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Don't have active noice canceling but the closed design offers quite good noise insulation and these offer really good sound quality for their price. https://www.amazon.com/Beyerdynamic-DT-770-32-Professional/dp/B07KX8BZC8/

You can use it for either file storage or streaming, which ever works better for you. I haven't used mp3 player for maybe 10 years. Instead I have thousands of flac files on my phone always with me.

Why not just use your phone? :rolleyes:

Why limit it to US only? I understand that you can't offer free shipping worldwide, but I wouldn't mind paying the shipping for such package if I won :D

I use the MMX300 most (7 hours a day at office) as they have pretty nice sound and are always ready for meetings and calls. Also have been using them for gaming lately as well, used to use HD600 for gaming before for their good positional imaging, but for some reason have shifted to MMX300. For...

If you want a speaker like experience with headphones you need to look at Stax headphones, they come with their own amplifiers and quite high price tag. Of course you don't get the chest slamming bass, but otherwise the experience is really close.

At that price they are a steal! :D

I'm not sure what you are referring to with your price as 203 is right now available on ebay for 500-1000$ and even 205 is under 2000$. Your message is still up in the topic, not deleted. Age is not a concern in some products, even electronics. You can find many old amplifiers too, that have...

Your calculation is right for electronics in generally. Here you are talking about one of the best blu-ray players ever made, which now are discontinued. If you would look for ebay sold listings, you see that these players sell for 350-1000$.

HD600 are definitely a better headphone than HD599, but I can't say they are twice the better. At least here the HD600 costs twice as much. HD600 has better staging, imaging and slightly more neutral tone to them. HD599 are great headphones for their price, so it pretty much comes to how much...

Comfort is really subjective as your head and preferences are different. To find out what is most comfortable to you, it would be best to go local audio shop and try different models.

I would look for Beyerdynamic DT 770, slightly over your budget, at least the pro version should be around 150$, but I think they are worth the extra 50$.

I would pick the Sennheiser HD58X as they should offer neutral and accurate sound. Haven't heard that specific model personally, but I have heard many Sennheiser models and they are really good for the value.

Audio is important in games as well, might not be true for all games but at least for some it is. And I think for the past years gaming companies have been improving a lot in the audio field. For some competitive games it gets even more important as with good heaphones with good staging and...

Most likely most are victims of gaming brand marketing and unaware that there would be better options than what the gaming companies highly promote. Gaming headphones can easily cost 200-300€ and for that price you can already get good pair of headphones and microphone. Though not all of those...

Many headphones from 20 years ago still hold fast if you solely consider sound quality, so I don't really see how the audio has come a long way from there? I think you might mean noise canceling and what not, but those don't really have anything to do with sound quality. And yes, there are some...

Amazon has them. You can just google with full name and should get plenty of options for buying them.

Looks like they could be from some 80's scifi film. Quite utopistic concept, but maybe Dyson has a crystal ball which have shown them the future. I doubt they will succeed selling many of those as those look and sound so absurd.

If you think good quality closed back headphones would be enough for background noise then I would suggest Beyerdynamic MMX 300. I have been using these 8 hours a day the past 1.5 years and I can highly recommend them for office work. For me they have been sufficient for blocking background...

With your budget I would look for the Beyerdynamics DT990 if you prefer slightly more bass or if you like more neutral sound then Sennheiser HD600. If you like hevier bass and can find a good deal then possibly Denon AH-D5200 could fit in budget as well.