Finally a pair of headphones that not only looks stylish to carry anywhere but compact enough to be packed in your handbag without having to worry about snapping it in two. Sound Quality: Reasonably priced, the Sennheiser PX 200 does pretty well for outdoor and indoor use. Patented duofoilTM diaphragms provides a sound pressure level of around 115 decibels. thats enough to drown out sounds if you're on the tube (which is around 100 dB). The sounds are refined and smooth in the highs with good body in the bass. Ergonomics: In addition to the ear pads which are covered in leather, there are two pads under the band which rest on your head, ...  Read the complete review

I bought my Sennheiser PX 200 headphones two years ago, and haven't looked back. After heavy use in tropical climates they are coming to the end of their life and I will be replacing them with....another pair of the same! They cost me £35 online, which is quite a bargain considering they retail for up to £45. I chose the white version as they seemed more girly than the black. They look super and stylish when worn, and I've had plenty of positive comments about that. Perhaps the black ones would be more sensible if you want them to stay pristine, as white definitely shows up all the marks. I specifically chose them for their folding action, as I ...  Read the complete review

So there are headphones, and then there are Senheiser headphones. They are a leading name in audio/hi-fi sound-reproduction hardware and this is a perfect example of why they bear this reputation. When I got my first iPod a few years ago, I thought I ought to get some decent headphones to accompany them. I had always used in-ear headphones, which can be great if you go with the right manufacturer (I advocate Creative earphones) but they just don't last. Also because they are relatively cheap, I don't tend to worry too much about takig care of them. I wanted a decent pair of 'phones I could prize. A friend recommended Senheiser to me and I began to ...  Read the complete review

These Sennheiser headphones are not suitable for the elitist audiophile, however for someone wanting a (really) decent sound on their MP3 player they are, in my opinion, unbeatable. Having tried out the equivalent from Sony I can guarantee that the sound quality on these are superb. This model, rather than the PX 100, has a closed back which, according to the makers, provides a strong, hearty bass. I have to concur with this as the bass comes out with huge texture, never distorting the music however loud I seem to play it. Furthermore, as an eclectic music listener, these headphones do not suffer in the least from any hissing sound, even when listening to soft or ...  Read the complete review