Quite frankly Cheeku, if you really want the things you say you want (especially the detachable cable), combined with the rather limited budget of 100 USD, I am afraid you are not gonna be very succesful.
There are some cheap alternatives (the Sennheiser HD210 which is almost for free comes to mind) that combine over-ear comfort with great sound quality (especially considering the price). At 25-30 USD you can buy two (which is good because they CAN break LOL, so a spare makes sense).
Around the 100 USD mark you are kinda in-between the expensive low-/midrange headphones and the cheap high-end headphones. Detachable cables for example, when done correctly, is an expensive feature and thus usually found on the more expensive headphones.
So, either go for cheap but good throwaways (and what good will a detachable cable do on throwaways) or save up and get something that will be to your liking.
I bought the HD-25 IIs (at the time slightly over 200 euro) and was shocked I’d ever spend that kind of money on headphones. But they have been used intensively (DJ, live sound, studio) for the last 4-5 years and I am still on my first set of cushions. EVERYTHING on the headphones is replaceable, which means they’ll probably last about 25 years.
Suddenly these are not so expensive anymore because I get the great pleasure from day one (rather than being unhappy I didn’t get the quality I wanted) and I never have to buy another pair.
It’s your wallet of course. But imho it’s important to look closely at your wishlist compared to your budget and determine if they are realistic. High wishlist with low budget usually isn’t realistic.
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