Best HeadPhones Between 100-150$

Hello to all, I am new here!

8 March is soon :emoticon removed by moderation: and I want to present to my wife a new headphones, my budget is between 100-150 y.e., what you can advice, please?

My wife loves music and I need something good looking for women, something simple & TOP quality for this budjet.

Please, advice, ASAP, I am short of time. Hope you guys know everything about good sound, thanks!
 
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Hello to all, I am new here!

8 March is soon :emoticon removed by moderation: and I want to present to my wife a new headphones, my budget is between 100-150 y.e., what you can advice, please?

My wife loves music and I need something good looking for women, something simple & TOP quality for this budjet.

Please, advice, ASAP, I am short of time. Hope you guys know everything about good sound, thanks!

I really love the Grado SR 80 for about $100 US. They have really good deep bass for such a low price; bass, mids, highs all sound natural and balanced. They are quite efficient; I use them with my laptop and normally only have to set the volume on "30" or less. I doubt there is a better sounding set of headphones out there in this price range. They have the screw on adapter for 1/8 in or 1/4 in jacks.
 
If you want a sealed back, I've been very happy with my SoundMagic HP150. Very comfortable, great sound, neutral looking.

Edit: Looks like they have a new model out, HP151. Reviews on Amazon aren't great, but I've had no issues at all with mine - they've been very durable.
 
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Could you buy her a gift certificate and let her choose?

Yes, that may be impersonal, but fit and comfort for the individual are as important as sound quality or other features, as Galu mentioned earlier.

Just a thought.
 
Do they wear glasses or listen for long periods of time ?
Comfort is an issue for glasses wearers with the Grado mentioned earlier
I own the AT M50X mentioned and although they are very nice the "pleather" can get hot in summer .
The bass is accentuated a bit much on the AT 50X for me . YMMV

What source and amp is used for listening ?
 
Are you looking for closed-back headphones? They can be awfully big, but you'll probably get the best sound. Beyerdynamic makes some awesome models, but they can get pretty pricey.

I'm also a big fan of the Audio Technica M50x; they are much more affordable than the beyerdynamic pair, closer to your budget.