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As a voiceover artist, I quickly learned the importance of high-quality headphones.
After going through many options, dropping more money than I care to admit, I finally
narrowed down my choices… and it wasn't easy.
If you have less than $100 to spare, then any of these ten headphones may work best
to keep whatever it is you’re listening to privately.
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10.
Koss UR40 Collapsible Headphones Not every functional headphone needs to have
a host of features to make them worth it.
Take the Koss UR40 collapsible headphones, for instance.
They’re affordable, adjustable, and provide a great sound quality, and though they may
not have noise cancellation, the ear cups conform nicely to the listener’s ears, ensuring
minimal outside noise penetrates and ruins the listening experience.
9.
Mpow Bluetooth Headphones Mpow’s wireless headset may look a little
clunky, but that doesn’t affect its functionality at all.
Easy-to-use controls for audio, video, and phone calls are accessible on the side of
one earpiece, making it easy to pause and play music, and start and stop phone calls.
The built-in 420mAh battery allows for 13 hours of wireless use, but there’s no limit
in time with the included auxiliary jack.
Despite its bulkier design, the Mpow wireless Bluetooth headset folds into a compact size.
8.
Vomach Active Bluetooth Wireless and compact, the Oucomi’s Vomach
over-ear headphones may be a little on the basic side, but they have everything one would
need for a pleasing audio experience.
Noise cancellation helps to reduce surrounding noises up to 20dB while the built-in Bluetooth
4.1 allows for a quick, easy, and stable audio connection, while an auxiliary port lets you
connect to your device without the concern for Bluetooth.
7.
Vomercy Stereo Headphones If you can get past the awkward design, you’ll
have yourself a very functional and simplistic set of headphones, courtesy of Vomercy.
These lightweight over-ear headphones have very few bells and whistles, but they’re
not necessary when the product’s core use is tackled perfectly.
The soft earmuffs and padded headband promise a comfortable wear while a built-in microphone
allows for hands-free calling that you can actually hear.
6.
Sony MDR7506 If you’re attracted to namebrands, then
you can go for the Sony MDR7506 and their neodymium magnets and 40mm drivers.
Not sure what that actually means?
All you need to know is that they help enrich the sound for an incredible, detailed quality.
The closed-ear design captures the noise and reduces external interference while also providing
comfortable padding.
They may not be fancy with wireless features, but the MDR7506 is a great practical model.
5.
Monoprice 108323 Marketed towards DJs, the 108323 has everything
one needs for an uninterrupted audio experience.
Monoprice put forth a sturdy product ideal for professionals but also functional for
casual listeners.
High-quality sound flows from each earpiece while 50 mm drivers and 100 dB sensitivity
continues to produce a clear quality at a suitable volume.
Though they’re not wireless, the cable is detachable, so if anything happens to the
auxiliary cord itself, you can simply replace it rather than have to buy a whole new set
of headphones. 4.
Bluedio T4S Bluedio’s T4S over-ear headphones are very
modern looking, which goes along with the more modern design of its sought-after features.
Active noise cancellation allows you to enjoy an uninterrupted audio experience, whether
you’re listening to music at home or trying to pass the time in the sky.
Easy-to-use buttons built into the side of the earpiece let you set your device aside
while a microphone turns the T4S into an office favorite.
The cushioned earmuffs are both comfortable and functional as they trap sound for optimal
use.
3.
AUSDOM Bluetooth Headphones So, they’re not the most attractive set
of headphones, but AUSDOM’s wireless Bluetooth over-ear headset is functional and incredibly
comfortable.
The earmuffs are rather large, lending both to the overall comfort and ability to trap
sound.
You’ll get high-quality sound from all of your devices, whether you’re watching movies,
playing games, or making phone calls.
Don’t want to bother with battery life?
Plug in an auxiliary cable and you’re good to go for as long as you want.
Dynamic 50mm drivers deliver on crystal clear audio and a rich bass for an optimum listening
experience.
2.
TaoTronics Bluetooth Headphones I chose a lot of over-ear headphones because
they tend to be most comfortable, but TaoTronics wireless earbuds are surprisingly comfy and
have a very big benefit over other in-ear headsets – there is only one wire.
The on-board Bluetooth connects quickly and remains connected, negating the need for an
auxiliary cable.
Each earpiece is equipped with CVC noise cancellation and one has a built-in microphone for high-quality
audio recording and phone calls.
Connected together by one sturdy wire, it’s harder to lose these wireless earbuds.
1.
JIFFY J200 What’s most important to you in your headphone
selection?
Comfort?
Style?
Cancellation of unwanted noises?
If you said “yes” to all three, then the JIFFY J200 headphones may actually be best
for you!
Not only do they sport a sleek design and comfortable, cushioned earpieces, and noise
cancellation, you can also control most devices through the controls built into the earpiece.
The J200 is ripe with features, including an aux-in port, built-in microphone, and the
option to go completely wireless if you want them to be.
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