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title: "New-Circumaural Closed HeadPhone - HD201"
brand: "sennheiser"
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reviews_count: 13
url: https://www.desertcart.no/products/1035075-new-circumaural-closed-headphone-hd201
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# Lightweight 165g design Dynamic driver, 20Hz-20kHz frequency 9.8 ft (3m) long cord New-Circumaural Closed HeadPhone - HD201

**Brand:** sennheiser
**Price:** 2447 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎧 Elevate your sound game with comfort and clarity that won’t quit.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** New-Circumaural Closed HeadPhone - HD201 by sennheiser
- **How much does it cost?** 2447 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.no](https://www.desertcart.no/products/1035075-new-circumaural-closed-headphone-hd201)

## Best For

- sennheiser enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sennheiser brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **All-Day Comfort Fit:** Ultra-lightweight with plush leatherette ear pads designed for marathon listening sessions.
- • **Extended Reach Freedom:** Generous 9.8-foot cable lets you move freely without unplugging or tangling.
- • **Noise Isolation Mastery:** Closed-back design blocks ambient noise so you stay immersed in your music or work.
- • **Versatile Compatibility:** Includes 3.5mm plug with 6.3mm adapter—perfect for studio, DJ setups, and everyday devices.
- • **Studio-Grade Sound on a Budget:** Experience crisp, bass-driven audio clarity without breaking the bank.

## Overview

The Sennheiser HD201 headphones deliver powerful, bass-rich stereo sound with a dynamic driver spanning 20Hz to 20kHz. Weighing just 165 grams, they feature a closed-back circumaural design with hypoallergenic leatherette ear pads for superior comfort and noise isolation. A 9.8-foot cable ensures freedom of movement, while the included 3.5mm and 6.3mm adapters make them studio and DJ ready—all backed by a 2-year warranty.

## Description

Product Description The Sennheiser HD201 Stereo Headphones prove to be a low priced alternative to high-end studio headphones.With great clarity, the Sennheiser HD201 headphones are the ideal entry into the world of powerful stereo sound. These excellent headphones also boast great attenuation of ambient noise and outstanding comfort at an affordable price.The HD201 features stereo rich sound with crisp bass response. These headphones are lightweight, rugged, and the high-quality leatherette ear pads also make them comfortable to wear. From the Manufacturer General DescriptionThe Sennheiser HD201 Stereo Headphones prove to be a low priced alternative to high-end studio headphones. With great clarity, the Sennheiser HD201 headphones are the ideal entry into the world of powerful stereo sound. These excellent headphones also boast great attenuation of ambient noise and outstanding comfort at an affordable price.The HD201 features stereo rich sound with crisp bass response. These headphones are lightweight, rugged, and the high-quality leatherette ear pads also make them comfortable to wear. FeaturesClosed, dynamic hi-fi stereo headphonesRich, crisp bass response and faithful dynamic audio reproductionGood attenuation of ambient noise Sealed earcup design prevents bleed into adjacent microphones when home recording Rugged materials take a beating on the road or in transport Lightweight construction designed specifically for long studio or DJ sessions Powerful bass and increased signal levels for modern rhythm-driven musicHypo-allergenic earpads are comfortable all day Extremely comfortable to wear due to ultra-lightweight design, even for extended listening 1/8" plug (3.5mm) with 1/4" (6.3mm) adapter included

