Headphones for my MacBook Pro OS X.

Question

I am looking for headphones and I want a good price and good quality. I have checked the Apple store online but only find ipod or iphone headphones. Does anyone have suggestions for headphones?

Answer 1

Do NOT i repeate DO NOT listen to users recommending Bose.
They do not know their audio hardware, and are only drones to the endless Bose advertisements/Over hype.
Bose is overpriced, avoid them they give you very little for the price they charge; and they will break eventually.
Personally, i've learned from experiance that getting headphones, your money is best spent in the 180-250 dollar range.
I can recommened some that i've used, and heard and researched very well
Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro-80 @$180
Over ear design, very good sound quality and isolation.
<200 its VERY hard to beat.
They may not last very long if you take them everywhere with you, these are best used in static locations.
V-MODA Crossfade M-80 @$200
Personally, these are the best phones i've come across for sound quality in the 0-350 dollar range, plus these things will literally last you decades. I've tossed mine off my friends 23rd floor balacony to see if i could break them. They were fine from this INSANE height, keep in mind they hit grass, not concrete.
These are amazing mids-highs bass is realistic and not over the top.
ON EAR design, so they are perfect for portable unit.
V-MODA Crossfade LP2 @$130-199
Over ear version of the above, just not as good sound quality; better bass (fake over the top bass).
DO NOT GET A CHEAP HEADSET, you will replace it sooner then you know, and end up buying a good pair in the end. It ends up costing you more by getting the cheap pair. Stick with earbuds if you need to intill you can save up enough, trust me i've been there and learned the hard way. AVOID all beats, and similar branded crap that runs on batteries, they have TERRIBLE sound quality, also most phones with battery noise isolation have EMI/hissing if you have the ears to hear it (AKA they are toys for children, they sell them on looks not what they do/sound like).
Also note, V-moda has the best headphone warranty i've come across. 2 years full replacement for any issue, after this if you lose/lost/burnt/smash you Vmoda's they will give you a 50% discount on any pair in the future for life. So what that means is if they break, or you toss them in the garbage, you can get them for the same price as the sony headphones for around 99 bucks. You dont pay extra for this warranty coverage.
So V-moda is my personal recommendation, follwed by the German Beyerdynamic brand.