1 Sony MDR-ZX110
1) Thanks to the lightweight, dynamic neodymium driver units, these headphones provide a rhythmic response, even with the most demanding songs.
2) Rotatable earpads allow easy storage and better portability when traveling. The ear cups of the headset can be folded so you can pack them in a suitcase or a bag, not worrying that they will occupy too much precious space.
3) These headphones have a headband that adjusts itself to the head and a soft, padded ear cups that cover the entire ear.
4) Their closed design keeps the music inside and prevents the extraneous noises from pervading. The sound is reflected back to your ears so you can hear the quietest sounds.
5) They also have few side effects, like low overall volume and less bass effect. But you can’t expect perfection out of a low price.
2 Sennheiser PX 80
1) The sound is fantastic, even better than some more expensive models out there, which means they can handle demanding audio material and the sound quality is quite good for this price.
2) Sennheiser PX 80 are foldable and come with a great package, a fine handy carrying case. Cables are sturdy, even though they look fragile, they are not.
3) Very lightweight and fits nicely on the head, you can wear them for long periods of time, without discomfort.
4) The frames are made of metal, another big plus in comparison to the plastic headphones that break after few months of usage.
5) They lack a microphone so you won’t be able to answer calls through them.
6) These headphones have an open back tip, which means the sound leaks to the environment.
3 JBL C300SI
1) JBL C300SI is a headset with good audio drivers and a strong bass, something JBL is known for. The bass is applied constantly which can create undesired effects for some songs.
2) Low frequencies are handled extremely well, but there is a struggle with mid and high-ranged ones. It’s still a budget headset, after all. Expecting much from the same isn’t justified.
3) Their design is small, lightweight with self-adjusting ear cups for a solid fit. Connecting wire length is sturdy and of great quality. Since they are too small to cover full ear, they might feel a bit tight and uncomfortable for some users.
4) They don’t have a microphone included and customer service in India might be unsatisfying.
4 Sennheiser HD 180
1) Yet another magnificent portrayal as far as headphones engineering is involved, the Sennheiser HD 180 are headphones that deliver excellent audio quality and a superb sound overall.
2) The entry-level music accessory comes with an extraordinary satisfying listening experience.
3) The Sennheiser HD 180 is the simplest embodiment of the monitor headphones. These dynamic stereo portable headphones deliver a strong sound playback and a rich bass response.
4) Sennheiser HD 180 also exhibits a closed back design and is capable of achieving effective isolation of ambient noise.
5) For obvious reasons, excessive sound demands for the Sennheiser HD 180 can not be present. Noise can occur at lower frequencies when the volume is a tad high.
6) Many users reported reduced sharpness and sound clarity. Besides that, they have a solid construction and are quite comfortable to use.
5 Philips SHL3060BK/00
1) Philips SHL3060BK/00, a DJ-inspired headphones feature strong sound. Soft and rotatable ear cups provide a gripping experience for portable listening.
2) The closed-type acoustics provide good sound insulation, blocking the surrounding noise. They also feature adjustable ear cups and adjustable headband.
3) Soft cushions, that let the air flow through, provide enjoyment for many hours of listening.
4) Designed to give you the best experience while on the move, these headphones with DJ tracking style can be folded, for easy storing. The cord is flexible with a pleasant rubbery feel.
5) They are light on bass, which isn’t convenient everyone, but otherwise suitable for most types of music.
6) If you are not an enthusiast for expensive headphones, these represent decent value with decent sound.
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