Sennheiser PX 100 Consumer Headphones

The Bottom Line: If you need a pair of quality headphones, but do not want to break the bank, the the PX100. You will not be disappointed.

Review: These headphones are inexpensive, they sound great, are much more durable than they look on pictures, and are very portable for over-the-ear headphones. Usually headphones that are over the ear have to be put on your neck, or in a bag somewhere,...

Review: A friend gave me a pair of these as a gift and they're fantastic. I've given them as gifts to others and everyone loves them. This model is good for me because it allows some outside sound in so that my colleagues at work can get my attention if...

The Bottom Line: Judged by an absolute standard the sound is superb. In this price bracket it's unrivalled.

Review: Aurally unacceptable and physically uncomfortable the awful ipod earbuds had to go. No audiophile, I've nonetheless owned several headphones, did a fair bit of web research and asked around. The AKG K26P, Sennheiser PX100 and Koss PortaPro seemed...

Review: I have owned these headphones for 2 days and I believe that taking them away from me could possibly cause me to go into shock. I have never in my life been so completely satisfied with a product such as these. I own a pair of AKG K-240's and these...

Review: As the title sells, these headphones sound superb, delivering excellent audio quality at all points of the spectrum ... bass, midrange and treble. They have a unique folding design which takes a bit of getting used to ... you may feel like you're...

The Bottom Line: Good replacement for headphones bundled with a portable player.

Review: Unlike their closed sibling, the PX200, Sennheiser PX100 are actually a clean-sounding pair of headphones. Overall sound presentation is a tad blurry, as with most "mini" headphones of this price category.

Bass is a bit too strong...

The Bottom Line: If your looking for a well priced, extremely solid and portable headset with top notch sound quality, then stop looking, you've found it.

Review: Note, if you ve already read my review of the PX200 s, this review is virtually identical since the two pairs of headphones are virtually identical. I suggest you check out paragraph 3 of the intro, and the first and last paragraphs of the sound...

The Bottom Line: Quality sound, comfortable and easy to store in a carrying case. Really, what more is there to ask for in headphones for your MP3 player?

Review: Commuting to work by train has some advantages: reading the newspaper (before they all go out of business), catching up on e-mail and other work functions, thinking about Epinions to write, etc. Listening to other people's often loud and frequently...

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for portable "open" headphones put these on your short list, or just buy them. Good quality, good price.

Review: While these headphones are not flawless they are quite good for the money (under $30). The sound quality is good, far better than many other under $50 headphones I've listened to. Some people say the even sound better than some $200 headphones.
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The Bottom Line: Good choice for the price.

Review: After all the rave reviews on the Sennheiser PX 100 headphones I decided to buy them. I compared them with the iAudio ear buds, iPod ear buds and low cost Philips headphones. The Sennheiser blew away both ear buds and sounded much better than the...