The best over-ear headphones for every budget

The Insider Picks team writes about stuff we think you'll like. Business Insider has affiliate partnerships, so we get a share of the revenue from your purchase.Earbuds are easily the most convenient type of headphone to wear around every day, but there's something to be said about a nice over-ear pair.Because of their larger size, over-ear headphones can deliver richer sound and more comfort than smaller headphones.If you're in the market for a pair of these headphones, this guide will give you a pretty good overview of the market. Each pick is also accompanied by a full review of each headphone, if you'd like to learn more about them.DON'T MISS:I've tested over 100 headphones in the past year, and I keep coming back to this $26 pairSEE ALSO:The 15 headphones under $100 actually worth your timeBest overallNot only are these my number one pick for over-ear headphones, they're my favorite headphones. Period.They're lightweight, well-padded, and create a rich, balanced sound. The sound is so good that I use them as a reference when reviewing other headphones. As a bonus, the cable on these headphones is also manageable and user-replaceable, so you're in luck if it gets snagged on something.Beoplay H6,$269.99, available at AmazonYou can read the full review here.Best for your budgetA more budget-friendly pair of headphones, 1More's over-ears can compete with more expensive pairs. They're comfortable, and each ear cup can be adjusted so you can get the perfect fit. These headphones have a slight treble bias. So if you're sensitive to high frequencies, you may have to turn down the volume a little bit.Like Bower & Wilkins' P7's, these headphones have wired and Bluetooth models; I've only tried the Bluetooth version.1More MK801 (Wired), $39.99, available at Amazon1More MK802 (Wireless), $149.99, available at AmazonYou can read the full review here.Best for music production and desk useThere's a reason that Sony has been producing this exact pair of headphones for over 25 yearsthey're excellent.I've owned a pair for years, and they're the only headphones I use when recording and editing my podcasts. These headphones have an aggressively neutral sound, so everything you listen to will sound accurate, without any accentuation of bass or treble frequencies.Their only flaw is their long, coiled, unchangeable cable; these aren't headphones you'll want to use while walking around or commuting.Sony MDR7506, from $69.99, available at AmazonYou can read the full review here.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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