Sony MDR 7506 or similar are the best headphones I've ever owned. They are modular, designed to be repairable, and have great build quality. They're wired and have no microphone, but they retail for a third the price of a bluetooth set that can match the sound quality. (~$100)

I like my Sony XM4s

Anything on this list, its a list of high quality eq curves for tons of different headphones ranging from very cheap to very expensive, its also available on github and available to be accessed by a lot of different software.

https://autoeq.app/

It depends on your requirements.

I recently bought Senheizer HD-650's. I'm very happy with them.

Probably gonna get hate, but why not Quietcomfort? If you’re an audiophile and your phone is actually playing lossless high res audio, of course go for Sennheiser. If you wear your headphones everywhere often, prioritize ANC and don’t mind the Bose sound, I’d go Bose every day and save the hifi listening for at home.

Do not buy Jabra products. I use them for work (work pays for them) and have had multiple models. They have all failed for various reasons. They do replace under RMA but it's annoying as they should not break someasily, especially the upper premium models. I wouldn't touch a pair of I was personally paying for them.

Audiotechnica ath-m50x. I bought it for 100€ in 2019 and they still make it, cord is replacable. They are super popular, tons of units sold, so there are parts everywhere.

I bought earpads replacement for them from aliexpress, theres headband too, they were not original but they fit perfectly. Maybe you should check for replacement, sometimes they go for under 10$

I use Panasonic ergofit everyday, good luck

https://www.technics.com/ca/products/headphones/eah-a800.html

I don't know exactly where they stack up, but when using a headphone jack the audio quality and volume are much better than just bluetooth. I've been very happy with them, also have a set of earbuds from them I use everyday and they've been around for about 3 years and are holding up very well compared to Sennheiser earbuds I had. I also only really bought them because it's what a local shop sells.

Sennheiser HD 650 with a good DAC and your all set

No particular model to recommend, but if you use it primarily for music/movies at home and don’t have anyone around you to bother, go for open-back or half open-back headphones.

I had a pair of Beyerdynamic DT231 in the late 90s, my first decent sounding headphones.

So I looked up last year what is their best, reasonable price, current model:

( Edit: A day after this post, I researched more and ended up getting the DT 770 PRO X. 48 Ohms and can play from any source with no amp required. Also got a Beyerdynamic PRO X USB-C Cable, for phone use. Inbuilt DAC in the cable, wild. Original recommendation follows:)

Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO 80 Ohm

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Own an ATH-M50 too, solid sound, no issues.

I see a lot of good recommendations in here, but it would be more helpful if you said whether you want them wireless or not. I figured the answer is yes, but a lot of the (excellent) headphones people are recommending are wired and require a DAC/amp.

For wireless, you can do a lot worse than the Sennheiser Momentum line. The current best is the Momentum 5 Wireless, but I got my wife the 4, its over $100 cheaper and quite good. Not a fan of the Bose or Sony, but they have decent noise cancelling.

For wired, I'm not even going to recommend stuff because I'll out myself as a weirdo that spent too much on audio.

I had the Sennheiser Momentum 4 and they turned into a creaking mess of cheap plastic after some months. I also had the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 4, which broke and got replaced for the 5 on warranty by Sennheiser. Which was great until they also broke in the exact same way. Occasional high pitched tweeting in the right bud. They didn't want to replace them again and now I am actively avoiding Sennheiser.

Currently I have Beyerdynamic DT 900 ProX. They are open back and I only use them at home. Amazing sound.

For on the go I now have Linsoul Zero 2 (The Crinacle colab ones) and they are cheap and sound great.

Hearing is a highly personal thing. I like sheinunser but I prefer a balanced audio stage some prefer more base and might wants beats or similar.

If you can get to a micro center or computer store listen to them .

Otherwise it best guess

If you want wireless, good sound. I am very happy with my Cambridge P100se. (I like full sound that isn't sharp, like velvet for my eardrums). They support aptx Lossless. Not cable quality, but good for wireless :)

I like Crinacle's headphone ranking list, check it out. If it's not on here, probably not good

https://crinacle.com/rankings/headphones/

Are you looking for the exact same featureset (wireless, closed back, anc, overear )? What about quality/pricepoint?

https://youtu.be/sVPPpN5q7ro

Meze's headphones are absolutely flawless, european made, open back, hardly even need a DAC/AMP to run them, and the product support from the company is unmatched.

They even have headphones that aren't four figures

That headset must've been crap if it only lasted 2 years...

I also pick this guy's dead wife