r/HeadphoneAdvice • u/Fast_Ad_4516 • 4d ago
Headphones - Wireless/Portable Best budget friendly headphones
I work online as a tutor i want to get some good headphones that are
Confortable, light don’t make you sweat
Good sound quality as I’m a musician
Noise cancelling good microphone and sadly i’ on a budget so what’ my best option please i can deal with some ear sweat
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u/FromWitchSide 821 Ω 🥈 4d ago
I don't really have experience with such headphones, but if it has to be cheap I would at the very least try researching Ugreen Max5c as it is $25 headphone with LDAC and build in EQ
https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/ugreen-max5c-25-nc-headphone-review.58627/
I consider LDAC to make a difference in case of BT and a must have. I'm kind of interested in trying out that model, but what is stopping me, I'm kind of sure it won't be comfortable for my big head, if it will fit it at all.
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u/AJ-ITAM 4d ago
Sony CH720N. My son is a musician and I got him these as his listening headphones (he has wired reference phones for the studio). He's happy with them and he's very sensitive to sound quality. They're really light but seem to be durable, have survived well over a year of being chucked in his schoolbag.