Review: The S in Sennheiser Stands for Superb - Basically, I needed a new pair of headphones after I got tired of the Sony MDR-V150s that my roommate lent me. I did not like the idea of having the "cups" right ON my ear, and honestly, they did not sound all that great so I decided to do some searching. I looked at Koss(I did not like any of their models) AKG( I love them, but, for $100, I did not get involved with them.) So, I decided to search some more.. I totally forgot about Sennheiser headphones. I heard them once at an ultra high end home stereo shop in Tampa, Florida and they sounded damn good. So when I saw these for less than $20, I decided to buy them.. First of all, they arrived sooner than usual. I put them on and I noticed something...I could not hear any outside noise. These "cans" really kept outside sound out. They sat comfortably on my head and the "cups" covered my ears. Score!! Now, for the sound.. I listen to a lot of music that I have on my pc. I have a Dell Dimension E310 with the ORIGINAL sound card and I have the Mp3s on Musicmatch WITHOUT any equalization. First of all, I chose tracks at random, all kinds and I heard things that I never heard before. I noticed tiny "cracks" on Avenged Sevenfold's "Seciond Heartbeat." Something I did not notice with the Sony's. I listened to all types of music and found the sound TOTALLY clean. No hissing, no muddy or "sour" midrange. Female vocals sounded great. Even the low end sounded great, specially with house and trance music that have a lot of heavy bottom end to them. BUT, I decided to try them on my Panasonic SA-XR55, which is a digital receiver, and I decided to "crank" it up. As I reached the higher volumes, the bass was lost, it sounded weak and muddy, but that WAS when I was pushing the receiver to its limits. These "cans" are great for listening to music at REGULAR volumes. If you want a pair of headphones that you can crank them up loud so they can sound like a car audio bass challenge, go for something like the AKGs. Great "cans" for the money, I TOTALLY recommend them. So here we go: Pros: They fit great, with even a leatherret piece on the top band of the headphones to keep things cushy. Great sound isolation. I can't hear squat once I put them on WITHOUT music. Gorgeous sound at "normal" levels. I do not care if you listen to Rap, Christian, House or Trance, you will get a great sound out of these. Built very well. They look like they do not move or swivel in the picture, but they do, and are very comfortable. Cons: NOT made for LOUD listening. Not really digging the double cord that comes out of the headphones. Single sided would be better, but that is just me. And to be honest, I cannot find anything else wrong with them. So, if you just want to get some "cans" that are great sounding, without breaking your wallet, get these. Trust me. You will thank me later.
Review: I really like them, some flaws though - HD201's vs HD202's - For people wondering about the HD 201's vs 202's, I bought these for myself and got the 201's for my sis, we literally compared them back to back, same songs etc so if you're curious you can read this. HD 202's Pros Good bass , I don't know about the audiophiles but the bass was good in these and I like that with most of my music, it's not the obnoxious kinda bass either, the good kind. Good volume(201's were a bit more low), but can get kinda obnoxious, I'll get into that soon, but the volume on these are fine with music games and media, slightly unlike the 201's but at the same time was kinda too much... Barely any leakage, since the volume is a bit above average and the headphones fit sturdyier onto your head the sound is concentrated more, so not much sound gets out, even when a little high volume. The 201's are more loose on the head, so they let out more noise. Good highs, and deep, focused sound, so I never really needed them too loud. Cons Sometimes certain songs of high quality (like 320 bit songs/FLAC's) can seem TOO loud, like you can turn it down, but I literally turn it down to about 5-10% for it to be normal. If youre using a MP3 player/Ipod or something it might not have enough power in it to power these, so some songs you can hear a feint static in the music if they are 320bit or FLAC's or something, and I even switched it between the 201's and these, and a entire track was heard alot more on the song on the 201's rather than the 202's cause my Vita/Iphone couldn't power the 202's I guess. Normal bitrate songs didn't do this however, but on the PC or like a tablet or something it'll be fine. If you use a Equalizer and boost the sound, the highs sometimes you can override it a bit, so it'll make your ears feel foggy and it gives a tedious feeling to your eardrums, like how you feel when you take off on a plane with all the extra stuff added (if you tweak it too much maybe?), but I found out this was for all good headphones, even my old USB ones. Though the 201's were a bit more accepting to Equalizing it. They are a bit tight, this is probably the only real Con, after about 45+ mins my ears get kinda sore, not major sore, thats only after about 3 hours but it is tight. And will leave your ears sore afterwards if you have them on for a long time, though I just take mines and kinda stretch them outwards then put them on, and it isn't tight anymore, ha (I wouldn't recommend that for future length, but it works lol) So overall they are good and tbh the cons only come around sometimes, like the too loud, that really isnt a con I just get kinda lazy and dont wanna keep turning down my HQ songs. And as for the Ipod part I dont really use it for that, I only use the laptop so... And when I use them on the go about 10% of my songs even do the static out thing. But the main con would probably be the tightness. HD 201's Pros More clarity, listening to these compared to my 202's I notice that the 201's sound alot clearer with some songs, especially like Pop music or instrumentals, the 202's brought out the bass more and my sis liked mines better for that, but the 202's lack the full clear sound the 201's will give you, sound more like.. a Orchestra of 200 people, 20 would be left out on the 202's while all can be heard on the 201's. (I noticed this listening to the Overworld theme from FInal Fantasy 8, I could heart the trumpets etc more with the 201's and certain other genres you cna hear vocals better) More balanced volume, didn't need to really jump up and down the volume with the 201's since they are lower volume than the 202's, this is also a con though, will get into that. But the volume is more balanced and the instruments all seem a bit more 'equal' with the 201's, I personally like my higher highs and bass of the 202's and so does my sis, but again I like the 201's more with the balance and instrumental music. Much easier on the head than the 202's, some people say these dont hurt at ALL that's not true, my ears still feel a LITTLE tingle with these on after about a hour, but its barely painful like the 202's after about a hour ,I get used to it but they do stay kinda sore.. the 201's are more light and cup over than ears rather than sit ontop like the 202's. Cons Lower volume , on the Ipod's or tablets the volume on the 201's 80% was equal to the 202's 40-50%, and if you have low volume songs, they wont get loud at all on the 201's (But who still has LQ music nowadays :P), also they are lower in general, I said I didnt have to mess with the volume much on these but that was because they are lower in general so it evens out, when Im watching movies etc sometimes these aren't really that loud when it comes to people talking etc. I couldn't really hear what Brad Pitt was saying about the rules of Fight Club. Besides don't tal- More leakage, these leak more than the 202's , maybe because they aren't as tight? But when my sis has her music up I can hear it about 6-10 feet away while my 202's don't leak much at all, it's some there if you have them bumping, like any headphones, but since the 202's pump out alot higher and they are a bit more focused(smaller cups) and are tighter, you don't even need them as loud as the 201's like I said above, so you wouldn't have them up that high to even begin with. Much less bass than the 202's, the 201's have the clarity and balance but the bass just isn't there like how they are with the 202's, when I try to use these right after a session on my 202's my ears feel neglected for the lack of bass, lol (Though my ears get a break... tight 202's and no I don't have a big Dumbo head :P) But these are great and I like them (HD 202's), my sis's (HD 201's) are a bit lower in volume on portable devices, but doesn't matter on the PC and hers dont have the bass mines have. But her Pros are that you dont get that too loud sometimes or slight feint static with HQ songs on portable devices and hers have higher clarity, like you can hear instruments etc more, but is missing the bass mines have. Oh, and hers arent tight, they fit fine. Oh yeah and these come with a reeeaaallllyyy long cord, the HD 202's come with a cord winder though, the 201's don't, but my sis keeps hers tied like how they were when they came, I mean it' a helleva alot of cord, both of them, I sometimes accidentally roll over the cord at my PC desk and have even tripped over it a few times. The 202's have a cord winder that you wind the cord up on and clip it it to you, the 201's don't, but my sis just ties it up and puts it in her pocket when shes out. People do give me looks when I have all that cord wrapped around me when I don't wind it up, lmao

