[argentumLt]

Hello,
 
I'm planning to get a headphones from local store for under 50 euros. I live in quite noisy environment, therefore I really want over-ear headphones with a decent noise isolation and they should be more or less portable and great looking. I would use headphones for music, rock mostly, and electro sometimes. Removable cord would be a great feature, because I don't really trust cable strength, although I prefer wired over wireless connection.The current headphones I consider to buy are Skullcandy hesh 2.0  (46 EUR), Philips SHO5300(49 EUR), Takstar TS-660 (39 EUR) (very doubtful) , Panasonic RP-HX550 (48EUR), Razer Electra (42 EUR)(If there will be any in stock). Or any other headphones from this website : http://tiptop.lt/multimedia/ausines-mikrofonai/page:9/sorting:2/limit:36
 
Looking forward to hear some more experienced opinions. Thanks.

 

[argentumLt]

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[serman005]

When you say you want "decent noise isolation," I assume you want a closed can rather than an open one (?). Or am I wrong? Some open cans in your price range do have a "decent" degree of isolation (esp semi-open varieties), just so you know. In any case, if you can clarify this for us, we can help you more efficiently.

 

[argentumLt]

Yes, I'm talking about closed cans. I just need big headphones for my music. I'm not experienced in this field, therefore, I assume any headphones around this price range would sound great for me. But still I'm looking for the best option. I hope I made myself clear

 

[argentumLt]

Please respond someone

 

[Youth]

Takstar Pro 80

 

[ahunatu]

  Takstar Pro 80

+1 Get this if you can.
 
Otherwise the Creative Aurvana Live! is best one on that website you linked but it leaks/lets in more sound than normal closed headphones.

 

[argentumLt]

Unfortunately takstar pro 80's not available in my country at the moment. And Aurvana doesn't fit in my price range unfortunately. :-/ Anything else?

 

[argentumLt]

What about sony mdr-zx610 are these cans good for this price range?

 

[valhallak]

Sennheiser HD202 are pretty good at under 50 Euro.

 

[argentumLt]

They're not very appealing to me. And they're not that comfortable, also feels very plastic. My dad has couple of broken ones of these.

 

[Toothless]

Try looking in the Somic and Superlux lines then. You could always buy the Takstar online via aliexpress

 

[Youth]

  Unfortunately takstar pro 80's not available in my country at the moment. And Aurvana doesn't fit in my price range unfortunately. :-/ Anything else?

 
Buy them from Aliexpress

 

[Roderick]

If you really have to buy from that site I recommend getting the extra 6 euros and buying creative aurvana live. If that is not possible check out these two philips headphones http://tiptop.lt/ausines-philips-headband-headphones-shl3300bk   and  http://tiptop.lt/ausines-philips-citiscape-headband-headphones-8
 
For a third option I would go with Tracer Crystal. http://tiptop.lt/ausines-headphones-audio-crystal-profesional

No idea how those sound but atleast those look durable 
 
But seriously...if possible buy takstar, superlux etc from somewhere else. Tiptop store has bad selection of headphones...

 

[argentumLt]

Now for the last time. I'm left choosing from creative Aurvana live and Audiotechnica ath-fc707 going to order one of these this week. Aurvana looks more like a full size headphones, but built quality worries me very much.  I watched tons of reviews but still have no clue if any of these has any noise isolation.