Any audiophiles here.

[Gorgon]

I'm looking for headphones that have both bluetooth and traditional connectors. It's a very confusing market. 

 

I want to find the goldilocks point between price and performance. Just about every set of headphones I have ever bought have broken because of flimsy plastics with nothing going wrong with the speakers themselves, so build quality is important too. 

 

 

 

[Humanoid]

I don't use wireless headphones myself, but I do rate InnerFidelity's Wall of Fame, which is constantly updated and is happy to recommend headphones from $20 to $5000. Their wireless headphone recommendations are here and it looks like all four options meet your criteria.

[Gorgon]

It's kinda sacrificing a lot, but I can't go back to wrangling cables when I'm out and about. With a decent DAC at home you can plug them in and get more sound quality. 

[Pidesco]

I'm looking for headphones that have both bluetooth and traditional connectors. It's a very confusing market. 

 

I want to find the goldilocks point between price and performance. Just about every set of headphones I have ever bought have broken because of flimsy plastics with nothing going wrong with the speakers themselves, so build quality is important too. 

 

Grado is about to release their first bluetooth headphones:

 

https://gradolabs.com/headphones/wireless/item/74-gw100

 

If I bought bluetooth headphones this is what I'd get.

[ShadySands]

I got some Cowin E8s that I can recommend but for me it's all about ear comfort and I need to have my headphones completely around my lobes and not on them.

[Keyrock]

I usually stick with Sennheiser for my headphones needs. They ain't done me wrong yet.