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Sennheiser HD 555 - Open High End Quality Headphones

from: Sennheiser

June 23, 2008
These are great headphones - I bought them after doing some research online and am seriously glad that I chose these. They look great and they're really comfortable. Sound does leak a bit with these when you turn the volume up since they're open headphones, but according to what I read online you get a better sound with open headphones than you do with closed. I would definitely recommend these.

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Sennheiser HD205 Closed Back Headphone

from: Sennheiser

July 10, 2006
What can I say other than another good effort from Sennheiser. In terms of sound, i preferred them to the HD215 headphones.

The only downside is, like my HD25-1's and HD650's the clamping effect is very hard, and might not be suited to everyone. Build quality is top notch though, and you get one of those handy (not) carrying bag. Out of the sub 50 headphones I have, I've never ever had call to use one of those carrying bags, but you might find one.

Recommended: Oh, absolutely. One of the better Sennheiser's!

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Sennheiser CX300 Eco Ear Canal Headphones Silver

from: Sennheiser

June 19, 2007
I usually but Falcon Pro Tone. They are a bit cheaper. Now I will only buy these
Apple earbuds are not up to these. The apple and the Razors sound a bit unclear compared to these. The Razors have more base but for a random playing device playing varied music they're to sound too muddy. The Apple buds have less base but are clear on higher sounds. The Sony models I have used are all inferrior to the CX300.
I use my CX300 at work in a factory or walking my dogs. None of the other units I bought, or standard issue with mp3 platers, can stand up to these. They sound so clear with a very rich base sound. The construction looks identical to the Razor pro Tone but they last much longer.
The sound cancelling is awesome. It is so good that ... Read More:

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Sennheiser MX75 - Twist-To-Fit In-Ear Stereo Sport Headphones - Green

from: Sennheiser

October 12, 2006
OK the sound quality is ok and the range of green fittings is impressive, and even the case acceptable, but MY GOD these people dont undertand ears. they fall out all the time and frankly stock ipod 'phones are better

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Sennheiser CX 95 - High End Noise Isolating Ear-Canal-Headphones

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I've become increasingly aware of audio fidelity and this has made me fussy as to what I hear my music from. I thought I would upgrade my acceptable ipod classic earphones to something will more "isolation" from outside noise.

Put simply, the sound from these is incredible. After some testing, I found the largest ear-buds to be most effective at blocking outside noise and having a comfortable fit. This surprised me as I actually have small ear canals. But I guess what is important here when you use the silicone adapters is the outer ear, which needs to be as filled as possible.

Bass is deep and rumbling. Voices are clear. I wasn't shocked at the sound quality instantly, then realised it was because these earphones were producing in my ... Read More:

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Sennheiser PXC300 - Noise Reduction Headphones

from: Sennheiser

December 05, 2005
I wanted something that would be effective in a noisy office environment and bought these phones after reading the comments on Amazon. Having used them for several months, I'm very satisfied with my purchase.

They're excellent at cutting out the kind of background noise created by air conditioning systems, PCs and the buzz of conversation; not so effective against someone standing next to you and shouting into a mobile, but nothing is (nothing legal, at any rate). The effect is probably best described as bringing the sounds that you're listening to into focus so that you can hear clearly without having to turn the volume up.

I use the phones sitting at a desk, rather than on the move.They're very light and I find that I can wear them comfortably ... Read More:

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Sennheiser CX 500 - High Quality Noise Isolating Ear-Canal-Headphones With Volume Control - Titanium

from: Sennheiser

June 23, 2008
I previously owned the Shure E3c earphones but didn't get on with them at all. Bass was really really weak, and found them very uncomfortable and intrusive.

Took a risk and bought the Sennheiser CX 500's and was blown away.
The sound, especially bass, is really good (I actually had to turn the bass down on my ipod eq to listen to rock/metal - but would be superb for dance etc.)

They fit really well, just sit inside the ears, no need to squeeze them in until they're almost touching your brain. Just pop them in to get a good seal.
They are also extremely lightweight(earphones and the cable) which means you hardly feel them, and also they stay in your ears.

The high range doesn't quite match the E3C's with their 'microdriver technology' ... Read More:

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Sennheiser RS 140 Wireless Balanced Headphones

from: Sennheiser

December 05, 2005
After one and a half years of daily use I am still enjoying them as day one. I haven't changed the battery yet. I find this product an essential for watching TV and movies on my PC without disturbing the neighbors. I am very selective about my sound products and I consider myself having a good pitch, although I am not a professional sound engineer. Therefore I stand by the quote:"if you like the sound then it's good enough". I have a range of headphones from Sennheiser and AKG and I have not a single complain to make about the sound quality of RS 140.

I have read other reviewers complaining about the "analogue and FM" transmit. Analogue to digital, and back, to analogue conversation are expensive and not always necessary in "real time" situations. Error correction works fine ... Read More:

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Sennheiser RS110 RF Wireless Headphone

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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Sennheiser CX 300 - High Quality Stereo Ear-Canal Headphones - Pink

from: Sennheiser

June 23, 2008
Just picked up a pair of these today in a sale for £20. I got them for my iPOD shuffle which I was using with the supplied Apple phones.

I tried a few tests comparing them to the supplied Apple phones and also with my Sony 818 Walkman and EX phones.

First up, these phones are a massive improvement on the Apples. In particular the bass response which is non-existent with the phones supplied with an iPOD. They sound equally great with my Sony Walkman. In fact I would say they are a bit better than the Sony EX phones.

My point is that if you have an iPOD you will do yourself a massive favour by upgrading your supplied phones with these. They will transform the sound quality you experience.

There are disadvantages:

They come in packaging ... Read More: