Budget: About $20-$40

Music preference: rock/rap/hip-hop

Type / form factor and portability: in ear, portability, at home

Open/Closed (Not for in-ear): n/a

Source(s): iPod

Budget: $250-$300

Music preference: Rock

Type / form factor and portability: over ear

Open/Closed (Not for in-ear): not sure

Source(s): ipod/labtop

Joe_Bigs wrote Budget: About $20-$40

Music preference: rock/rap/hip-hop

Type / form factor and portability: in ear, portability

Open/Closed (Not for in-ear): n/a

Source(s): iPod

Meelectronics M6, or Brainwavz M1. I'd go with the Meelecs. If you can stretch your budget a little, the Brainwavz M2 (Visang RO3) is within reach. I'd also check out the Koss Portapros and KSC75s, if I were you.

Budget: 0-80

Music preference: hip hop drum n bass dubstep

Type / form factor and portability: portabil

Open/Closed (Not for in-ear): in ear oh um ovrer ear

Source(s): idk and pm me the info as well so i can see

stephenson5484 wrote Budget: $250-$300

Music preference: Rock

Type / form factor and portability: over ear

Open/Closed (Not for in-ear): n/a

Source(s): ipod/labtop

Aha, I like those big budgets.

If you're exclusively listening to rock, I'd go with a pair of Grados. The SR325is are within your price range, and the SR225is are also a good choice. The 325is benefit from(and probably need) amping, so include a Fiio E6, a Cmoy BB (search ebay), or a PA2V2 (again, ebay). If you read up on the amps, you might be able to find out which one you prefer. Google is your friend, and there is always Head-Fi!

As a sidenote, you may not like the Grados, just because of their sound signature. Very in-your-face, and I can confirm this. They are ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICENT for rock music, though. If you are worried about not liking them, Amazon has very kind return policies.

Stop wrote Budget: 0-80

Music preference: hip hop drum n bass dubstep

Type / form factor and portability: portabil

Open/Closed (Not for in-ear): in ear oh um ovrer ear

Source(s): idk and pm me the info as well so i can see

Are you missing keys on your keyboard? It takes more effort to type like that, so do us all a favor and refrain from doing so.

Here's what I gathered:

Budget: 0-80

Music preference: Hip-Hop, Drum & Bass, and Dubstep

Type / form factor and portability: Portable

Open/Closed (Not for in-ear): In-ear or (?) Over-ear

Source(s): I don't know, and PM me the info as well so I can see, PLEASE

FTFY, pal.

You're a bit ambiguous, but it sounds like these would be the best choices for you. That's a very nice budget for your preferences, too!

The Hippo VBs, which are available from Jaben or Uncle Wilson's (Google will not fail you). (In-ear)

The Sony XB700 from Amazon. (Over-ear)

Updated the OP with new things!

Audio Technica ATH-M50 > Anything else under $350

PandaSnip3r wrote Audio Technica ATH-M50 > Anything else under $350

Nope. The funny thing is that there are fanboys for M50s now. I think it's cool that they're getting recognition, but they are not the end-all, be-all. You can easily get better headphones just above the price range of the M50, but the M50s are pretty much the undisputed king of their price range. I have a pair, and man, they do not disappoint. I am looking to sell them in favor of an upgrade though.

Your budget - 30 ( GBP )

Which genres you'll be listening to - everything really

What kind you want - in ear

Whether you want open or closed headphones - doesn't matter

What you are listening from - ipod, laptop