Whether you want to invest in a set of high-end headphones or looking for something with decent sound quality but a decently comfortable design, there are a few models that can meet your needs.

Skullcandy crusher 2014

Designed by Skullcandy, the Crusher headphones are ideal for fans of bass-heavy music. The headphones are equipped with two separate drivers. One is the Sensation55 driver, which enhances bass. The second driver is a low-frequency tactile information driver.

The design of the Skullcandy Crusher 2014 headphones is not only attractive but also comfortable. The headphones have soft ear pads, a padded headband, and cushioned ear cups. The headphones come with a carrying case. The headphones also feature a microphone. The headset also supports Bluetooth 4.0, making it easy to connect with mobile devices.

The Skullcandy Crusher 2014 headphones are also lightweight but do not feel as sturdy as other headphones. Their sound quality is excellent, though the bass may be overpowering for some. If you are looking for headphones that will let you listen to music while you are working, then the Skullcandy Crusher 2014 may be a good choice.

Sony WH-1000XM5

WH-1000XM5s are Sony’s flagship critical listening headphones, built for many users. The headphones are a perfect choice for students, commuters, and office workers. They offer excellent noise canceling and sound quality. The headphones are lightweight and made to stay in your ears. They also provide amazing battery life. The headphones come in two models, the WH-1000XM2 and WH-1000XM5. They feature the same features as the XM4, including Bluetooth multipoint connectivity and Sony’s LDAC technology.

The WH-1000XM2 headphones charge in less than three minutes using a standard 18-watt USB-C brick. They also support Sony’s LDAC technology, allowing higher bit rates than conventional Bluetooth. However, the headphones’ sound quality could be better than other wireless headphones.

The headphones’ built-in EQE.Q. It allows you to adjust the level of sound in different frequencies. They also have a Clear Bass slider that acts as a sixth band.

Apple AirPods Pro

During the first two quarters of 2019, AirPods sold more than 35 million units. The company expects sales to hit 85 million by 2020. These headphones are a hit with the fashion-conscious crowd. They come in a variety of sizes and are sweat-resistant. They’re also compatible with iPhone and Apple Watch.

The AirPods have a lot to offer, but they’re slightly overpriced. They’re also designed for something other than sonic perfection. That’s not to say they won’t sound great, but they need to have the spatial sound and treble that bigger headphones offer.

Some of the best AirPods alternatives include the Sony LinkBuds, which boast a decently clear sound. They also offer a unique hear-through feature. You can also switch between different audio sources. The earbuds are also secure once you put them in.

Shure AONIC 50

Designed to provide a neutral-sounding critical listening experience, Shure’s AONIC 50 wireless headsets offer a sturdy design and decently comfortable fit. However, there are limitations to this design, as well as a few features that may need to be revised for your needs.

The Shure AONIC 50 headphones are made with high-grade plastic and faux leather ear pads. These materials provide a sturdy build and a comfortable fit. However, they need to offer an optimal seal. That can impact these headphones‘ sound and Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) performance.

The AONIC 50 also features a variety of connectivity options. These include USB-C, Bluetooth 5, and SBC. They also have an aptX HDH.D. codec. This means that they are compatible with a variety of codecs, including aptX, aptX-LL, and Hi-Res Audio files.

Shure AONIC 50

Designed to provide optimal audio quality, the Shure AONIC 50 wireless headphones feature a premium design and functionality. They come with a removable headband and cups, allowing easy swapping. They have various Bluetooth connectivity options, including SBC, aptX, and LDAC. They also feature a USB-C audio passthrough.

The AONIC 50 is made of durable, high-grade plastic with leather-wrapped earpads. They feel sturdy and well-built, and the hinges are clear. They also have physical toggles, a movable volume level handle, and a moving toggle on the right ear canal cup. The earpads are large and padded. They are also easy to clean.

The AONIC 50’s audio reproduction is balanced and natural. The mids are strong and clear, and the vocals have a crisp presence. String instruments have great clarity, too. The treble is crisp, and there’s a good presence without being overpowering. The bass is boosted slightly but isn’t super tight or boomy.