Tascam TH-02

Bought Tascam TH-02 second hand as a stopgap option and they are already broken in that way where you need to hold the wire in a certain position or else only one side works. Plus the wire is way too long, and the headphones too leaky, for use on the go.

If you want more portable over-ear headphones, try the Tascam TH-02. While they don't feel as comfortable as the Koss UR20, they can fold up to save space, which is great if you want to take them with you on the go. They also have a decent leakage performance, so if you're listening to audio at high volumes in a busy office, it's unlikely that you'll bother others around you

:** Yes. **Preferred Type of Headphone:** Over-ear, closed-back (though I do accept on-ears). **Preferred tonal balance:** Overall balanced. **Past headphones:** My current (as of this writing) headphone is a TASCAM TH-02, I think it's fine but my biggest grievance is that the ear muffs gets uncomfortable after an hour or so.

Tascam TH-02 or Superlux HD-681. I do not have a DAC. I plan on only using these at home. Comfort matters a lot to me.

- I'm looking to use these as commuting/daily driver headphones not for my PC so primarily for my Switch/Galaxy S9/Surface Pro; I'd also be using them for exercising at times as well. -As far as isolation goes, I would intend to use these in varied situations and eventually when the pandemic clears up for my commute so I'd prefer a lot of isolation/noise cancelling, as I stated before I will be traveling with these quite often on a bus/train 2x a day 5 days a week and even right now they'd be going a lot of places with me. - I prefer Closed Back Headphones and this is my one stickler rule because anything in-ear or even open ear just make my ears hurt so much and I can't do it. -Tonal balance I don't have a major preference for, not super bass heavy at all; I'd prefer something more neutral but I'm not too familiar with that stuff so forgive me if something is incorrect.