Best over ear headphones

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I love my MDR-XB700s

My daily driver is a Volvo 940 turbo running at 1,7 bar benched at 340PS

HD700 w/ Xonar Essence One Muses

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These right here are the best headphones I've ever had.

>light
>comfortable
>excellent sound quality
>crisp highs and deep, rich lows
>handles any kind of music I throw at it without rattling or distorting
>crystal clear mic
>7.1 dolby
>dont cost an arm and a leg

>inb4 replied to by every "audiophile" screeching autistically about their $1500 whateverthefucks 'out-performing' them and then tossing around dank memes with reckless abandon
>inb5 gaymen, because i don't. Ive used Plantronics for decades.

I use audiotechnica m50-Xs, they're relatively cheap for the quality

>>59518207
I had this recommended by a friend and it's still going. I love this thing and haven't had a headset as comfortable as that one is.

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Panasonic RP-HC200
Bought them because they were on sale for like $20 down from $50
>cons
They're all plastic and creak like crazy when you're handling them
They don't have any padding
The cable is really thin, I'm dreading the day I have to replace the jack
>pros
They sound great though I'm no audiophool so what do I know
Pads are comfortable and fit perfectly around my ears
Great noise cancellation, and an active noise cancellation feature powered by a AAA battery I sometimes turn on while on the subway

I'll probably shell out some more money when these fail. Going strong for about two years now.