Try looking a t a few range of Superlux headphones. They're at the right price, and with the right choice can sound brilliant with your music. I would steer away from their monitoring headphones like the HD668B. Look for more musical ones like the HD440, HD681 series, HD651 (the cheapest of the lot I believe).

You may want to try an IEM and have it inserted in your ear properly, meaning don't be afraid to shove it in quite deep. Make sure the tip is secure though. For IEMs I recommend Hippo Shroom EB, Soundmagic IEMs, Brainwavz M2, and Fischer Audio Enigma. There are sellers in this forum bringing most of the products in, do a search in Sales section. Oh, the Superlux series doesn't seem to be that stylish and should not attract much attention (well, it grabs attention in a different way    ), and so does the Soundmagic IEMs and the Hippo Shroom EB. The Enigma is pretty good looking, and the Brainwavz isn't bad either.    Jaben Malaysia at Subang SS15 or Straits Quay at Penang has a wide range of products to choose from. You can try one more headphone there if they have stock, a Koss PortaPro. It juuuuust fits your budget.

Grado SR60i cost around RM300 ++ err, it's open air headphone.

Open back headphones:
Open back headphones (sometimes referred to as vented) are designed to allow sound out through the back of the earcup. This design gives a character to the sound that is often described as having an open soundstage, or natural. One reason for this is that there are less reflections than a closed back (or sealed) design.

Doesn't really matter la hearing in public transport. You become attention only.  

The Koss PortaPro does bleed as well but not as obvious as the Grado.

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