HD 400 PRO

I’ve been happy with my Sennheiser HD-400 Pro. Feels like a neutral and balanced sound profile. Comfortable for long sessions. I believe they are basically the same as the consumer grade 560S which may be a little cheaper but perhaps with less durable hinges, etc. Depending on your location, I’d recommend searching the used market to see what pops up. If your environment allows for it, open back is best both for sound quality and reducing fatigue.

I have Seenheiser HD400, so a very budget model. They feel very cheap, but they survived more than my gaming headset made mostly from metal. Idk how, but they are sturdy

Second this. Got my pair of Sennheiser open-back headphones a while ago now and I’ve never looked for another pair since. It takes a while to get used to it but it’s produces gorgeous sound quality.

Yeah totally agree with that, but the turtle beach was insanely bad. I have Sennheiser open backs and while the bass isn't anything to write home about, it's not a noticeable thing.

I have beats fit pro earbuds, and seinheisers open back headphones for my studio at home

Open if you have a quite environment. If not closed. It's impossible to use open backs if you have for example someone watching TV in the same room. Also to get one of each over time is good. I use my openbacks 95% of the time. But when mixing low frequency content I switch, the difference is massive. Also as u mentioned, even if it comes down to brand. Most open backs are more comfortable. Can do severel hours without any problems with my senheisers. But over an hour with my ath M50 is torture. Last input, just for getting s good listening experience closed are much better. (All above is just my personal experience and over time I have learned that its a huge factor chosing equipment)

I use Sennheiser open back headphones, just plug it into the headphone jack. They have surprisingly good bass and fit well over the headset. Audio Trip and Lumines Arise sound wonderful on them.