I honestly can't recommend headphones for under 30 bucks that are good, all of em are shite to be quite honest. The cheapest good headphones I have ever bought were a pair of Shure SE102 noise canceling in-ear headphones and they cost 80 dollars when I got them but damn do they sound good and they block outside noise extremely well. Those were replacements for the Bose ear buds that I lost a couple of years ago

I highly suggest the Shure SE102's if you can find them for less than what I paid, 80 CAD would probably equate to about 65 USD or so. Just gotta keep your ears clean because they are ear wax magnets due to being ones that go in your ear. I don't see the sense in buying earmuff headphones anyway, and Creative headphones are not that good for sound quality to be quite honest, they should stick to making sound cards cause that is what they are good at imo

Alas, I am an audiophile and like my music to sound good, not tinny and grainy.

 

you aren't going to get great phones for under $30. you can try getting your hands on sennheiser hd201's/hd202's.

if you're lucky you can pick some ath-fc700's off ebay for $30 like i did. great price for that set, blows everything i've listened to in that price range. they give off better sound than my MS-1's in hip hop and electronica which i bought for $120. very tight bass, at times highs are too sharp, pretty loud headphones.

 

Sennheiser HD201 are $30 at most.

 

Yeah, but the problem with long cables is that it's hard to fit them in a pocket, I have to roll up the cable of my Sennheiser HD205 quite a lot to be able to walk around with it (it's 3m long D

 

didn't think of that that cable isn't thin either so it's not really meant for outside, just inside for gaming,mixing etc whatever you use it for

 

Amazon says $89.99 (new)