New Headphones that can be drived easily by Sansa Clip

[bubusam13]

Hi Guys, yesterday my old headphones stopped working. So I would like to buy one. Pls advice me.
I mostly use my IEMs for listening music. I use headphones mostly at my home only. I would like headphones that covers my whole ear (circumaural).
I am not looking for exceptional music quality. It should produce good overall sound.
It should also be long lasting.
I have a AIWA headphone what I bought back in 2003 for Rs 350. They are still working and in good condition. The cord is really good.

I have not mentioned my budget because I really don't know what should my budget be. Yes, one more thing is my sansa clip should drive them easily.

 

[bubusam13]

First time, I am seeing not a single reply on this thread. I think old digitians are no more active, or what ?
Anyway, help be decide, this or that can be driven sansa clip+

This Sennheiser HD 202 II - Sennheiser: Flipkart.com
or that Audio Technica ATH SJ 33 Headphones - Audio Technica: Flipkart.com

Or JBL tempo ?

 

[bubusam13]

no reply
Mods pls close this thread, there is no use of it.

 

[powerhoney]

no reply
Mods pls close this thread, there is no use of it.

Better fill up the questionnaire!!!

What you require is vague from your description... I didn't get whether you require IEMs or Open/Closed Headphones!!!

 

[bubusam13]

Hi Guys, yesterday my old headphones stopped working. So I would like to buy one. Pls advice me.
I mostly use my IEMs for listening music. I use headphones mostly at my home only. I would like headphones that covers my whole ear (circumaural).

Open/closed headphones, budget 2k, main criteria is should be easily driven by my sansa clip.

Anyway, I put 3 options in my second reply. Sennheiser HD202II, ATH SJ33 and JBL tempo. Which one would be better ?

 

[Knight2A4]

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