Best Over-the-ear wireless headphones ~ $300

[Thunderwolf]

I'm looking at getting a new headset as my Siberia v2 are becoming worn out.  I will mainly listen to music and play games using them, but would like them to be wireless with the option of being wired depending on what I want to use.  I have a budget of about $300, but am willing to go a bit over.

 

http://v-moda.com/crossfade-wireless/  Is the kind of thing I am looking for, but as I am not well acquainted with the headphone market I would like your guys help.

 

Thank you in advance.

[ShearMe]

Didn't know there was a crossfire wireless. If you don't mind enormous accounts of bass, V-Moda's do have good build quality.

[Thunderwolf]

Didn't know there was a crossfire wireless. If you don't mind enormous accounts of bass, V-Moda's do have good build quality.

They came out like 3 weeks ago,  from current reviews, they seem to be better than the m100s, but wanna get some other opinions before I drop $300 on a pair of headphones.

 

I mainly listen to edm, trance, house, and a bit of rock, so base isn't much of a problem for me.

[ShearMe]

They came out like 3 weeks ago, from current reviews, they seem to be better than the m100s, but wanna get some other opinions before I drop $300 on a pair of headphones.

I mainly listen to edm, trance, house, and a bit of rock, so base isn't much of a problem for me.

There's not a lot of wireless options from good headphone companies. Sennheiser's MX series probably has something in your budget, but that line is a bit dated.

[Thunderwolf]

There's not a lot of wireless options from good headphone companies. Sennheiser's MX series probably has something in your budget, but that line is a bit dated.

Been looking for a good set for a few days now, much of the wireless lines seem to be dated.

 

Also would you or anyone else happen to know how good the quality of the v-moda add-on mic is.

The mic built into my sibiera v2 is pretty bad, don't wana spend $30 on a bad mic.

[spwath]

Didn't know there was a crossfire wireless. If you don't mind enormous accounts of bass, V-Moda's do have good build quality.

It's new.

The problem with v-modas is the shallow ear cups. Great build quality, great support (when my cord sleeving frayed they gave me a new one without sending it back)

But, not very comfortable.

[spwath]

Been looking for a good set for a few days now, much of the wireless lines seem to be dated.

Also would you or anyone else happen to know how good the quality of the v-moda add-on mic is.

The mic built into my sibiera v2 is pretty bad, don't wana spend $30 on a bad mic.

The v-moda boompro mic is of Good quality.

[Thunderwolf]

It's new.

The problem with v-modas is the shallow ear cups. Great build quality, great support (when my cord sleeving frayed they gave me a new one without sending it back)

But, not very comfortable.

 

They have xl cushions now, from what i've read they increase comfort greatly.

[Lockless]

I forgot what you call those things, but what about that small thing that you plug your wired headphones to and connect via bluetooth to your devices and buy a pair of wired headphones and pair it up with that? I'm just asking out of curiosity.

[spwath]

They have xl cushions now, from what i've read they increase comfort greatly.

Yeah, I was going to try those, but I upgraded before I got new ear pads.

[spwath]

I forgot what you call those things, but what about that small thing that you plug your wired headphones to and connect via bluetooth to your devices and buy a pair of wired headphones and pair it up with that? I'm just asking out of curiosity.

Bluetooth receiver.

[ShearMe]

Been looking for a good set for a few days now, much of the wireless lines seem to be dated.

Also would you or anyone else happen to know how good the quality of the v-moda add-on mic is.

The mic built into my sibiera v2 is pretty bad, don't wana spend $30 on a bad mic.

The BoomPro is pretty good. It doesn't have any noise canceling attributes so it will pick up room noises if you don't turn some settings down.

[Thunderwolf]

It's new.

The problem with v-modas is the shallow ear cups. Great build quality, great support (when my cord sleeving frayed they gave me a new one without sending it back)

But, not very comfortable.

 

Would you say that v-moda has good customer support?  My v2 broke and steelseries took 3 months to send me a replacement.  Don't want to have to deal with that kind of stuff again.

[Lockless]

Bluetooth receiver.

Thank you. God, I feel stupid today.

[spwath]

Would you say that v-moda has good customer support? My v2 broke and steelseries took 3 months to send me a replacement. Don't want to have to deal with that kind of stuff again.

Yes, some of the best I have dealt with.

[Lockless]

Yes, some of the best I have dealt with.

V-Moda support is so good that I still can't believe it. Maybe because I'm used to seeing companies being decent, meh, or just plain horrible with customer support. But hey, massive props to V-Moda.