Wireless headphones with up to 328 ft range
Detailed, analytical sound reproduction with strong bass response
Rechargeable NiMH batteries included
Perfectly suited to home music listening and TV applications
Receives reception through walls, doors, and outdoors
Technical Details Frequency Response 22-19,500 Hz Transducer Principle Dynamic,Open THD
< 0.7% Max. SPL 106 dB Ear Cupling Supra-Aural Modulation FM Stereo Power Supply Via 2-AAA batteries Weight (without cable) 230g Range Up to approx. 100m
General Description The RS 120 is a lightweight RF wireless headphone system with open, supra-aural headphones. They feature a transparent, well-balanced sound with excellent bass reproduction, making them an ideal choice for both hi-fi and TV use. The transmitter is fitted with an “Easy Recharge” function for conveniently recharging the included headphone batteries. The RS 120 offers freedom of movement, stylish design and optimum comfort at an affordable price. Features Detailed,warm sound reproduction with excellent bass response Ideal for all types of modern music and TV use Three selectable channels Very lightweight and comfortable to wear Convenient controls for easy, intuitive operation Transmitter doubles as a charging unit – headphones are recharged when stored on the metal cradle Transmitter can be wall-mounted Delivery includes: HDR 120 RF wireless headphones, TR 120 RF wireless transmitter/charging unit, power supply unit for the transmitter/charger, 2 rechargeable NiMH batteries (AAA) Wireless freedom and stereo sound with reception through walls and ceilings up to 328 feet Open-Aire Supra-Aural design for hi-fidelity audio reproduction Volume, on/off and tuning control located on the headphone Replaceable earpads for long service life Supports the use of multiple headphones receiving the RF signal from one transmitter(use HDR 120) 2-year warranty
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HD 218 Closed Back Headphones iPhone/iPod/mP3 Compatible
HD 201
HD 202
HD 428
HD 438
HD 448
Frequency
21-18,000 Hz
18-18,000 Hz (-3 dB/1 kHz)
18-22,000 Hz
17-22,500 Hz
16-24,000 Hz
THD
< 0.7%
< 0.5%
<0.1% (1 kHz/100dB)
<0.1% (1 kHz/100dB)
< 0.1% (1kHz/100dB)
Transducer Priciple
Dynamic
Dynamic, Closed
Dynamic, Closed
Dynamic, Closed
Dynamic, Closed
Weight
165g
130g
390g
394g
380g
Wireless
No
No
No
No
No
Sound Pressure Level
108 dB (1 kHz, 1 V)
115 dB (1 kHz, 1 V)
110 dB
112 dB (1 kHz/1 V)
(1 kHz, 1 V)
Warranty
2 yrs
2 yrs
2 yrs
2 yrs
2 yrs
This review is from: Sennheiser RS120 926 MHz Wireless RF Headphones with Charging Cradle
After researching Sony, RCA, and Sennheiser wireless headphones I settled on the Sennheiser RS-120's and I have no regrets. These are excellent headphones. I ended up buying them at GoogGuys. When I asked the associate if I could try them he connected them to a DVD player and they came to life. I walked all the way accross the store filled with electronics and heard no interference what-so-ever. I was nothing short of impressed and bought them right then and there.
Now that I have been using them for several weeks I am still amazed by them. I didn't know wireless headphones could be this good. There is no interference around my house. The 300ft range claim is about right. Maybe a bit conservative. I can mow my rental house lawn accross the street and even go next door and still get a good signal.
Sound quality is excellent. Bass is strong, mids are prominent, and highs are crisp. These phones work great for music, TV, and movies. I couldn't be happier with the sound. There is some spotty static in a couple places upstairs but it is practically inaudible when listening to something.
I don't know how long the batteries last because they have never run out. I have worn them for almost 10 hours straight and they were still going strong. I put them on the charger after each use and they have never shown any signs of a low battery.
That brings me to the charging system. It is simply superb. Unlike most other wireless phone charging systems this one is very simple. Just set the headphones on the metal "tube" that sticks out of the base and it charges. No messing around to get them just right so the contacts will contact (AKA Sony).
Build quality is very good. They are light weight, yet sturdy. The RS-120's are much sturdier than any of the other Sennheiser RS phones. They are very comfortable as well. I was worried that, due to their open air, on the ear design that they would get uncomfortable after wearing them for a few hours. I was proven wrong. They have never become uncomfortable.
I have read some reviews where people complain that the base turns off whenever it wants. It has an auto-off features so that it shuts off if it gets not signal for a few minutes. I see no problem with that and it has never bothered me since I'm usually listening to something when I'm wearing them. :)
I have the base connected to my home theater receiver to which I have a TV, DVD player, and my PC connected. The phones work well with all of those sources. Games, music, movies, TV, everything sounds great and I recommend these phones whole heartedly. You would be hard pressed to find a better deal in this price range....
This review is from: Sennheiser RS120 926 MHz Wireless RF Headphones with Charging Cradle
This is the first product review I've written on Amazon, but I really felt the need, because I felt somewhat deceived by the huge amount of 5 star reviews for these headphones.
Don't get me wrong, these are decent headphones. I am satisfied with them and I will not be returning them. But there are significant problems, the biggest of which is the ubiquitous hiss. Contrary to many of the other reviews, I found this hiss to be *quite* noticeable. I suppose that is just a fact of life with wireless headphones, but it really is quite annoying, particularly during quiet passages or when stretching the limits of the range.
Speaking of range, it is true as other reviewers said that you can still get a "reasonable" signal at a remarkable distance (it beats my wi-fi network in terms of range). But I find that if I stray more than 15 feet or so from the base, I can notice a gradual reduction in quality, an increase in the volume of the hiss, and occasional whisps of static. I have fiddled with the channel setting and tuning knob quite extensively, and these issues still remain. I am probably a l...
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