[juiceppe]

Hey, I'm new here.

I'm looking for a pair of on-ear headphones for listening to music from my phone in public transport and at home from my laptop.
I mostly listen to electronic music(EDM) so I wouldn't mind a little emphasized bass. More often than not the tracks are mp3 extracted from youtube videos.
Budget is under 150$.
I would like to have bluetooth but I don't know how bad the sound quality really is.

I hope you can help me.
Thanks

 

[juiceppe]

Nothing?

 

[juiceppe]

What do you think of the Marshall Major?

 

[JoeDoe]

I can't comment on the marshalls, but have a look at the Sennheiser momentum on-ears. They've been marked down pretty heavily thanks to recent sales events.

 

[juiceppe]

And what about bluetooth ones?

 

[juiceppe]

I saw Philips SHB9150BK and Sony MDR-ZX550BN. What do you think of these?

 

[JoeDoe]

And what about bluetooth ones?

I saw Philips SHB9150BK and Sony MDR-ZX550BN. What do you think of these?

No experience, so no comment.

 

[juiceppe]

Sennheiser Momentum vs ATH-M50
Which one is better? Is the ATH-M50 too big for portable use?

 

[Roy Munson]

Neither headphone is necessarily better than the other. It all comes to down to preference and which headphone you think sounds more enjoyable to you. Out of those 2 I personally prefer the M50. I used to use it as a commuter can and had no issue with it being too large or anything like that. I see people using them on the go all the time.
 
I have to ask though - why are you using audio ripped from youtube videos? There are definitely better sources of electronic music with better sound quality - DI.fm, Soundcloud, Mixcloud, Beatport, DJ podcasts, etc.