Koss - KPH30 Wireless

Porta Pro Wireless and KPH30 Wireless have audio pass through so you even if the battery takes a shit you can still use them for the rest of eternity as if they were the wired version. Will only buy bluetooth headphones that can do this.

Yes kph 40, you can easily change earpads if desired. Very good sound and featherweight. Under $40. Portapro and kph 30i too. Kph 30 wireless if you don't like wired. For much better sound and a step up in quality: Grado 80x and Sennheiser 560s. Comfortable and light but not like the Koss.

Why the hell not? A wireless mouse is great, the cable on a wired mouse snags and is a pita, when I have to charge my mouse it's annoying having it tethered. A keyboard less so, because it doesn't really move, but it makes my desk less cluttered, and means I can put my PC wherever I want without worrying too much about cables. The same goes for headphones, I use wired most of the time, but often I'll put my wireless headphones on, go make a cup of tea, check on the dogs etc, often I'll be on my headset walking around the house while on a meeting, or even just reclining my chair and relaxing a little in my office. Or even just going out for a walk with headphones without having to block the outside world, or deal with the thumping noise in your ear when stepping. I go out with my portapros and btr3k all the time, it's a great combo. For OP, maybe the new Koss kph30 wireless would work?

The AirPods aren’t going to be usable, even with a dongle. They have too much latency. Apple doesn’t support low latency on non-Apple devices. It looks like the Bose QC Ultra support aptx, so you could get an aptx dongle and potentially use those. But wired is going to be the cheapest and easiest solution with the least amount of latency. The earbuds in the box are fine, I’d definitely try those first before going out and spending more money. Another cheap option that sounds good and fits over the headset are the Koss KPH30.

Koss KSC75/KPH30/KPH40/Porta Pro all all within that $20-40 range but they aren't as durable. I believe the cables like to break on these because they are thin and lack stress relief. Alternatively you could go Samson SR850 or Superlux HD661 but those are only semi-open so outside sounds are slightly damped. To be honest I don't think open backs make people quieter, once you got some audio playing it kind of blocks out ambient noise. At least I assume thats why you want open backs in this case. For the record, Koss headphones sound VERY open, but again these things break with careful adults so you can imagine what children can do. On that note, can anyone seeing this back up the claim that the KPH30 clear is less prone to snapping than the other KPH30 models?

If you're ever curious about on-ear open backs, check out Koss Porta Pro's or Koss KPH30's! Obviously not ideal for DJing, but they're very well loved in audiophile circles, sound very natural and warm, I love my Porta Pro's for older music they've got a really nice character to them - both pairs are great bang for buck too.

Koss KPH30 Not the most comfortable for me (things sitting on ear don't really work for me for long), but the sound is excellent for the price. Fantastic BT headphones. IF you don't mind something sitting on your ear, you can't do better for the price in the bluetooth space. LCD-4 With a bass shelf boost, the bass reaches depth with a power I have rarely found in a pair of headphones. While never distorting other frequencies.

Best deal for me were the Hifiman Sundara that I got for about 110 on Aliexpress during 11.11 sales. Also have a pair of he400se but the Sundara just sound more correct out of the box and the headband is a lot more comfy. In the ultra budget realm, I'd say my KOSS KPH30i with headband mod are still a true gem, and so are the KPH40i and the hyper-cheap Shini S520. If one doesn't want a pair of on ear, then: - KPH30i with big grado pads mod - SHP9500 for about 35-40$ on AliExpress when discounted - Fidelio X2HR around 70-80 euros - Superlux HD681Evo for about 30 - Kiwi Ears Altruva around 65-70 but you gotta EQ them if you want a less warm sound and better gaming performance.

any koss with a metal head band is fine durabilty wise. kph40 has just about 1/2" left on the slider on my 7 3/4 hat size head but you can bend them to adjust and tune clamp. their plastic headbands (kph30) snap after about 6 months when I was using them. the kph style band also pulls on my short to medium hair less than the porta pro style can't speak for the SHP

I would say to just go for the classic Sony on-ear headphones like the MDR-ZX110 but the version with a mic on the cable that works for iphone, and then get a 3.5 jack to lightning dongle adapter, the adapter will stay attached to the headphones. The only challenge is making sure the adapter and the headphones will work together for the mic to work, that's why the headphones should say they work for iphone and the dongle must be the official one or one that is "made for iphone" just something that tells you they'll work together and when you put it on her phone just make sure the mic works for phone calls. Why on-ear headphones? just because they're smaller, that way maybe she can carry them on her neck without losing them when not in use and will be a bit more comfortable than bigger over ear headphones. For even lighter headphones, you could check the Koss KPH30 but also make sure the mic will work with the iphone adapter