## Features

- Connectivity Technology: Wired
- Lightweight and comfortable economical headphones, Cord Lenght : 9.8 feet (3 meter)
- Features smooth silver design and leatherette ear pads
- Delivers powerful, bass driven sound

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0007XJSQC |
| Additional Features | Lightweight |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Antenna Location | Recording |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Best Sellers Rank | #661,516 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #8,488 in Over-Ear Headphones |
| Brand | Sennheiser |
| Brand Name | Sennheiser |
| Built-In Media | 1/4" Stereo Phone Adapter, 2 Year Warranty, Sennheiser Hd 201 - Circumaural Closed-Back Dynamic Stereo Headphones |
| Cable Features | Retractable |
| Color | Silver |
| Compatible Devices | Music Production Equipment |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Control Method | Push Button |
| Control Type | Media Control |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 14,951 Reviews |
| Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Earpiece Shape | over_ear |
| Enclosure Material | Silver |
| Form Factor | Over Ear |
| Frequency Range | 20 Hz - 20,000 Hz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 04044156000787, 05054629048528 |
| Headphone Folding Features | Over Ear |
| Headphone Jack | 6.35 mm Jack |
| Headphones Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Impedance | 24 ohm |
| Item Weight | 165 g |
| Manufacturer | Sennheiser |
| Model Name | HD 201 |
| Model Number | HD 201 |
| Noise Control | None |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Specific Uses For Product | DJ, Studio |
| Style Name | HD201 |
| UPC | 000706179000 615104096608 615104194557 001910130078 705235938424 100177366999 088037836557 809385670651 984064819245 842024990383 012301417890 615104100886 989898818891 615140100888 943009000001 163120595457 642892777556 658700901006 001910085484 712131964013 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 2 year |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Sennheiser
- **Color:** Silver
- **Ear Placement:** Over Ear
- **Form Factor:** Over Ear
- **Impedance:** 24 Ohm

