All rounder wired/wireless headphone suggestions?

[Dave71]

Hello.
I’m looking for some recommendations for a reasonably priced (£150 ish) set of ‘all rounder’ headphones.
At home I mainly practice bass / guitar playing along to I tunes and occasionally tinker with GarageBand for some rough mixing for rehearsal purposes (Scarlett 2i2 interface)
However I’d also like something to use out of the house (iPhone/iPad) and Bluetooth would be very useful.

Was looking at the Audio Technical Ath-m50xBT2 which have the option of wired or Bluetooth.

Any thoughts.
Ta.

[shufflebeat]

Recent purchase on my part to replace previous model with serious structural deficiencies but great sound:

https://www.mixonline.com/technology/sh ... rld-review

So far so good. Similar impressive sound but much more robust design and materials.

Not Bluetooth.

[sonics]

You could make your choice of wired headphones and add a cheap bluetooth receiver. I find doing that gives me the headphones I want with BT wireless connectivity when I need it. I can also use IEMs when I need extra isolation, or open-back cans when I need to hear the doorbell, phone, wife or cat!

The choice of headphone is rather subjective, but Shure, AKG, Audio-Technica or BeyerDynamic should be considered. The SRH-840, DT770 or ATH-M50x would be good choices, I think.

[resistorman]

You'll be getting as many recommendations as people answering, possibly X5

My all rounder in that price range used to be the ATH-M50x but now it's the Rode NTH-100. I haven't even put the ATH on since I bought the Rode in May.

https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/rode-nth-100

As for Bluetooth, I'm holding out for the new LE standard to become generally available and built in to more devices.

https://www.howtogeek.com/558579/what-i ... u-want-it/

[Mike Stranks]

I'm with 'resistorman' ... The Rodes have it...

... and I also agree with what 'sonics' suggests...

[Drew Stephenson]

If Bluetooth is a must then I'd recommend having a look at some of the Sennheiser options.
Assuming you can also find a pair that's comfortable. I ended up with a set of Sony's for my commute, the sound wasn't as good as the Sennheiser but they were much more comfortable for me.

[Dave71]

Thanks for the input. Was only considering Bluetooth purely down to the lack of mini jack sockets on newer phones these days, so annoying having to use adapters!! Comfort is a must so I’ll have a trek around shortly to see if I can find a retailer with a healthy stock. York or Newcastle are my closest options
Cheers

[Drew Stephenson]

Gear4music are based in York and generally have a healthy set of stock wired up for listening.