u/Fantastic-Object-158

My cat literally chewed through my wired Sennheiser Momentum cable last night while I was sleeping, third time she does this. I'm done with wires.

I need something fully wireless that I can just throw in my backpack and not worry about. I mow lawns on weekends for extra cash and listen to podcasts for 3 hours straight, so sweat resistance and 30+ hour battery is huge. My brother has Sennheiser Momentum 4 and says battery is insane 60h, and Sony XM5 is lighter. Which one survives sweat and being tossed around? I can do like $350 max,

kinda embarrassing to say but I have been working straight off my 14" laptop screen for like a year in my tiny home office and my neck is killing me so I'm finally ready buying a real monitor, mostly for WFH customer support + youtube + some gaming here n there, nothing too much, I just want something 27" 1440p that's easy on the eyes, rather not curved and a stand that actually goes up/down, got like $350 to play with but can go a little over if its worth it, what should I get?

I have a small basement thats like 12 x 14ft with super low ceiling like 7'5 so throw is max like 10ft maybe 10.5 if i really push the mount back. Its not fully dark, theres light leaking from the upstairs hallway and the door doesnt seal perfect so its not a full batcave but also not bright living room, kinda somewhere in the middle tbh. We mostly watch movies at night and i finally want to do it right for once and get a proper setup for like 100 to 110 inch screen, tired of just using the tv upstairs.

Budget is around $3k to $3.5k but could go up to $4k if its really worth it imo. Been eyeing the Epson ls9000 cause everyone says its the best under 4k right now and maybe a Sony xw5000es if i can find a used deal for close to that price, idk if my white walls will just kill the contrast tho. What would you guys do for a room like this, is alr screen mandatory or can i get away with a normal white 1.0 gain? and does 10ft throw even work for 110 inch on those models? thanks