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Wireless Headphones

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dwayne001

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Anyone know anythong about whether there are any good products out there?

I saw the Sennheiser RS-120 RF Wireless Headphones with On-Hook Charging out ther but could find no reviews. Everyone I've talked to says that Sony's solution is, well, bad.Any suggesteions would be helpful. I know these wireless things don't give the best SQ, but i need to get rid of my wires
 
Well I was gonna recomend Sennheiser just based on your thread title but I see you've already checked that out. So really I have no other suggestions as far as wireless headphones go. Personally I just go with the Sennheiser's they make some aswesome headphones and I'm sure youd be pleased with them. If you looking for reviews I'd suggest just googling "Snnheiser RS-120" and see what you come up with. Good Luck.
 
I have a pair of RCA ones I bought 5 years ago for 90 bucks that still work okay. The sound quality isn't great, but I'm sure you could find them cheap.
 
Sony's products aren't "bad" they're just overpriced.

BTW, this thread belongs in the Computer Audio section
 
Don't know anything about them. I was given a set of the RS-85s a couple years ago which are really quite nice. Some say the RS-65s are better but for what I use them for and for them being wireless, I think they're pretty damn good. When the 85s were given to me they were still around $250 though, they've dropped a bunch lately.

I'd say check these out, they probably won't be terrible. Most of the $100 ish radio based wireless sets haven't been great, but Sennheiser has made some nice sets in the past (granted more expensive) so these might turn out to be pretty good to even if they are less expensive.

The RS-65s aren't much more, so if reviews on the 120s aren't great then I'd say look for the RS-65s.
 
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