Best 200 Dollar Closed Headphones For Imaging

[Bowens S] It's the quality of what was once the more than $700 Dollar Ronin-S for half the price. Humorously it comes in one of those closed cell foam containers just like the first Ronin-S did. All jokes aside, it's a truly fantastic light!

[25 Hours] Convenient control for all kinds of stuff. Best thing you can buy for a dollar !!!

[20 to 90%] I’m getting over my 1gb throughout my whole 1,200 sq ft apartment even behind walls and closed doors.

[Closed-Back] Best headphones I've ever owned! Outstanding!

[Full-Frame] Mounted on a Sony a7rii the photos are crystal sharp. For a $200 dollar lens it competes any $600 lens. The focus ring and aperture rings are stiff, but I like it that way. The auto/manual switch did change from just carrying the camera, but again not a real big deal. Lovely bokeh at f1.8 in the background, giving a nice touch to the picture.

[Stereo] Great imaging and extended bass response. Headphones I can trust to mix on, and I’m aLao enjoying listening to my favorite tracks again and hearing details I had never noticed.

[Silicone] I tried all the In-Ear headphones from the BandH store and these were the winners. These $60 dollar headphones are better than $500 or $1000 headphones. I had to return several expensive headphones to finally keep these Sennheiser IE 4. The best sound my ears have ever heard.

[Memory Foam] I wouldn't pay full retail for these headphones, but at the current sale price, it's a great set of headphones if an open back design will work for you. Keep this in mind - professional studio recording headphones have to be a closed back design, for multiple obvious reasons. It's more difficult to get neutral balanced sound from the drivers with closed backs. So thus you get the whole headphone scene for audio production tasks. You can't use these Philips headphones for any of that, but for normal consumer enjoyment of music, if nobody is bothered by the sound coming out the back of the phones, these sound absolutely fantastic. Beautiful open, clear, three dimensional soundstage that presents any recording at its best.

[2 Hours] This Philips Fidelio X2HR choice was my first open-backed headphones after always using closed-backed. It was a great choice. The sound is much better than I was used to and the comfort level on the ears and head is also much more comfortable. I am not an audiophile like some of the other reviewers, yet I am very pleased with my choice. I highly recommend these headphones.

[12 Ohms] I purchased these as an upgrade, and have enjoyed them so far. They’re lightweight, and even though they’re closed-back headphones, they’re not hot or tight on my head. The high frequencies stand out a little more than I’m used to, but it didn’t take long to adjust my hearing.