I am not a fan of mixing on headphones.
I prefer doing it first on my studio monitors, then check it on a hi-fi and finally listen to it on a cheap box like kitchen radio, phone, car stereo.
Eventually changing something. I don't even pre listen it on headphones at all, the concern is that the low quality players are missing parts of the sound, so I need them to be heard even on those. On headphones you can hear everything, so no worries.
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Yeah, I could not agree more that you should reference it in some small cheap device. (Like the story of Micheal Jackson and Quincy jones, when they set a small radio on fire with the mix heheh)
My method is studio monitors and then first headphones for reference, only when it is well advance I go for laptop monitors.
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