Sennheiser Consumer Audio Sennheiser HD1 Free Bluetooth Wireless Headphone

For what I paid for them (just under $90 USD), these are the best wireless earbuds on the market, no contest. The sound quality is superb, as one would expect from Sennheiser. My main listening setup consists of HD700 over-the-ear headphones through a Schiit Asgard + Bifrost. In comparison, the earbuds obviously fall a little flat, but they are certainly not 1/10th the listening experience despite being less than 1/10th the price.Pros: Excellent sound quality all around, legitimately surprisingly so. The noise cancellation works great; can't hear my cat (VERY loud beast), doors closing in the same room, or a toilet flushing - all without needing to push the earbuds to a hearing-loss-inducing volume. The earbuds are quite comfortable, especially when you consider the borderline excessive number of extra rubbers of different sizes they include. I saw a review mention that even the jumbo ones didn't fit in their ear canal. I regret to say that that person has freakishly large ear canals. If this isn't a problem you've experienced with other earbuds, you won't experience it with these almost assuredly.Cons: battery life is a little on the short side. If you're planning on listening to music all day at work without charging them, you'll be disappointed. If you're buying these for the gimmicky magnets that are meant to let you wear them like a necklace when not in use, you'll be disappointed - they're quite weak, as other reviewers have stated. The bass is a little on the punchy side, and the highs are a tiny bit fuzzy. If I bought these thinking they would stand up to serious studio monitors, I would be disappointed (I'm not dumb enough to expect that of earbuds that set me back less than $100, and you shouldn't be either).If you're on the fence, and these are still priced under $100, get them. If they're full price, wait a while and hope for that to change.

First, I am buying and reviewing many different headphones and testing with 2 different iPhones (XR and 11 Pro). I must comment, Apple has locked down their audio and offers a much tinnier musical experience with the iTunes Controls. Android systems allow much higher end software and tools that work with all types of audio at the phones basic level.Now to my review. All of my test comparisons are rated against already owned, purchased Bose in-ear standard and noise cancelling headphones, Sennheiser HD570, Philips SHB3060 and JBL over ear titanium headphones.The Sennheiser HD1 Free are highly recommended. The Pros: They are solidly built and offer many in-ear adapters to make them fit your ears just right. The on cable controls are clear and easy to use. The audio quality for music is the best out of all tested so far. Bass is even and undistorted. (See my other reviews). Highs and mids are clear and crisp. The left/right separation is excellent. These are good for the gym, phone calls, true audio listening (8/10).The Cons: These are last years, seconds, as the Bluetooth is 4.2, and there are white self stick labels on the box covering the bar codes. So why are they sold as new? The in-ear adapters will never be as good as the Bose soft in-ear adapters. No other manufacturer has really gotten this right. And these adapters are crucial for proper ear canal blockage and bass response, as the headphones themselves can only offer so much bass out of these tiny drivers. They are in essence very small near field monitors. No extra software or features (though not really needed). I will be returning these as they are not new.

I usually have my headphones in all day. Podcasts, Audiobooks and of course music. So me not having a pair isn't really an option.So when my Latest pair of Jaybirds started having battery issues, I started looking for a new pair.I've owned Two different pairs of Jaybirds and both became problematic after about a year. So had to rule those out. Which is unfortunate because they sound better than anything else I tried. And again was why I bought a second pair after the first gave me issues. I wasn't willing to sacrifice sound quality that other in ear headphones offered.I have also owned all the headphones pictured above. The Focal listen Wireless and Klipsch are over ear. Both great headphones but not great going to the gym.So after looking for alternatives I figured I'd give the Sennheisers a shot. I didn't expect them to sound as good as the Jaybirds but if they held up, I'd have to be ok durability vs sound.These Wireless headphones are Outstanding. They sound better than my Jaybirds, more bass no shrillness when I listen. Very pleasant across the board, pretty much any genre. They really sound about as good as my Focals which I love, and those are over ear. Build quality seems to be high and they look great.One thing I did before I purchased was look at the EQ app Sennheiser offers. It got a lot of poor reviews in that the app effected how the users phone was performing. So I skipped it. But they don't need it. As much as I was able to adjust my Jaybirds, which I did. The Sennheisers out of the box sound betterGive them a few hours of burn in. Use the right tips for your ears and your all set.This company gained a new customer. Gonna get a set for my brother's B day. Can't recommend them highley enough.

Los audifonos se escuchan bien, es facil de conectar usando bluetooth y el tiempo que se tarda en conectar es casi inmediato. Estos que son el aspecto principal del producto cumple con lo que esperaba, el problema se encuentra en los detalles.Los imanes de los audifonos son muy debiles, es imposible que los audifonos se mantengan juntos incluso si caminas lento.Otro punto es que es imposible cambiar a la canción que sigue o la anterior. A menos que uses Siri o un asistente de voz.

I love headphones/earphones. When I'm working on my computer I use Audio technica m50x with audioengine D1 and at least flac quality music files. I like good quality.Of course, I'm not trying to say that these headphones come close to that other experience, but, that would also be an unreal thing to ask for. Since the trend with portable music is to go wireless and I have an iPhone, for convenience, I thought that I'd buy bluetooth headphones to stop suffering from the wired apple earbuds quality. So I bought this product for 150 cad. It really does not get better if you have realistic expectations. At first I had to get used to the cable behind my head and I had to go back and forward with the ear tips, but one I got it right I started enjoying them a lot. The sound is great for bluetooth in ear headphones, the 4.2 bluetooth is enough so that you can watch videos without noticebale latancy, I've made clear calls with these, etc. You don't get extra bass with these, but thats a sennheiser characteristic, which I actually appreciate. They are convenient, comfortable and have the most luxurious carrying case.If in ear headphones have never fitted your ears, don't expect this to solve your problem. If you want noiseless earbuds, buy noiseless wired ones, this are not, they, however, make a decent job at isolating outside noise. In sum, they are great and of course you may not like them, but most likely, its not the product's fault, you are just in search for something else.Ps. They may turn off in -20 cold, honestly soemtimes I wish I did too.

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The positives:These headphones provide really clear sound, ideal for listening to podcasts, music, movies, whatever you want.The bass is good, the trebles are crisp.The design is nice; the colours work well and it's not goofy looking.The battery lasts a significantly long time (used from 9am-5pm and still had 40% left).The negatives:There is a LOT of feedback from the wires rubbing on clothes or tapping against you while moving even slightly; it is very distracting.The headphones feel really lightweight, yet if you only have one side in then they tend to slide to one side (e.g. while at the gym if I have one earbud in, the headphones will slide to the other side and pull on the bud that is in my ear).You could probably get a comparable pair of earbuds at a lower price; I got these for $89.99 so I figured it wouldn't hurt to try them.Overall, great sound quality but annoying design features prevent the full enjoyment of these earbuds.

The earphones worked well after I first purchased them. However, less than a year later it automatically disconnected from my phone and refuses to reconnect. I tried 'forgetting' the earphones from my phone's bluetooth devices list, but now it can't even 'find' the Senheisers. Other devices are also unable to find the earphones, and so I cant use it on anything. Not sure if I got a faulty product but for the price I expected it to at least be functional for a year.