here in Denmark).

Sennheiser PX 360 BT - Looks great! But again, they're pretty expensive. But they are cheaper than the ones with microphone built in, and I like that I'm able to pay less if I don't need the microphone!

Sony DR-BT50- Are also a little expensive. They look great though.

Creative WP-300/350/450 - All of these are pretty cheap, and I've had good experiences with Creative. I'm not that fond of the design though - I think the earcups looks too small - they have to fit around my ears. 

JBL Reference 610 - They are a little expensive, but still cheaper than some other I've found. I might consider these if people will recommend them.

Well, that's kinda what I've been able to find that seems to suit my needs. 

I hope that you'll be able to give me some feedback on some of the above mentioned and/or suggest other models that you think might interest me :) I MIGHT be able to stretch my budget a little if necessary (That is, if the cheaper ones really suck).

Thank you!

Thank you for the response :)

Well, I don't care that much for the looks (Just take a look at my old ones; they're hideous ).

What I mean by "looking great" is that they look comfortable and have reasonable proportions.

Let me specify - Sennheiser PX 210 BT is an example of a pair of headphones with bad proportions. Look at that big headband compared to those tiny earcups - I think they look uncomfortable, unfitting and just ridiculous. Same goes with the brand new Samsung HS6000 (It's a shame since they'd match my Samsung phone)

I like Sennheiser, and the PX 360 is probably a great pair of headphones, but I hope to hear from someone who has experience with some cheaper models.

Oh, and I've found another model in the meantime - JBL Reference 610. I've added them to the list in the OP. 

Sorry if this is against the rules, but I couldn't find any rules against bumping..

So.. Bump! 

Okay, I decided that I couldn't wait. I found the Sennheiser PX 360 BT at a little more than $240, so I've ordered them now..

I'll let you know what I think about them once they arrive, should anyone be interested :)

Wow.. Yearh, indeed a different price range, but in the right direction though.. :)

They somehow look professional, just without an extra 0 in the price.. Extremely cheap! I'd really like to hear some feedback if anyone has tried them.