Sennheiser RS 135 Digital Wireless Audio RF Headphone System with TR 135 Transmitter

2020-09-21T00:16:44

Good Headphones. (Not great- but good enough) These wireless headphones have very good, well balanced, even sound from bass to treble, and they are very lightweight comfortable. They have a fairly low clamping force, so they do not crush your ear like most on-ear cans, and they are reasonably lightweight, comparable to most wired headphones. They are not, therefore, well suited for use while doing aerobics or lots of busy household chores. They are, however, a good sounding, relatively affordable, and quite durable set of wireless headphones and are well suited for listening to TV and radio shows, and listening to music. My wife and I use them to listen to old time radio shows as the sound is up close and personal, making it easier to hear what is being said. While they are open air design, they minimize ambient sound in the listening venue, while allowing others to speak or get one's attention. These wireless cans sound good - not great like several hundred dollar audiophile cans - but plenty good enough for casual music and broadcast audio. I have been well satisfied with my set for several years. Volume and tuning controls are easy to use without confusion once you get used to using them. I may purchase a backup set in case they ever fail. This is, of course, just MY take ... your mileage may vary. JR

TT M.

2019-12-06T19:00:00

I received my Sennheiser RS 135-9 headphones. Connection options are analog only, the base has a stereo rca connector only. My relationship will be a very short one with these headphones, on the right side of the headphone you have a volume control dial right next to a radio frequency dial. These headphones had me feeling fatigue after 2 hours of use, not very comfortable, the pad on your ears are very thin. The headphones feel like they are going to fall off your head if you look down. Then it gets worse, headphones produce loud static with the slightest movement, like snacking will have you reaching for the tuning dial, well it did me. The worst headphone design which leads me to question what are they smoking. Good luck changing the volume to not accidently move the radio tuning dial. The only positive I can say is that they are light and allow air around your ears.

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