Sennheiser RS 120

In-ear headphones which came 2 years ago with phone perform better than those.Payed £79 for ,thank god shop is near by ,no hassle to return. Not sure if weakness of those headphones is because they're wireless...

Good range, sound quality is good, but has to be ajusted sometimes with computer volume controll and the volume controll on the headphones. After a while it needs to be tuned again which takes like 10 seconds. Pretty good for £39.99

These Sennheiser RS 120 are fairly lightweight and comfortable to wear. The stand is pretty neat and the phones charge up through the metal supports. This is quite a nifty feature but they need to be properly balanced even with the large contact areas.

Sound quality is really disappointing. There's an annoying whine at low volumes, which ruins quiet sections of music. in general everything sounds compressed and distant. Parts that are perfectly clear in £10 headphones are buried. Bass is as good as non-existent. I've tried them with a broad range of genres and they aren't suitable for anything.

I read a good few reviews before I decided to buy this model. What I thought I was going to get was a decent quality set of headphones with good sound quality at a reasonable price (45). What I got was a plastic lightweight set of headphones (not good lightweight either) with really poor sound quality. No matter what I plug them into there is very little clarity or definition to the sound. I like my music fairly loud but these things distort at really quite average volumes. In honesty I feel ripped off and if I were you I would look els where.

Faulty set? Not sure. I was led to believe that Sennheiser are a quality company - I have experienced anything but...

The Sennheiser RS 120 headphones are an excellent buy and if you shop around can buy for £51.50 which included postage.

I can close doors and go out in my large garden and still the reception is just great. Love listening to all the music channels on the internet with firefox browser and then other people in the house can chop and change users with AOL when they are on line without losing my music.

Sennheiser RS 120: With regard to slipping of your head, when you bend down the headphones fall off your head quite easily, whereas with other sets you can face down and shake your head and they won't move - but they are very comfy while they stay on.

Headset is fully adjustable to fit all sizes and comes with a volume control (although I own another set that has a volume control per ear which I miss with this set). The tuning control is on the headset itself (where it should be) and the transmitter is not overly bulky - to charge simply place the headphones on the cradle and it does it itself. Batteries are simply to change although be careful not to insert regular AAA and then place the phones on the charger!

You get proper Sennheiser sound quality (I expect no less) and the transmitter even turns itself on and off depending on if there is a signal.

The box says 100m range, I say more than you'll ever go wearing a pair of large headphones... but I got to the postbox before getting embarrassed.