ok so I was at walmart and was looking for these, https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/mental-beats-heat-2-in-1-bluetooth-headphone-black/6000196689360


they didnt have them at that walmart and said not anywhere else either, so I got these

https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/sony-extra-bass-over-ear-headphones-with-microphone-black/6000192663889


but now it's literally the next day and I see I can order the ones I originally wanted cause their in stock again.. the next damn day. so as I bought the other ones the dude said I could bring them back, so is their anyone that could tell which pair may be better?

the bass is pretty descent on these but I've always been using on ear headphones and even though my ears are pretty used to them they do hurt a bit over long periods and i've been contemplating over-ear ones for a while.

which would you figure are better? is the bass descent on the ones I wanted?

You aren't getting good bass in a headphone that cheap.
Neat site put together by the people in the headphones subforum of reddit: https://sites.google.com/view/headphoneadvice/home

I recommend before u spend $ on a pair of headphones, make sure your realize that a $500 sound-card is utmost important! Oh, and make sure you get the $1100 pair of headphones to go along with it, for maximum sound quality. It's a night and day performance difference in the highs and lows of sound frequencies. It's definitely worth it! Good luck

wireless matter?
open or closed?
are you a bass head?
prefer neutral sound?
these for on the go?

Yeah, there's no way you aren't butthurt.

bose qc35 best noise cancelling headphones

k so no one knows the difference between the two i want?

in terms of bass/quality?

i really would like to have over ear headphones and i cant decide if its worth the switch

This post was edited by Jarester on Nov 23 2017 11:58pm

answer the above questions for better help

wireless doesnt matter
open or closed
bass is good for music, so kinda definitely yeah some good (descent) bass is a must
idk what neutral sound is i use low to max
no just for comp

This post was edited by Jarester on Nov 24 2017 12:37am