Sennheiser RS 120

Pros: VERY COMPACT, Sound clear, easy to use, price reasonable

Cons: I do not find any flaws

Review: I got it a couple days ago, I never found any issue of this headset. Anyone who want update a brandnew headset, get this ...

Pros: Connects to TV, stereo or computer easily! Sounds very good! Low price.

Cons: Must charge 24 hours before using the first time!

Review: I wanted a wireless headphone that easily worked with TV, stereo or computer. Easy to connect to any of these devices! I've had very little trouble with static interference. I can practice my golf swing in the back yard or check the mail out front and ...

Pros: Light weight; great aural frequency response; quality sound reproduction; easy set-up.

Cons: Some RF interference from other accessories on my desktop.

The Bottom Line: If you are in need of quality wireless headphones you could do a lot worse than the Sennheiser RS-120.

Review: As I stated in my Logitech MX3200 Cordless Desktop review, I dislike clutter. And my desk at work is configured such that the keyboard, mouse and headphone cords run across the desktop and not only create an eyesore, but also get in the way of ...

Pros: comfort
sound quality
charger base
range
three channels

Cons: will slide off if you look straight down
static after 3 minutes of silence

Review: These headphones are so comfortable that you won't ever want to take them off, and with the good sound quality at 50 feet, you don't have to. Unfortunately, they aren't well secured (trade-off to ensure comfort), so they will slide off if you look ...

Pros: Reception, overall design, battery life, volume.

Cons: Bass frequencies ok, manual tuner.

Review: These are my first wireless headphones, so I may be spoiled with the quality sound on wired headphones. I do like the basestation design, and how it interfaces with the headphones, the antenna acts as a cradle and is magnetic so the headphones link up ...

Pros: Clear sound at moderate volume levels. Wireless Range.

Cons: Large, and unattractive design. Can only be used where the wireless base is plugged in.

The Bottom Line: Try to find a bluetooth headset. It will be worth the money.

Review: I have owned this set of headphones for about 6 months now, and as far as getting the job done, they do well. The range on these headphones is amazing (About 100 ft), but as you get further and further away from the base, sound quality flickers in and ...

Pros: Price

Cons: Fall off if bending over

Review: My hearing is failing so I really can't offer any accurate frequency info about these headphones ... they do work as advertised and the reception is better than expected. The fit isn't the greatest ... very limited adjustment. AND do not stand up and ...

Pros: Wireless; rechargeable batteries; range up to 330 feet; quick set up

Cons: Did not meet our expectations; low volume

The Bottom Line: We are returning these wireless headphones as they did not meet our expectations - will be looking for another model or brand

Review: I was really excited to find these seemingly higher quality wireless headphones and thought they would provide just what we were looking for.  These were a gift for my husband who would like to enjoy the bedroom TV or radio longer into the evening ...

Pros: works

Cons: works lousy

Review: The headsets worked great -- when I turned my head to 13 degrees north-east I was able to listen in on my neighbor's phone conversations. I didn't know he dealt drugs! Now I have a new source! If you avoid moving too much then you mostly get the audio ...

Pros: none

Cons: continuous background noise, and signal loss when moving around, even close to base.

Review: Constant background hiss, even if the volume of the input is cranked as high as you can get it without distortion (i.e. at what should be the best signal-to-noise ratio). Even standing 3 feet away from the base, turning my head back and forth slightly ...