[Xdflames]

Hey guys, here with another question (last one was two years ago, heh) on what I should buy.
I want a pair of headphones that will last, have a really good cable and are comfy. I listen to all kinds of music including rock, classical, some rap, hip hop and more. My budget is around $150, but I am flexible. I want something that will last me a while, and hopefully come with a nice little carrying case. Most of my listening comes from my phone (Nexus 4).
Currently, I am using a cheap pair of Gummy headphones from WalMart, but I think it is about time I upgraded to a real man's set. For my desktop computer, I run a Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro with a Fiio E10 amp, and I love it. Got them in 2012 based upon recommendations here.
I can't really say anything that I've been leaning towards, as I really don't know where to start here. Last pair I seriously looked at was a pair of wooden ones from Meze because they looked pretty. Looking pretty isn't required if the headphones are solid, though. I just want a solid and enjoyable listening experience, without having to worry about outside noise too much.

Basically:
-Flexible $150 budget
-IEM preferred, maybe something else if it is hard to break
-Comfy design
-Last a decent amount of time

 

[SteveHiFi]

Here's a few, so do you like the DT770 sound or is there something you want more or less of?
 
Thinksound MS01 - wood if you want it!
RHA MA750 - well made, 3 year warranty
Dunu DN-900 - Hybrid drivers but might not be so comfy depending on your ears

 

[Xdflames]

Here's a few, so do you like the DT770 sound or is there something you want more or less of?

Thinksound MS01 - wood if you want it!
RHA MA750 - well made, 3 year warranty
Dunu DN-900 - Hybrid drivers but might not be so comfy depending on your ears

Thanks for the reply! I do like the sound of my DT770, don't really have any complaints. I guess if anything I would like a warm sounding pair of headphones, assuming it will fit okay with everything I listen to, or if a well balanced pair would be better.
They all look good and have good reviews, but I have a couple questions.
With the Think sound MS01, does the wood really matter, or is it just for looks?
The RHA MA750 are over ear, does this work well for glasses? I rarely wear contacts, so they would have to work with my glasses.
I can't really say anything about what I'd like comfort wise in an IEM, except for that the pair of Gummy headphones that I've been using are fairly comfortable.

 

[Xdflames]

Did a bit of looking around, and I'm considering buying the RHA MA750i this weekend when I get paid. Really excited for them. I'll probably still do a bit more research until then to make sure I make a good decision, but so far I'm liking how people say they sound, plus the fantastic reviews here and elsewhere.

 

[SteveHiFi]

The wood does have an effect, there are various wood cup replacement for full size cans, for instance.
 
The 750s will not likely interfere with glasses, I wear glasses at work and might have to remove them when putting IEMs on, but after that it's fine. With a bit of practise you'll not need to remove glasses more than likely.

 

[Xdflames]

The wood does have an effect, there are various wood cup replacement for full size cans, for instance.

The 750s will not likely interfere with glasses, I wear glasses at work and might have to remove them when putting IEMs on, but after that it's fine. With a bit of practise you'll not need to remove glasses more than likely.

That is really good to hear about the glasses. I have the bendy flex type of frames, and they don't bother me while wearing my DT770s, so I was just going to go for it.
I plan on making a collection for myself, so it looks like wood will be the next piece.