K240 Studio

It looks like you really want wireless, in which options are limited to what you're sharing. But, for comparison sake The AKG 240 Studio + an Inline boom mic (https://a.co/d/5zuKjZP) would objectively sound better for less than half your budget. You can upgrade to the K702 and blow any headset out of the water, but again - not wireless.

I highly recommend AKG k240 studio. Great price and decent sound

Open Back: * AKG K240 MKII (Technically it's Semi Open Back, but it practically "behaves" like Open Back). Closed Back: * AKG K371 * Audio Technica ATH M40X * Beyerdynamic DT770/990 Pro. Some people mentioned the Sony MDR7506. They are great but do keep in mind that those headphones don't have detachable cables, so if the cable breaks, you'll need to solder a new one.

Change the faux leather pads for some velour and you're one and done. Love them.

AKG K240 studio, lasted me years. There are other similar ones. I think it's better to have a separate higher quality microphone and effectively train yourself not to scream into it all the time.. The Logitech ones are very good IMHO. Especially with the equaliser software.

> Sony MDR7506s, they look nice, but pretty pricey. They are $100 usd, decent professional headphones don't really come much cheaper than that. The only cheaper option I know which is actually good is the AKG K240 Studio. If you can't afford that, I recommend that you don't buy anything, use the headphones that you have, use *any* earbuds. I mean, if you are not doing professional work for clients, this is not life or death. Spending less than $100 USD on headphones, especially coming from something like VSX, I mean you'd be just throwing your money away. Tascam is a good brand of interfaces, recorders, but they aren't exactly known for their headphones.

Grado SR80e's or the AKG K240s. I have a pair of Meze Classics but they mostly live in the case.