## Images

![New-Circumaural Closed HeadPhone - HD201 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51faDrA2tDL.jpg)
![New-Circumaural Closed HeadPhone - HD201 - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41ygdxyAmRL.jpg)
![New-Circumaural Closed HeadPhone - HD201 - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51clhVXeVpL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How is the volume on this? I have a hearing problem and sounds are usually too low for me to enjoy.**
A: You want to look at dB SPL output...I saw a spec sheet saying that these produce 108 dB SPL compared to the next model up which produces 115 which would be dangerous as 112 dB SPL is the level at which permanent hearing damage occurs. 108 dB SPL (sound pressure level, or how we hear volume) should be enough as it is 5 times the SPL of ambient room noise. (every increase of 6 dB doubles the intensity) Electronic specs really have to do with matching the amplifier to the speaker (in this case the small ones in the headphones) hope this helps some. btw I am not Kevin I'm using his login now.

**Q: I bought these to plug into the headphone jack on my laptop. The plug looks way too big. Is there an adapter I can buy or should I return the headphones?**
A: Are you sure you can't twist it off? A while back I bought a pair of Sony headphones that had a 1/4 inch jack and you could just twist or pull out the converter to reveal a 3.5mm. I use headphones for guitar practice so I keep the 1/4 inch on.

**Q: do the headphones cover the whole ear or do they rest on it?**
A: They rest on your ears.  They do not completely go around them.

**Q: How long is the cord on these headphones?**
A: The cord is 10 feet long.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The S in Sennheiser Stands for Superb
*by E***S on November 13, 2006*

Basically, I needed a new pair of headphones after I got tired of the Sony MDR-V150s that my roommate lent me. I did not like the idea of having the "cups" right ON my ear, and honestly, they did not sound all that great so I decided to do some searching. I looked at Koss(I did not like any of their models) AKG( I love them, but, for $100, I did not get involved with them.) So, I decided to search some more.. I totally forgot about Sennheiser headphones. I heard them once at an ultra high end home stereo shop in Tampa, Florida and they sounded damn good. So when I saw these for less than $20, I decided to buy them.. First of all, they arrived sooner than usual. I put them on and I noticed something...I could not hear any outside noise. These "cans" really kept outside sound out. They sat comfortably on my head and the "cups" covered my ears. Score!! Now, for the sound.. I listen to a lot of music that I have on my pc. I have a Dell Dimension E310 with the ORIGINAL sound card and I have the Mp3s on Musicmatch WITHOUT any equalization. First of all, I chose tracks at random, all kinds and I heard things that I never heard before. I noticed tiny "cracks" on Avenged Sevenfold's "Seciond Heartbeat." Something I did not notice with the Sony's. I listened to all types of music and found the sound TOTALLY clean. No hissing, no muddy or "sour" midrange. Female vocals sounded great. Even the low end sounded great, specially with house and trance music that have a lot of heavy bottom end to them. BUT, I decided to try them on my Panasonic SA-XR55, which is a digital receiver, and I decided to "crank" it up. As I reached the higher volumes, the bass was lost, it sounded weak and muddy, but that WAS when I was pushing the receiver to its limits. These "cans" are great for listening to music at REGULAR volumes. If you want a pair of headphones that you can crank them up loud so they can sound like a car audio bass challenge, go for something like the AKGs. Great "cans" for the money, I TOTALLY recommend them. So here we go: Pros: They fit great, with even a leatherret piece on the top band of the headphones to keep things cushy. Great sound isolation. I can't hear squat once I put them on WITHOUT music. Gorgeous sound at "normal" levels. I do not care if you listen to Rap, Christian, House or Trance, you will get a great sound out of these. Built very well. They look like they do not move or swivel in the picture, but they do, and are very comfortable. Cons: NOT made for LOUD listening. Not really digging the double cord that comes out of the headphones. Single sided would be better, but that is just me. And to be honest, I cannot find anything else wrong with them. So, if you just want to get some "cans" that are great sounding, without breaking your wallet, get these. Trust me. You will thank me later.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ I really like them, some flaws though - HD201's vs HD202's
*by Z***E on April 26, 2013*

