You have come to the right place if you enjoy music and have been using some old, worn-out headphones for a while and want to upgrade them. Alternatively, if you are tired of wearing headphones that produce bad sound and want to test some new ones that sound great, you have come to the right place.
JBL Tune 700BT
Since you are here, it is safe to infer that the first two headphones were not your cup of tea. As a result, this headphone is quite different from the other two and will be easier for novice users to understand.
JBL makes Bluetooth 4.0 headphones called the Tune 700BT. These headphones may also be used with an AUX cable.
The headphones have a clean, all-black shell that gives them a high-end appearance. It features padding all over, particularly around the cups, making it comfortable for extended periods of time.
Oneodio Pro 50 and Pro 30
The OneOdio Professional 50 and 30, which are comparable to the ATH-M20x and fall under the studio monitoring headphone category, is the second headphone on our list of the best headphones under 5000. However, a few significant distinctions make it a suitable option for you.
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The first thing that stands out about these is how they appear. These headphones have some of the nicest looks in this price range. One thing all of the Oneodio headphones have in common is their excellent construction, which always manages to win me over.
Audio-Technica ATH-M20x
Well, everyone in the music business adores the brand Audio-Technica. If you’ve never heard of them before, don’t worry about it just yet. It is more of a manufacturer of professional audio equipment with audio professionals as its primary target market.
Professional-grade studio monitoring headphones like the Audio-Technica ATH-M20x have clean, simple designs without any extraneous design components. The entire headset is made of high-quality plastic, giving them a premium appearance. Contrasted to other options on the market, they manage to weigh around 200 grams despite having a substantial appearance.
Soundcore by Anker Life Q10
Now moving down our list, we have one more Bluetooth headphone under 5000, called the Soundcore Life Q10 by Anker. It is the most affordable headphone on our list and yet has one of the best-looking designs in the segment. These good-looking foldable headphones are made of plastic which makes them pretty lightweight. The headphones can be easily folded, which makes them a good choice for folks who like to travel a lot.
The earcups and the headband have good soft cushioning, making it fairly comfortable. One of the earcups has an in-built microphone for you to attend calls and meetings; meanwhile, the other has multifunction buttons for volume and track control.
Sony MDR-XB450AP
Well, Sony is a brand that needs no introduction, and it has been one of the biggest market leaders, especially in the headphone industry. The headphone we will be discussing now is the Sony MDR-XB450AP, and there is a similar model called the MDR-XB450, which is pretty similar, but the only key difference is that the MDR-XB450AP has an inline microphone that can be used for calls and recordings.
The headphone looks very good and has aluminum earcups with a glossy finish that gives a premium look to them. The headphones are lightweight, making them comfortable, but the headband is made of plastic and lacks cushioning, which disappoints me a bit, but we cannot expect much for the price it is being offered on.