Best and most affordable Headphones for Ipod Touch

billyhead

i must have gone throught about 3 different headphones in the last 2 months (always loosing sound or distortion). So i am looking for a reliable and economical pair of headphones that offer good sound and comfort. Can anyone recommend a pair to get from an Irish supplier online or in store. I found the below for sale in Pixmania. Any opinions or advice is appreciated

http://www.pixmania.ie/ie/uk/4557065/art/sennheiser/px-100-ii-headphones-blac.html

joconnell

http://lifehacker.com/5927570/the-monoprice-8320s-are-the-best-earbuds-youll-find-under-10?popular=true and also I've found the stuff from me electronics really good too - their m9 headphones sound great and don't cost a lot. I'd say to stay away from the p models which are the ones with iphone microphones and remotes in the cable - they add another weak point to the cable and are the thing that break the most often imo. Great sound though.

marko93

Have you got a budget?

billyhead

marko93 wrote: »

Have you got a budget?

I suppose not to fussed on budget asalong its a good set of headphones-comfy witha good sound quality and also wont break after a short time of use

PPC

If you can stretch upto http://www.djbox.ie/dj-equipment/headphones/sennheiser-hd-25-1-11-basic-edition.html you'll have fantastic sound and they'll last a long long time.

marko93

billyhead wrote: »

marko93 wrote: »

Have you got a budget?

I suppose not to fussed on budget asalong its a good set of headphones-comfy witha good sound quality and also wont break after a short time of use

Without a budget any help is limited. I mean I can suggest CIEMS or bottom tier Skull Candies(can't honestly recommend thrm) but honestly, give us a number to work with

billyhead

marko93 wrote: »

Without a budget any help is limited. I mean I can suggest CIEMS or bottom tier Skull Candies(can't honestly recommend thrm) but honestly, give us a number to work with

About 60 euro budget

yimrsg

Creative Aurvana Live occasionally drop within that price range on amazon.co.uk:
http://uk.camelcamelcamel.com/Creative-51EF0060AA001-Aurvana-Live-Headphones/product/B000W6Y0JY
They're not as isolating as other closed headphones but they're internal parts are the same as a model that retailed at £100.

Sony MDRZX700 is a good all rounder at £50.
http://uk.camelcamelcamel.com/Sony-MDRZX700-Headband-Headphones-Isolation/product/B004MPQ82S

There's also a thread in bargain alerts forum about some beats like headphones for €50.
http://megadeals.pigsback.com/megadeal/42393/4999-for-a-pair-of-noontec-zoro-headphones-in-a-choice-of-colours-delivery-included-from-bgsl
They look very similar to beats but at a quarter of the price and they're meant to sound better too.

There's a great thread on head-fi which has reviews for over 100 headphones and can help you to find out other models you might like.
http://www.head-fi.org/t/433318/shootout-102-portable-headphones-reviewed-panasonic-rp-htf600-added-04-29-12

these are earphones - but really good.

Soundmagic E30

here in a few days / less than a week. will cost less than 40 euro with shipping.

http://www.zococity.es/product/287/0/0/1/2/Soundmagic-E30-Black.htm

in black or white.

have them myself. v.good and durable.

pink-mist

pink-mist wrote: »

http://lifehacker.com/5927570/the-mo...0?popular=true and also I've found the stuff from me electronics really good too - their m9 headphones sound great and don't cost a lot. I'd say to stay away from the p models which are the ones with iphone microphones and remotes in the cable - they add another weak point to the cable and are the thing that break the most often imo. Great sound though.

Where did you order these from? The site mentioned on lifehacker charges 30usd for shipping, and amazon don't seem to want to send them to Ireland either..