Ah I'd define affordable for headphones as < £50/$65. I see Beats X are still $150 :/ But I do see the advantage in paying more, then making use of the typical

Ah I'd define affordable for headphones as < £50/$65. I see Beats X are still $150 :/ But I do see the advantage in paying more, then making use of the typically better warranty/guarantees to keep them going for years, rather than accepting breakage as I do now. I'm still only prepared to pay that much if they really do solve the 'device switching problem' though, otherwise I'd rather stick with multiple pairs of budget bluetooth headphones (1 for gym, 1 for desktop machine) ...