luke100
New Head-Fier
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Hi everyone.
Essentially, both pairs of my headphones are broken or working poorly. I used one of them with my phone and the other one for my PC. I was wondering if I could get a nice pair of headphones that would replace both at once. As of now, I have Jaybird Bluebuds X on my mind, the wirelessness seems like a really cool thing, but I tend to spent a lot of time in front of the computer, so I'd drain the battery extremely quickly. My solution, although somewhat troublesome, was to just buy myself a long USB cord and have them plugged in constantly while listening... but that's a crapload of problems and I'm not sure if it makes sense, or if it's worth it.
So, would you have any recommendations for me? Or should I just do whatever I stated above? I know that ATH-M50's are excellent, but I don't know if I feel comfortable with having big and fairly expensive headphones with a long cord outdoors...
Essentially, both pairs of my headphones are broken or working poorly. I used one of them with my phone and the other one for my PC. I was wondering if I could get a nice pair of headphones that would replace both at once. As of now, I have Jaybird Bluebuds X on my mind, the wirelessness seems like a really cool thing, but I tend to spent a lot of time in front of the computer, so I'd drain the battery extremely quickly. My solution, although somewhat troublesome, was to just buy myself a long USB cord and have them plugged in constantly while listening... but that's a crapload of problems and I'm not sure if it makes sense, or if it's worth it.
So, would you have any recommendations for me? Or should I just do whatever I stated above? I know that ATH-M50's are excellent, but I don't know if I feel comfortable with having big and fairly expensive headphones with a long cord outdoors...
