Budget: around 100 can go a bit under or over

Music preferences: Punk (like Blink), Rap (Hoodie and Mac Miller), and Twenty One Pilots (Don't know how to describe genre)

Type/form-factor: On or Over ear

Open or closed: Closed

Listening from: Laptop or Phone (Blackberry maybe iPhone in future)

Details: I was thinking Beats but if you think there is better recommend please! Gotta be comfortable and look nice

Budget: $50.00 Max would like lower but if can't, that's fine

Music preferences: Metal, and screamo types of music

Type/form-factor: In ear

Open or closed: Closed

Listening from: Phone

Details: Want it to be LOUD! Lol, I know not good for ears buy I love it. And be comfortable because I listen to music for a while, and that means like hours at a time

I have a pair of sennheiser headphones that I've had for years, still work great. Definitely recommend them!

Please delete this. Picked up a pair of sr80i.

Budget: 100 pounds

Music preferences: Electro house and Rap

Type/form-factor: In-ear

Open or closed: Closed

Listening from: Phone

Details: I would prefer a pair that have a tangle free cord but as long as they look stylish and have good sound quality for the price then I'm not bothered too much

Thanks

I am looking for a pair of good quality in earphones that are within my budget of 30, any suggestions would be appreciated !

Budget: 200-500$ (birthday gift)

Music preferences: Acoustic, Rock, Some Edm, Folk

Type/form-factor: Over the Ear

Open or closed: Closed

Listening from: Samsung Galaxy S5, and then any other device if it's bluetooth or compatible

Details: FIRST, I have a large head. It's long, not wide. So I need to make sure I don't get stuck with a pair of headphones that don't adjust down to my ears. (ears are big too, not pointing out, just large) SECONDLY, I've been impressed with Sennheiser's products so I wouldn't mind getting a pair

Budget: 30-150 pounds

Music preferences:
Dance,
EDM,
house (And many other sub genres of house)
Drum & bass
Electro
Indie-Dance
Rap/ Hip-Hop

Type/form-factor: Earphones (in-ear)

Open or closed: what ever is recommended

Listening from: iPhone, iMac via sony sony srs-d25
Thnaks

Budget: $130

Music preferences: Anything, all genres. I'm that kind of person who only likes a few songs from each artist.

Type/form-factor: Over-ear

Open or closed: Does not matter

Listening from: Samsung Galaxy S5, Asus ROG Laptop, and Asus Chromebook.

Details: Comfort is really important to me. I purchased these headphones a while back which really weigh down and feel poor on the ears. Bad idea.

I have looked into the Razer Kraken Pro/Neon as they are right under the budget. Are these a good choice, or poor quality? I have heard they are quite comfortable.

Thanks!

Budget: $300

Music Preference: Dubstep, EDM, electronic category in general.

Type/Form-Factor: Over-ear

Open or Closed: Closed

Listening Form: They will be plugged into my PC and possibly into my sub-woofer through the splitter cable setup I did with it.

Details: Comfort, comfort, comfort. Comfort is key and most important to me, seeing as I sit at my PC for 14+ hours a day with my headphones always on, I need as much comfort as I can get for my ears and the top of my head.

Wired would be better over wireless for me, however, I'm open to options.

I don't need a headset, I have a separate mic I have hooked at my PC so I would prefer only headphones.

I will also be using these for PC gaming, mostly FPS games such as Battlefield, Counter-Strike where sound is very important.

I would prefer for them to isolate noise for the most part, but I don't need them to be "noise cancelling" because I still do need to hear a little of what's going on in the real world.

Durability isn't a big issue, as long as they don't break when trying to pull them over my head, I don't have a problem. Will probably get a warranty anyways.

I have a sub woofer that I may or may not use with them, however I have everything already set up through splitter cables that I had on my last headphones, as long as the jack is 3.5mm, I won't need anything special for it to work with my sub woofer.