For people wondering about the HD 201's vs 202's, I bought these for myself and got the 201's for my sis, we literally compared them back to back, same songs etc so if you're curious you can read this. HD 202's Pros Good bass , I don't know about the audiophiles but the bass was good in these and I like that with most of my music, it's not the obnoxious kinda bass either, the good kind. Good volume(201's were a bit more low), but can get kinda obnoxious, I'll get into that soon, but the volume on these are fine with music games and media, slightly unlike the 201's but at the same time was kinda too much... Barely any leakage, since the volume is a bit above average and the headphones fit sturdyier onto your head the sound is concentrated more, so not much sound gets out, even when a little high volume. The 201's are more loose on the head, so they let out more noise. Good highs, and deep, focused sound, so I never really needed them too loud. Cons Sometimes certain songs of high quality (like 320 bit songs/FLAC's) can seem TOO loud, like you can turn it down, but I literally turn it down to about 5-10% for it to be normal. If youre using a MP3 player/Ipod or something it might not have enough power in it to power these, so some songs you can hear a feint static in the music if they are 320bit or FLAC's or something, and I even switched it between the 201's and these, and a entire track was heard alot more on the song on the 201's rather than the 202's cause my Vita/Iphone couldn't power the 202's I guess. Normal bitrate songs didn't do this however, but on the PC or like a tablet or something it'll be fine. If you use a Equalizer and boost the sound, the highs sometimes you can override it a bit, so it'll make your ears feel foggy and it gives a tedious feeling to your eardrums, like how you feel when you take off on a plane with all the extra stuff added (if you tweak it too much maybe?), but I found out this was for all good headphones, even my old USB ones. Though the 201's were a bit more accepting to Equalizing it. They are a bit tight, this is probably the only real Con, after about 45+ mins my ears get kinda sore, not major sore, thats only after about 3 hours but it is tight. And will leave your ears sore afterwards if you have them on for a long time, though I just take mines and kinda stretch them outwards then put them on, and it isn't tight anymore, ha (I wouldn't recommend that for future length, but it works lol) So overall they are good and tbh the cons only come around sometimes, like the too loud, that really isnt a con I just get kinda lazy and dont wanna keep turning down my HQ songs. And as for the Ipod part I dont really use it for that, I only use the laptop so... And when I use them on the go about 10% of my songs even do the static out thing. But the main con would probably be the tightness. HD 201's Pros More clarity, listening to these compared to my 202's I notice that the 201's sound alot clearer with some songs, especially like Pop music or instrumentals, the 202's brought out the bass more and my sis liked mines better for that, but the 202's lack the full clear sound the 201's will give you, sound more like.. a Orchestra of 200 people, 20 would be left out on the 202's while all can be heard on the 201's. (I noticed this listening to the Overworld theme from FInal Fantasy 8, I could heart the trumpets etc more with the 201's and certain other genres you cna hear vocals better) More balanced volume, didn't need to really jump up and down the volume with the 201's since they are lower volume than the 202's, this is also a con though, will get into that. But the volume is more balanced and the instruments all seem a bit more 'equal' with the 201's, I personally like my higher highs and bass of the 202's and so does my sis, but again I like the 201's more with the balance and instrumental music. Much easier on the head than the 202's, some people say these dont hurt at ALL that's not true, my ears still feel a LITTLE tingle with these on after about a hour, but its barely painful like the 202's after about a hour ,I get used to it but they do stay kinda sore.. the 201's are more light and cup over than ears rather than sit ontop like the 202's. Cons Lower volume , on the Ipod's or tablets the volume on the 201's 80% was equal to the 202's 40-50%, and if you have low volume songs, they wont get loud at all on the 201's (But who still has LQ music nowadays :P), also they are lower in general, I said I didnt have to mess with the volume much on these but that was because they are lower in general so it evens out, when Im watching movies etc sometimes these aren't really that loud when it comes to people talking etc. I couldn't really hear what Brad Pitt was saying about the rules of Fight Club. Besides don't tal- More leakage, these leak more than the 202's , maybe because they aren't as tight? But when my sis has her music up I can hear it about 6-10 feet away while my 202's don't leak much at all, it's some there if you have them bumping, like any headphones, but since the 202's pump out alot higher and they are a bit more focused(smaller cups) and are tighter, you don't even need them as loud as the 201's like I said above, so you wouldn't have them up that high to even begin with. Much less bass than the 202's, the 201's have the clarity and balance but the bass just isn't there like how they are with the 202's, when I try to use these right after a session on my 202's my ears feel neglected for the lack of bass, lol (Though my ears get a break... tight 202's and no I don't have a big Dumbo head :P) But these are great and I like them (HD 202's), my sis's (HD 201's) are a bit lower in volume on portable devices, but doesn't matter on the PC and hers dont have the bass mines have. But her Pros are that you dont get that too loud sometimes or slight feint static with HQ songs on portable devices and hers have higher clarity, like you can hear instruments etc more, but is missing the bass mines have. Oh, and hers arent tight, they fit fine. Oh yeah and these come with a reeeaaallllyyy long cord, the HD 202's come with a cord winder though, the 201's don't, but my sis keeps hers tied like how they were when they came, I mean it' a helleva alot of cord, both of them, I sometimes accidentally roll over the cord at my PC desk and have even tripped over it a few times. The 202's have a cord winder that you wind the cord up on and clip it it to you, the 201's don't, but my sis just ties it up and puts it in her pocket when shes out. People do give me looks when I have all that cord wrapped around me when I don't wind it up, lmao

