Are expensive headphones REALLY worth it?

BlueMoonRisin’ said:
Try Richer Sounds -

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Richer sounds great. Bought some jbl wireless bluetooth headphones that work great with my phone and tv. £35. I can hear everything I need to. Great separation of each musical instrument. I'd only spend more on a pair if I was using for recording or some other professional audio need. I want my ears to last so I don't want bass frequencies so loud that my head will explode.
 
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BlueHammer85 said:
i've always bought the same pair from Amazon

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I had a pair of these. Decent battery life and sounded ok to me. Not very durable though. I hung them over my headboard and forgot about them. Me and the missus destroyed them in two minutes between the headboard and the wall :-(
 
I've had some bose noise cancelling headphones for about 4 years they have been fantastic no idea what they cost now but can highly recommend
 
Thinking of getting a pair of Sodo MH5 with the twist-out speaker feature n mic.

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Anyone used em ?
 
I n response to the hundreds of replies to my above post, I ended up getting these this morning, MH11.

Tested em earlier on my turntables n also on my phone, ticks all the boxes for me so far.

I added the extra mic (turtle beach detachable)

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