Headphones > Sennheiser Headphones > UHF Analogue

Advantages: Sound quality
Disadvantages: Style

...Many weeks i decided - Sennheiser HD595. Since then and after reassuring myself of spending that money, and listening to the quality and feeling them...im a REALLY happy bunny!! Bargain hunting!------- I searched ALL over for the best price, eventually got it down, popular comparison shopping search sites did it!! You may well find well know retailers to be more expensive with these. Packaging-------- The cardboard box it came in, was so well ...
...and each ear phone would be still intact (hehe...just...don't try it!!) It also had that lovely new smell when you open it! The design is good and practical, there is just one rubber cable to the LH ear, and its well sealed. The cable quality is good and durable with a gold plated plug with adapter. Cable length is ideal; not too long or too short. So if your favourite seat isn't too far away from your hifi stack, this is perfect! It comes with a ... Read review

Advantages: Sound Quality, Cost, Mobility, Design, Ergonomics
Disadvantages: Weight

...bass response and like other Sennheiser models has a pretty clear 'top end' (or high frequency response). - I was pleasently supprised when they charge was finnished and I first tuned them in. The sound quality is obviously not as good as a pair of headphones costing 100+ pounds, but then you're getting them for around 60 quid, and they're wireless! - If you are after top quality studio or reference headphones, then the RS120's aren't for you. If ...
...that I've found with other Sennheiser models of headphone is that they don't look very 'cool' on your head....Don't get me wrong, the design in nice but they tend to look quite bulky on one's head....basically they don't hug the shape of your head that well, but then again this is purely cosmetic and it's not like you'll be wearing these out on the street! Functions / Controls: On the base unit there is only 1 switch. This switch allows you to ... Read review

Advantages: Multi-featured
Disadvantages: None

This is a good quality product that offers good value for money in the very short term. Although as with most electronic products, the value will deteriorate over time and should be able to get a cheaper version next year. It's a great little device with plenty of features that I would highly recommend. This really is a wonderful piece of kit that should go well with many accessories because it really looks good. However, always think carefully as ...
...it. We buy so many things nowadays that we don't really need. Max. Sound pressure level (aktiv): 104 dB Powering: 9V DC (transmitter) AAA batteries (receiver) Weight (Transmitter): 430 g (incl. audio cable) Weight (Receiver): 280 g (incl. batteries) Range: bis zu 150 m (for 926 MHz up to 100 m) Modulation: FM Stereo Signal-to-noise ratio: > 68 dBA RF frequency range: 863 ... 865 MHz or 926 ... 928MHz Dimensions (Transmitter): 85 x 225 x ... Read review

Advantages: Can be listened to around the house
Disadvantages: No rechargable batteries

...in the form of the Sennheiser RS110. Not heard of Sennheiser, to be honest before I brought these headphones neither had I. In brief they where founded in 1945 in Germany, and are a privately owned electronics company specialising in headphones, microphones, and other audio electronics. Of more importance the headphones themselves, they arrive in a nice sturdy cardboard box. The headphones them self are not too bulky, and seem to be well made, ...
...seems quite well made. However my first complaint lies in the level of documentation, while I don't really see the need for a 200 page manual, a bit more than what was available would be nice, i.e. says where the batter compartment is, as its not that obvious, over than that it is quite user friendly. With the base unit plugged in, (so no good for portable audio), and connecting the base unit up to my computer, the connector is just a standard 3.5mm ... Read review

Advantages: They look good and fit nicely
Disadvantages: They break easily

I've had two sets of these headphones and both developed a fault so I got a refund. They are quite expensive compared to similar products on the market. I thought I would pay out and get the more expensive headsets in the hope they would last longer, unfortunately this wasn't the case. The first pair stopped working in the first month of owning them, the left headphone started crackling then made a 'POP' noise and stopped working all together, i ...
...they were tested then replaced so I was happy with my new working pair. But then a month later the same thing happened, this time with the right headphone, crackle then pop (and i guess snap too :D) So I traipsed to the shop again, they were tested again, and the women handed me a new pair again. But this time I asked for my money back, and bought a much cheaper pair of no name brand headphones which have served me very well for 6 months. ... Read review