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Why These Headphones Deserve Five Stars
*by A***S on May 21, 2010*

Although there is still some small room for improvement with the Sennheiser HD201 Headphones (see below), they definitely exceeded all of my expectations, especially considering their ultra-low price. I've only owned a single pair of headphones that I felt were equal to these in quality, and those were Pioneer Studio headphones that I paid a small fortune for in the 1970's. Here's a quick rundown of the pros and cons of the product: PROS: - Price: You get a LOT more than you pay for. Excellent quality at any price. - Great dynamic range: FULL bass, excellent frequency response across the entire audio spectrum. - Very comfortable: I've never seen this before, but the earcups actually swivel to give you a true "custom" fit. - No skimping on cord length: Not sure of exact length, but is at LEAST 6' long. - Great external noise cancellation: The custom fit helps to block out more outside noise than probably 95% of other headphones. - No skimping on construction: Both the earcups AND top of the headband are well-padded. Adds to comfort. - Quality plug: Unlike most brands, this model has flexible, molded strain relief for the plug. Should prevent fraying of wires due to strain placed on the cord. - Simple packaging: Cardboard box with small amount of foam to prevent damage. Hassle-free to open, and environmentally-friendly. CONS: - Would be nice if the label for the right/left earcups were a different color, easier to see. - Would be nice to have manual volume or mute control along the cord. The "cons" are more nitpicking than anything else, or I wouldn't still give this product five stars, obviously. I almost picked the cheaper ($15) Sony headphones on Amazon. I'm glad that I "splurged" and spent the extra $5 to get the Sennheiser HD201 Headphones though. I've never heard of the company before, but I've bought a lot of "name brand" products as of late that were absolute junk, so I wouldn't hesitate buying these due to their lack of brand name recognition. I also personally prefer the fact that these headphones surround your entire ear(s). I have NEVER found a pair of "earbud" headphones that provided decent audio. Most of the models that just barely cover your ears (that don't use what I refer to as "earcups") not only have horrible ambient noise cancellation, but lack bass response to the point where serious adjustment to a graphic equalizer is necessary to hear anything beyond the middle-range (vocals). Most of them are painful to wear and you are SOL insofar as getting anything close to quality sound if your listening device doesn't have an EQ. Not so with these. I highly, highly recommend them.

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