Description
These Sennheiser entry-level headphones are an ideal choice for people who like to walk around the room while listening to their favorite tunes. The system features a 900 MHz wireless transmitter that broadcast a powerful signal throughout the room–and even through walls and ceilings. Should listeners wander upstairs or outside, they can still enjoy the headphones’ warm sound and strong bass response provided they stay within range. The RS-110 headphones are also ideal for listening to late-night TV without waking up the rest of the house. And thanks to the lightweight, soft ear pads, the phones feel comfortable through hours of use. In addition, the phones include replaceable parts, so users don’t have to buy new headphones each time a part wears out, along with a pair of AAA batteries. So don’t get tied down by restrictive cables. With these Sennheiser headphones, users will enjoy a whole new world of wireless convenience.
Technical Details
- Wireless entry-level headphones for hi-fi or TV use
- 900 MHz wireless transmitter broadcasts through walls and ceilings
- 22 Hz to 19.5 kHz frequency response
- Soft, lightweight ear pads feel comfortable over long periods
- Includes pair of AAA batteries; 2-year warranty
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My only complaint with the RS110 is that it is too easy to leave the power on when you are done using them since there is no power indication LED (light). Since this uses AAA batteries, then the batteries will be depleted. I recently started using rechargeable AAA batteries, but I have to take them out to charge them which is less convenient. That seems to be a good workaround if you leave them on accidentally.
As always, I was looking to save money but I suggest that you spend a little more money and get the Sennheiser RS120, RS130 or RS140 wireless headphones which have built in chargers. They are all available through Amazon.
The lack of auto-off on the headphones is almost as bad. It's my own fault, but I left them on multiple times overnight and the battery was completely drained.
Other than that, they're okay. The quality is nice for RF and they're pretty comfortable as long as you adjust them right. On a side note: one time I picked up my neighbors phone conversation. Pretty weird... but whatever.
Another advantage for me is that this headset operates on replaceable (and inexpensive) AAA batteries ~ Since I only use the headset one or twice per week, I do not need to use rechargable batteries.
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