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Sennheiser HD201 Closed Back Headphone

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from: Sennheiser

July 17, 2006
Light and comfortable. Sound is very good. No problems with lack of bass as others have said. If you use these on a poor system then you will get poor sound. That may be the problem for people giving them no stars. I use them on my stereo & computer but I have tried them on my iPod and have no problems with sound levels. Perhaps iPod listeners like the volume a lot higher than I do. At £8.95 +p&p they are a very good buy.

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Sony MDR-NC6 Noise-cancelling Headphones

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from: Sony

March 08, 2005
Yes. As passive headphones, they work as well as any stereo headphones would be expected to. When the noise cancellation is turned on, there is a noticeable level of background hiss. (In theory, white noise tends to make interference less annoying subjectively.) In the home, any external noises are reduced significantly. These include a washing machine spinning, a dishwasher or even the fan in a lap-top. Obviously, noise reduction cannot perform miracles (e.g. noise in a tube train) but, for the price, they have a place in the market compared to those costing ten times as much.

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Sennheiser RS130 - Wireless Headphones

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from: Sennheiser

December 05, 2005
I went into several shops and tested many different headphones - these sound-wise were the best. Very good quality.
Good build quality too - they look and feel well made.
Several of Sennheiser's previous models had reviews mentioning the headphones kept slipping off your head - however, i did not experience that with these.
The self charging stand is excellent - dead easy!
No hissing or crackling. Good choice if you willing to spend a little more money - you won't be disappointed.

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Sennheiser HD202 Headphones

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from: Sennheiser


I bought these to go with my Samsung YP-U3 MP3 player and the results have passed all expectations. The HD202 have a bias towards base but they are still clear in the mid-range and treble, and using the graphic equaliser on the YP-U3 player I can get exactly the sort of sound I want. I have other headphones which I use with my £4000 hi-fi system costing £34 and £65 and these HD202s are just as good. If you are wondering what to get, get these - you won't be disappointed, especially at the price.

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Sennheiser RS 140 Wireless Balanced Headphones

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from: Sennheiser

December 05, 2005
These were my first experience of wireless headphones. They fit on the head very comfortably, were very easy to set up, sit quite happily on their cute recharger pedestal thing.

The only problem with these expensive headphones is they sound dreadful. The audio is transmitted via FM, and sound much like an FM radio, an awful one. The sound quality had a damp feeling to it. Also, the sound changes with any movement of your head, hissing just like an old tranny...

Guess we have to live with wires for a while yet.

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Sennheiser PMX60 Open Neckband Headphone

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from: Sennheiser

July 10, 2006
I'm very pleased with these Sennheiser headphones, which I bought six months ago. They are an excellent alternative to ear buds, sitting neatly and comfortably over the ears, supported by the neckband. They may leak sound, but they also allow sound in. I use them to listen to my mp3 player at home, on my own, or in the gym. There may be better compact earphones for hi-fi reproduction, but I use them most often to listen to downloaded voice podcasts and language courses. They are ideal for most purposes. Recommended.

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Sennheiser RS110 RF Wireless Headphone

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from: Sennheiser

July 17, 2006
If nothing is being played, a loud static hiss starts about 1 to 2 minutes after. This effectively makes the headphones useless.

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Sony Basic Rechargeable RF Wireless Headphone

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from: Sony

August 22, 2006
Read through loads of reviews on wireless headphones and for the price I was willing to pay and feedback from this site decided to go for these. Although Argos is slightly more expensive decided to buy from them because if the hissing is bad then at least I return them.

Upon purchasing these the first thing you have to do is turn the cap on the left part of the headphone to insert the rechargable batteries. Spent 15 minutes trying to do this reading and re-reading the manual to no avail so returned them to Argos for another pair. Again same problem is neither me nor the customer service attendant could open it. So I asked for money back on them.

So to this day I will never know how good or bad they sound.

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Sony DRBT21GB On Ear Stereo Bluetooth Headphones - Black

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from: Sony

May 14, 2007
Bought a Sony Playstation 3 Console in September last year and wanted to be able to speak to friends online whilst playing online games so, needed to think about purchasing some bluetooth headphones to enable me to do this.

Out of all the different type of headphones I have worn over the years I have found the small in ear type earphones do not stay in my ear that well and the other type of headset that hooks over the ear uncomfortable to wear if worn for long periods of time. As I would be using a headset for gaming and for long periods of time both did not meet my requirements and I deemed both these types unsuitable.

After going on various sites and having no luck in finding a suitable pair, I started to research and look on the internet ... Read More:

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Sony MDR-IF140K Cordless Headphones with Volume Control

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from: Sony

July 07, 2003
Having read the reviews I was a little apprehensive about these headphones, especialy the 'hissing', but because I had a Sony TV and rated Sony I gave them a try. I found them good, the 'hissing' was reduce to acceptable levels by reducing the volume on the headphones and using the tv volume control.