Excellanti Sony Mdr-Xd200 Stereo Headphones – RF Wireless Headphones Review

Also, when put them on, I keep hearing this strange echo, even unplugged. Overall a pleasant noise cancelling headphones review made me shell out the cash for these. These headphones are good lower cost headphones for desktops or movies. They’re very good for blocking out outside sound. I put them on aprox.

These were huge and comfortable.

The bass below 32Hz can still be heard, however with little of the fundamental frequency and many of the odd order harmonics. I really like my earphones.

My hearing aids have blue-tooth capability to be able to send songs straight to them, it shuts the microphones off to ensure that I am unaware of the telephone ringing or someone approaching behind me. I search for a while for a good set of reasonably priced headphones. I know they aren’t the best sounding headphones and you may think that you get what you paid for, however the last time I had headphones such as these, they cost me a lot more than two times than these but they did not have the large 40 mm magnets and they were pioneer.

Decent sound I enjoy my new headphones.

Well they sound tinny and weak.

I personally use them mostly for my computer, however when I tried them with the stereo I was surprised about the caliber of the sound. I’ve found the audio quality to be “okay” and the bass to be just “meh”. It is true!!

I put on glasses and the earpieces can be painfully irritating when they are pressed between my ears and my headphones. The Koss headphones hold on far better and are softer for a wireless home stereo system, and wider and more versatile over head. But based on what you are using them to hear, the sound might be somewhat muffled. The rf wireless headphones completely enclose your ears. I would suggest these headphones to friends, but would alert them of the volume issue first. I’m able to still hear my co-workers speaking (although not clearly know what they’re talking about) while listening to songs. You will get these loud without distortion. Huge disappointment for somebody who purchased them to shut everybody around me up. The ten foot cord is a big plus also. For a $25 set of headphones, sound is nice! Nearly forgot to say, the Sennheiser HD201 is missing on the bass. I usually have a test I use on all my new headphones and speakers, I refer to it as “The Wound” Test. If you are moving around a lot with them, expect the long wire to get in the way. According to other reviews, I had been hopeful I had found an inexpensive decent-quality set of headphones.

Decent matching between the different sets of rf wireless headphones. They have great sound and I mosty use these cool headphones for home use.