Yep, and in the same way the inverse can 'sometimes' be true too.
A "nice" $80 headset will outlive the cheap $20 one. And in a lot of cases it'll also outlive that cutting edge $500 one that has features you dont need.
So do your research, the inconvenience means it's probably more worth it to figure out WHY a product is good and then shop for the things you learned instead of just letting amazons top 10 recommended headsets guide you.
Being more informed about the things you spend your life-spent-turned-to-cash dollars on is always a good idea. Helps prevent buying slop too.