Customer Ratings & Reviews

Since September 2008, I have purchased three sets of the RS 175, and four sets of the RS 120. The consistent problem that I had with the RS 175 is that either the tower stopped charging or the connection within the headphone wasn’t connecting to the charger. Either way I the only solution I had was to replace them. I am currently on my fourth set of the RS 175. I am now on my fourth set of the RS 120. The same thing happened with the 120 in regards to it stopped charging no matter what I did. So now the RS 120s are down to $89 and change so I’m gonna buy two sets that way I may be able to Refrain from buying more within the next five years. And as far as the line of site goes advertise 328 feet, that’s only in their advertisement I’m in my living room and when I walk over to one end of the living room, it cuts off so the maximum distance I get is about 30 feet. True radio frequency I do not have that problem with others items that I have like remote controls but on this brand of headphones it’s just not the case. So for watching TV the RS 120s is probably your Best Buy. I was gonna buy the RS 195 but the description doesn’t tell me what the difference is. They just changed the front knobs instead of buttons.. For me I would say that if you want just headphones to watch TV and you’re not concerned about topping quality as far as sound and reliability goes then the way to go is the least expensive wants they all seem to last and work about the same.

I recently ordered these and picked them up last Thursday evening. I am not one to believe in a "break-in" period, for me it is either they work or they don't work, with the latter having the caveat that the item may be defective. These Sennheiser RS 195s are superb! I have several sets of 'phones of which only one are wireless and that pair went south after a few years of use. They were Sennheiser RS 120s and the RS 195s are vastly better except for distance from the source. If I am downstairs I can only hear them as far as the bottom of the stairs. Not a problem but it could be for some folks. My hearing is fine and is tested every three years but I wanted a quality made pair of wireless headphones and that is exactly what I got from Best Buy and given that they were on sale at substantial savings I cannot find any fault in my decision to purchase them. When I listen to music, I expect to hear music. Not equipment. Not static. Just music. That is what I hear from these excellent headphones whether the source is CD, vinyl or internet radio.

Look up the review on this on youtube. It's Ok but I think it would be a bit better because it doesn't give you 100 meters but the sound is cool and it does what it is meant to do.

Clear crisp sounds. I can hear everything. Comfortable to wear. Easy to use. Headphone last a long time when fully charged.

Overpriced These are way overpriced without any features at all , no surround sound processing at all . The company just wants to take advantage of the elderly with these $35 headphones . There other headphones under $50 bucks which have more features. There 5 million people a day uses headphones to watch movies and tv yet all the manufacturers hasn’t caught up with the times . TV now a days have Bluetooth as all the other devices for years before iPhones, tablets etc . When the manufacturer tried to make a headphones like the old outdated RF system instead using the BLUETOOTH, yes I know there are BT headphones but all are designed for PC and gaming systems with silly microphones and frustrating microphones in the way constantly. These are a bad design and way overpriced ,hopefully a salesperson will stop elderly from wasting money on this disappointment set as I returned my in after a day