Sennheiser PX 200 Professional Headphones

Review: Prior to getting these headphones, I did a lot of research. I looked at earbuds (which I hate from a comfort standpoint), folding in-ear headphones (which I found had no bass), standard foam-cushioned headphones (also, no bass, and felt loose) ... I...

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended for excellent sound quality, efficiency, comfort, sound isolation, and for being well built.

Review: I found the Sennheiser PX-200 headphones an ideal solution to a difficult problem of matching a high performance headphone capable of high volumes with good noise isolation, to a low signal power output as found coming from most portable music...

Review: Excellent set of headphones! I bought these because I travel a great deal and need something good for long plane flights. These really fit the need. Only problem is that the case is hard to use. When I put the phones back in the chord has slack...

The Bottom Line: A disgrace for the house of Sennheiser. There're much better choices: AKG K-26P, K-27i, Denon AH-D550.

Review: The PX200 certainly look better than they sound.

Those are small, mini-size, supra-aural (against-the-ear) headphones. Sealed. With miniature cushions, which seem to be the part of design that is flawed.

First off, the part that...

The Bottom Line: Worth every penny, if you care enough to buy separate headphones and are not totally devoted to the ear plug design then get these. I promise you won't regret it.

Review: I listen to my portable CD player throughout my entire 1hr commute to work, twice a day, 5 days a week, approx. 48 weeks a year and have been doing so for over ten years.

In that time I've pretty much exclusively used Sennheiser headphones...

The Bottom Line: I'm very happy with my purchase. By far better than KOSS PortaPro, which I tested extensively.

Review: It is very rare these days to find quality products when it comes to electronics. I wanted portable earphones to go with my IBM ThinkPad (also quality equipment worth recommending) in both design and quality.

I was offered a number of sets...

The Bottom Line: An excellent pair of closed headphones, although getting towards the edge of the price range the casual listener should consider for their headphones.

Review: note, this is remarkably similar to my review of the PX100 s because they are nearly identical headphones except that one is open, and one is closed. If you ve already read my review of the PX100 s I suggest you head straight for the third paragraph...

The Bottom Line: You should buy the Sennheiser PX 200s. For the money that they cost you will not be upset that you bought them. They make your music sound better. Get them!!!

Review: These headphones were recommended to me by many audio forums. They are known to be very good for their size. These are my first real headphones. Before I knew about good headphones I would only go for the cheapest thing available. I didn't really...

The Bottom Line: Never stuff anything into your ear that's smaller than your elbow.

Review: For the first three years I used an iPod, I used the little white earbuds that Apple bundled with it. I never used my iPod very often, and never for more than half an hour or so at a time at the gym. When my old iPod died and I got my new 30 GB iPod...