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Sennheiser PX200 Collapsible High-Performance Closed Headphones (Black)

Sennheiser PX200 Collapsible High-Performance Closed Headphones (Black)
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Manufacturer: Sennheiser
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Sennheiser PX200 Collapsible High-Performance Closed Headphones (Black) Features

Collapsible closed-ear headphone
Warm natural sound for all types of music
High energy driver system for max performance
Super lightweight design
 

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Additional Sennheiser PX200 Collapsible High-Performance Closed Headphones (Black) Information

SENNHEISER PX-200 -- These closed, dynamic supra-aural headphones are the perfect replacement for the throwaway phones you get even with high quality portable audio sources. Their excellent isolation lets you enjoy music without being disturbed or disturbing others. Folded and packed into their rugged, ingeniously designed transport case, these headphones are ready to go wherever you go. Neodymium magnets for extremely low distortion Comfortable headband with split padding Robust design with metal joints, steel-reinforced headband ends Two year guarantee

 

What Customers Say About Sennheiser PX200 Collapsible High-Performance Closed Headphones (Black):

None of us could put the headphones back in the case. I got them for my son and he appears to be happy with them. The problem is the foldable case.

A good buy that has lasted well. I bought these for the office three or four years ago, and they've stood the test of time well. They're comfortable, have a great sound (good bass), keep co-worker noise out, and don't leak sound.

These are smaller compared to other Sennheiser models and look clean on ears. I bought these resently (not from amazon) and they are good out-of-the-box. Build quality is good too.-Sam. I use them at work and sound leaks very little. I used couple of other high end head phones but these are better compared to them. Sound quality is very good and these fit nicely on head.

The sound quality is better with the PX200--I complained about sound clarity and crispness with the 100, and that's improved upon here, though not really satisfactorily even still, especially considering the list price for these headphones. --Conclusion: I'm probably going to sell either the 100 or the 200 and just keep one--probably selling the 100. I think I rated the other headphones 4 stars (which really, I'd say they're about a 3.5), but I don't necessarily think those headphones are better than these. They are similar in look, and the closed-ear design I don't truly find to be a closed-ear design. This is not okay if you're going to pay $50-$80.Once again, the best genres seem to be urban music genres (R&B, rap, smooth jazz and such), even with the bass kind of lacking.the bass just seems to respond more with certain songs with the 200 headphones than others, if you have the right EQ on. Still, as mentioned with the 100, I think a lot of average music listeners will not notice some of the issues I have problems with. The cups might be smaller for easier portability, but the cups have leather covers on them that you can pull right off and then you kind of see these are really just standard over-the-head headphones. The 100 definitely has better/more bass, and once again you have to fiddle with your EQ settings to even hear bass.

Going back to listen with the 100 after the 200, the distortion actually becomes more apparent in the 100 and is just pretty intolerable. I wrote a review on the Sennheiser PX100, and wrote in that review that I was buying a pair of these and would review these once I played around with them. Still, sounds drop down or disappear less with these headphones. However.in my 100 review, I neglected to mention that there is some distortion in your music, more apparent in some songs than others and when you play the music at higher volumes. The PX200 are simply a bit more perfected version of the PX100. At least the volume playback is louder with these headphones than with the 100.Second issue--I've seen some mixed comments on the bass response in these headphones, especially vs the 100. I do feel like the sound really is at its best in the high frequencies, though--in other frequencies, the headphones oddly sound similar to ones you'd get with a cheap portable CD player from Walgreens or even earphones. That time has come.

But unlike with the 100, other genres are almost just as tolerable and come closer to giving you the full range of sounds that exist in those songs with the 200. For others, if choosing between the 100 and 200, I'd advise buying either neither or buying the 200 if you can find it for a cheap price (ehemeBayehem). Similar to with the 100 but perhaps a little more noticeable with the 200 is the fact that the bass drum in many songs just is not pronounced and almost blurs in with the rest of the song, getting lost a bit. The 200 basically gets rid of the distortion, but I'm thinking that the reason you got distortion in the 100 IS because of the added bass response, and that's why they took the bass response down in these. You adjust to it after a while, if you even notice (the difference in the highs and mids/lows was very annoying to me at first), but again for the price.you should be getting much better sound quality.

Otherwise, the 200 is just pretty overpriced for what it offers. I don't like the lack of clarity and, with the 200, also the fact that the bass is not as good as in the 100. In that case, the PX200 is still better than the PX100 and can be recommended to those who are not very careful/picky/close listeners. The Sony headphones I mentioned in the 100 review might still be my primary headphones. The PX200 has overall better sound quality, but my biggest issue is the PX100 are more worth their price than these are.First things first, people who say there's very little difference between the PX100 and PX200.I definitely hear differences.

Again, these Sennheisers (the 100 and 200) just have disappointing and surprising clarity issues. The highs actually almost seem to drown out the lower sound frequencies in the songs at times, as well. Also, being so small, the cups make the headphones kind of uncomfortable until your ears can adjust to the feel of them. There is just a lack of fullness/richness in sound as with those headphones/earphones.

If you're packing them up for a long period of time, fine, but it's impossible to use on a day-to-day basis.In a nutshell, not worth the price; there are plenty of other options that do the same thing for $20, but if you're looking for a step up, this isn't it. And most significantly, it's so difficult to get them in and out of the case that the case becomes basically worthless. As it happened, I ended up getting these: Sony MDRNC7/BLK Noise Canceling on-ear headphones (Black), and I love them. There's nothing wrong with these phones. They seem to be sturdily-built, and come with a hard case (which is why I initially bought them), but they don't look or sound great; the sound quality is not noticeably better than any standard $20 pair of headphones and 'closed system' is a misnomer here -- tons of leakage both in and out.

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