[Hallonsaft]

Ended up with the dt 770 pro 80  

 

[obobskivich]

Ultrasone HFI-2400 - Typical Ultrasone controlled bass, lots of impact, smooth listen, comfortable, good staging. And they fit your budget. They're perhaps a bit slow or tubby compared to higher end sets, and they are semi-open.

 

[Hallonsaft]

Thank you for your respond And isn't there anything better? I mean these are 200 dollars which means I have 100 dollars over and I was thinking about spending all my money on a pair of headphones I can keep for a long time. But I'll check them out

 

[obobskivich]

Thank you for your respond And isn't there anything better? I mean these are 200 dollars which means I have 100 dollars over and I was thinking about spending all my money on a pair of headphones I can keep for a long time. But I'll check them out

Price does not mean performance.

There are better headphones, but they exceed your budget. My next pick would be the Ultrasone PRO2900. Additionally, there's also the Kenwood KH-K1000, which is a bit slower and has less bass impact, but is a good all-rounder. Finally, you might look at the Bose QC15, which have a very satisfying low-end and good extension, but none of the "crunch" found in Ultrasones. They aren't "better" than the HFI-2400, just different. They eat batteries though, and most of the rest of the money is going into the ANC tech.