Sennheiser PXC 250-II

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Decent set of entry-level headphones for the price. If you’re looking to spend money on quality, look elsewhere.

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The RP-DH1200s aren’t a bad set of headphones for at-home use, but in this price range, many others are just better.

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Fold up a bit better than their predecessors, but otherwise remain the same.

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The Monster Turbine Pearls are definitely some of the more stylish in-ears we've had in for review.

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The Bowers & Wilkins P5-MFI headphones are a well-designed set of headphones with an upper-mid-range price point.

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An entry-level set of noise-cancelling in-ears, the PS 20NCs might be more hassle than you're looking for.

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The Beyerdynamic DTX 300 ps are a great buy for someone who favors comfort and portability over audio quality.

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The {{product.name}}s ($359.95 MSRP) are an entry-level pair of "DJ style headphones" which are better suited for "not things that a DJ might do with a mixing board."

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The Sennheiser PXC 450s are an all-around decent set of active noise cancelers.

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The Beyerdynamic DT 860s are over-ear cans that offer impressive audio quality for a decent price.

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Great value overall, with good sound quality and comfort for the price.

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The SYNC by 50s aren't inherently _bad_, they're just terrible for $500.