Product Description

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #7473 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Sennheiser
• Model: RS120
• Released on: 2008-06-23
• Platform: Windows
• Dimensions: 5.50" h x 8.75" w x 12.25" l, .51 pounds

Features

• Open, stereo, supra-aural, wireless RF headphone s
• Detailed, analytical sound reproduction with stron
• Control elements conveniently positioned to provid
• Three selectable RF channels with a range of up to
• Signal penetrates through walls and ceilings

Manufacturer's Description
The RS 120 is an open, supra-aural wireless RF headphone system. Its transparent and well-balanced sound with great bass response makes this system an ideal choice for all types of music and TV applications. Furthermore, its innovative "easy recharge" function offers the ultimate in convenience when it comes to charging and storing your wireless headphones. Enjoy total freedom of sound, stylish design and maximum comfort, all at an affordable price.

Customer Reviews

Good but flawed
Positives: Good sound and comfortable to wear. The fact that the headphones take two standard rechargeable AAA batteries - rather than dedicated Sennheiser battery packs - means that the batteries can be cheaply and easily replaced when they finally wear out, and that you can switch to a charged set if the ones in the phones run flat. The on-the-base charging is very neat and works well.
Negatives: The controls are not very user-friendly (the volume and tuning are fiddly, identical and next to one another, so are easily confused), and the range ("up to 150m") is optimistic, though good enough. More importantly, the headphones will fall off your head at the slightest provocation. They're fine for sitting in an armchair or at a desk, but do anything more than walk sedately around and they make a break for it. Don't even think about bopping. Or washing up, unless you want to rescue the phones from the sink. Actually, there is a solution, if you don't mind being a source of amusement to everyone around you: put one of those infinitely adjustable web straps with a spring-clamp buckle round your forehead (the stripey straps made by Arno and sold in camping shops, for example). Then you can bop, wash up, do the John McEnroe look, and give endless fun to those around you.

Pleasing but..
For the price i think they are brilliant, i have a fairly small head and despite what people say they do not fall off, i can play on my nintendo wii and wear the headphones at the same time. As for the quailty...

People say highs and lows are amazing...i do not know what that means, so in simple terms, its pretty damn good for a wireless set. People complain about the bass, but i find it more than satisfactory. There is a small hiss when no sound is being played, in some adverts and pauses in TV, but i feel that cannot be avoided considering they are wireless and only £45. Most of the time music or sound is being played so hiss is mostly unnoticable. If this does iritate you tho you can lower the volume, to a still 'hearable' level and not get any hiss.

The all round quality of the product i found was very good, however i found that some parts have lacked care on sennheisers part and could have been finished with a little more care. (i dont particulaly mind, but i is a bit plasticy, even though that does decrease weight.)

Weight is not an issue the padded band creates a comfortable set of headphones but the earpads are fully clothed and so can get hot after just under an hours worth of listening. I had an old set of wireless headphones with the much more logical donut earpads made from leather. I ripped then off them and surgically attached with velcro to my sennheisers.

The tuning only needed to be done once, i find can be accidentally 'untuned' which does annoy me but has no great hassle. The placement of the volume and the tuner within a square cm was a careless decision by sennheiser but not much hassle, one just has to think to feel for the upper scroll wheel when wanting to change the volume.

I am completely satisfied with my purchase and would recommend it to anyone, for its price i feel it is worth it.
BUT if i were to buy again, i would hav to choose the RS130's simply because the donut earpad is a VAST improvement in comfort and the auto tuning is an added bonus, it also carries an enhanced surround sound mode, which i feel could not really be much better than the as good surround like feel i get from these. But for a mere £10-15 i would invest in the next pair up.

However if your max is £40ish, these are the ones for you. They will definately satisfy ones wireless headphones needs.

Akash

Good but flawed
I was bought these as a present for tv listening - worst feature is the fit of the heaphones as rather than fitting straight over your ears like normal headphones they are at an angle so while you can hear the tv anywhere in your house you have to keep your head sraight or they slip straight off at the slightest movement. When working the sound quality is decent BUT mine suffer from a lot of interference no matter how much I have fiddled with the turner on it. I wouldn't recomend them