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If you're seeing for headphones under 0 and you want to start your researching you will probably find these same results. In the under 0 price range there are a couple headphones that stand out the most. The Sony Mdr-V6's and the Sennheiser Hd 280 Pro, these two are raved about and dominate the under 0 range. This narrative will go over the pros and cons of both of them.

The Sony Mdr-V6's

These headphones are pretty favorite for a reason, a lot of population say they have owned these for over 20 years and they stay durable and keep going strong. They're built great and sound great, that's why Sony can't seem to take them out of their active products.

Pro's

-Great frequency response - You can hear all the things you missed before

-Best Bass for headphones in this price range. You can get a deeper bass with other headphones and by using the Eq, but this has the most spoton bass that won't drowned out the mids like other headphones.

-Durable - Many population do say they have had these for a long time and they keep going strong and if you do have a question with them, it's easy to find transfer parts since these headphones are so popular

Con's

Earpads Wear Out - Some say after awhile the earpads wear out, but the replacements are cheap and easy to find.

Not For Big Heads - Some also say if you have a big head these can be tight, but this is also something you can fix by stretching them out some.

Sennheiser Hd 280 Pro

Hard to go wrong with these German Engineered headphones. Sennheiser makes great headphones and this is a good example. If you're going more for noise cancellation these would be the headphones to lean towards.

Pro's

-Great passive noise cancellation (no batteries needed)

-Great High's and Mid's

-Very Durable

Con's

-Once again with these if you have a big head you will need to stretch them out some

-Some say your ears can't get sweaty after time, but you just need to air them out once in awhile

-The bass isn't as great as some other headphones.