Sennheiser HD205 II, Closed over ear headphone with rotatable earcup

I have not tried any headphones over 200$. compared to JBL these headphones have slightly less bass but are extremely detailed. Good bass, excellent mids and highs. Better all round sounds than JBL syncros or AKG Y50, best sound and clarity goes to my monster n pulse. These are the only headphones I owned once and purchased for full price again. They are worth the 80$ if you are looking for clear all round sound, do not expect bass like earbuds or akg, monster, or beats. At 112 decibels they are loud as JBL and AKG.

Ce casque m'avais été recommandé par quelqu'un ayant déjà été en sa possession et c'est vrai que la qualité du son est vraiment bien, c'est le premier casque que j'ai avec un aussi bon son et c'est vraiment agréable. J'appréhendais le fait que, dans beaucoup de commentaires, on évoque ce mal d'oreille au bout de même pas une heure, mais heureusement il n'en ai rien, je peux le porter des heures et ça ne me fait absolument rien, même avec mon piercing hélix ! Il est bien réglable et ajustable pour tous. Très bon casque, je recommande sincèrement.

Desde que compré unos auriculares de unos 12€ de esta marca, me encantó, ya que superaban en calidad a muchos otros con un precio parecido.No tienen un sonido extremadamente excelente pero para lo que valen y sin querer dejarse 100€ o más, son más que suficiente. Hago mis propias canciones y mezclas y mi nuevo EP tendrá un sonido mucho mejor gracias a ellos.Lo bueno:- Los bajos superan a muchos del mismo precio, pero tampoco olvida los agudos y el sonido conjunto se fusiona muy bien y es muy agradable. - Tienen buen aislamiento.- El cable es algo más grueso que los auriculares normales, por lo que puede evitar que se rompa sin querer o semejante.- El detalle de incluir un adaptador de jack grande (algo que yo personalmente no voy a usar) y una bolsita muy mona para guardarlos.- Relación calidad/precio excelente.Lo malo:- El cable, para uso doméstico tal vez es demasiado largo. Se pueden enrollar con el cachito de plástico (el del pan bimbo de toda la vida) y solucionado.- Mucho cuidado con el auricular derecho. Tiene la opción de girarlo hacia atrás (utilidad para DJs) y me han dicho que si se abusa puede acabar rompiéndose. Si no estás interesado en esa función, mejor no usarlo y dejar reposar los auriculares sobre el cuello, como de costumbre.- Será una chorrada, pero me costó un cojón abrir el embalaje, estaba super hermético y duro. Al final tuve que tirar de tijeras.

Great product. Ordered on 12.Aug.2017. Received on 14.Aug.2017Sennheiser is a reputed brand. I have previously used the HD 180. Was confused between HD 202 & HD 205.Finally chose this HD 205 headset. The ear cups are little small compared to HD 180 & after nearly 2 months of usage I still feel this headset is a bit tight. May be it will still take time to loosen up.Comparison with HD 180SOUND: The HD 205 is more crisp. Has good bass & treble. The sound is louder & much better than HD 180. Surely a good upgrade.BUILD: More sturdy & reliable than HD 180. Also the single wire feels more premium compared to the double wire setup of HD 180Just remember that this is a little smaller & tighter setup. More of an on-ear than over ear headset.For pro-longed usage I found HD 180 better. Hopefully, this headset will get better with time.

Sennheiser are well known for producing quality headphones. These are pretty cheap, but are very very good for 50 quid. And very popular.Bit tight round the head, but they do loosen up after a while. Rotatable earcup is very very nice for djing.....good volume too, but if you're playing on a big PA at hi volume....you might have to turn them up to the point where your hearing starts to get damaged. Be careful, or your career won't last long! I guess the same can be said for most hi-volume club environments though.The cable pissed me off, 2 metres long and really thin....had to keep tidying it out of the way, and even a misplaced chair leg will cut it in half if it's trailing on the floor. Many, many times I wished for a short, good quality coiled cable, like some of Senn's more expensive models....definitely a negative point there.So, I bought these in Jan 2012.....and here I am in July 2013, and I can't find them.....they're around somewhere, with a non-functioning right earcup. Something to do with a loose connection, because whenever I swivelled the right cup, the sound would cut out...Apart from them only lasting a year, I still give them good marks. They were treated badly, being used for 8 hours at a time at many house parties, playing very bass heavy techno, house and other electronica. I spent months in my studio using them as reference cans in Ableton Live, used them in college for sound engineering, used them on the move for my iPod.....I used them everywhere! They were sat on, chewed, crammed into backpacks and treated with very little respect....and still lasted 12 months! After a while they get very loose and creaky,and definitely lose their solidity. Still fits on the head nicely, after a month or two of 'wearing in'.I loved these headphones, because they're so cheap....and in my opinion, they equal Dre Beats, which are at least three times the price. Don't believe the hype about Beats.....you can be a hipster if you want, walking around looking all trendy....but for those of us with some sense.....we know that you can spend the same or less money on something far superior....These HD 205's can really take the fight to much more expensive models.So......these cans are not world class, they are more 'jack of all trades', all rounders on a budget. If you want to step up a notch especially for d'ing, then perhaps consider the HD25'S, extremely good monitoring phones!Recommended, and for the price, are you really going to have many regrets?I