Sennheiser ACCENTUM Plus Black

The sound is not as good as my HD-650 but the noise isolation makes them way better too listen to in louder environments.
The noise cancellation/ambient pass through works well when you sit down but even walking moderately fast indoors makes it pick up wind noise that you have no real way to deal with. They definitely could have put a mini dead cat on the mics to make it a non issue.
The biggest complaint I have is that they have broken twice for me an I can't remember even scratching the first pair and the second one still doesn't have any scratches so the build quality is pretty bad but at least they don't seem to have any glue that's guaranteed to fail with time

Thee sound couldn't be better at this price point. The headphones are not too hyped in the bass and have balanced treble and mids. They give a clear stereo image.
The headphones are very comfortable, I sometimes forget they are on. I deducted a star for comfort as I sometimes get a bit sweaty, it would have been nice to be able to replace the earpads, preferably with velours pads because of this.
They are well built but the hinges don't give a lot of confidence, although I have no experience with them failing so far. I wish they were a bit more compact when folded. The earpads seem a bit flimsy as well but have not flaked or ruptured so far, the case protects them well.

They sound great to my ears, though sound quality is very subjective (and I'm not exactly an audiophile). I mostly find them comfortable, although they are a little small; the range of adjustment in the headband is a little less than I would like. If you have a narrower head, this likely won't be an issue for you - and the tight fit certainly makes them feel secure on the head. The overall build feels a little light and cheap (although they've held together fine so far) but perhaps not worse than you might expect for the price. Battery life is good too - and it's possible, though a little awkward, to charge them in the case, by threading the cable through the top of the flap.

The only real issue I have so far is the touch controls - these don't seem to work at all unless they're switched on and off in the app every time the headphones are turned on, and even then the double tap to switch between ANC and transparency has only worked one time, for no apparent reason. For me, this doesn't matter too much, because I'm listening at home and I can pause and play and adjust volume using physical buttons on my phone without taking it out of my pocket (and I almost never skip tracks), but it might be very inconvenient for you.