Rather than worrying about everyone within a ten mile radius complaining about the racket that is Max Payne blasting out of my television I decided to buy some headphones. I discovered the sound quality of Sennhieser around six years ago when I bought ear buds for my MP3 player. Having tried numerous different brands and forking out exorbitant amounts of money I found Sennheiser earphones great quality and value for money. These HD205's are the first headphones I have purchased as apposed to ear buds and since I bought these I am loathe to remove them from my ears because they sound so good. ** Price and Packaging *** I ...  Read the complete review

I bought these headphones at the start of the year (2009) for £35 from HMV. I needed a pair of big chunky headphones which I could use for recording music in studio conditions, but also be able to take them from place to place just to enjoy music! This is where You meet a get a problem. Do you buy a pair of Bose ones for about £100 which would be great for taking around. Or Do you buy some top notch studio grade headphones with massive frequency response for about £100 too. Well in my case, being a typical student, the answer was neither! I cant afford to spend triple figures on headphones! So I had a good look round and found these for a good ...  Read the complete review

Apparently, it is not a good idea to play your music so loud that everyone can hear it four blocks away. So to avoid angry confrontations, a good set of headphones are required, and I have settled for theses, the Sennheiser HD205. Usefoul for either a home DJ or for genereal use with your music system, they are a lightweight, durable item that is able to deliver an excellent sound quality while reducing ambient noise. The sound cups are rotatable, making them useful for DJs who need to use them for one ear listening and the wire is single sided making them that more user friendly. The wire is copper, 3 metres long leading to a 3.5mm jack plug with ...  Read the complete review

For a set of headphones many geared towards DJs and music editors, I was slightly apprehensive when first buying these headphones, as I only really listen to music recreationally. However, buying such a quality pair of headphones made me realise - it doesn't matter who they're aimed at, they're still amazing! The sound quality is very good, with both strong treble and bass sounds. The earphones themselves are very comfortable, with special padding almost half an inch thick for extra comfort. This is clearly aimed at those who are DJ-ing for long periods of time; however, I have worn these on the train for 2 hours at a time and my ears didn't hurt at all when I ...  Read the complete review

The Sennheiser HD 205 headphones were my second purchase from the Sennheiser audio range; the first being the exceptionally modestly priced CX 500 earphones. First and foremost I will address the unanimous complaint amongst owners of these headphones; the size. If you have a larger than average (or possibly just average) sized head then these may unfortunately feel a little too snug for comfort. I assume my head is a little under average in size because they are extremely pleasant to wear - even for extended periods of music listening or video game playing. Two tricks I have come across are to either use an object, such as a stack of appropriately sized books ...  Read the complete review