Bought these when they were $100 off looking for a decent pair of headphones for TV. The tuning selector is archaic and the technology very last century! The earpads have no contour and rest on top of your ears with no cushioning or comfort whatsoever!

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weak signal; interferrence; buzzing; squeaking; ugly charger; tuning dial very hit and miss; charging contacts open (rack; uncomfortable; flat ear pads which twist off

It is impossible to use these headphones. As soon as you tilt your chin down a bit, the headphones fall of your head. You can't move around with them, becasue you have to keep your head up right all the time. For example, if you need to look down to operate sound deck they just fall off your head.

Has a design feature where the audio cuts out to static if the headphones don't detect a certain volume for a certain period of time – it's designed to save the battery life but it's really annoying when you're watching a film with a lot of atmos and suddenly your ears get blasted with static.

The Bottom Line Sennheiser's model RS-120 wireless headphones give consumers an easy-to-use wireless alternative to open-air speakers and headphones with cords. Because they're wireless, you can listen to music or TV without being in the same room and without blasting your stereo or television...

Easy to use and install; Excellent range and sound; Small; attractively-designed unit that will blend in with most electronics components

Doesn't always eliminate sound coming from the source; like on televisions; Power station requires a constant power supply and headphones won't work if not charged; Occupies what is most likely a limited number of red-white stereo RCA jacks on any component

Its time to say good bye to the cumbersome wired networking and hassle of cords as wireless networking is here that has bestowed numerous advent products including Wireless headphones. Wireless headset is one of the latest technologies that have been creating lots of buzz among the technology savvy.

Performance can be disturbed by other RF devices if comes in the range

Far cheaper than other Sennheiser wireless stereo headphones, the RS 120 packs a strong enough performance that users and pro reviewers say the value outweighs any weak spots. Even with the quirks and sporadic issues reported by some owners, many agree that these headphones are well worth their...

Good sound quality; Good range

Susceptible to minor hiss; interference; Awkward control placement; Loose fit

Sennheiser's RS120 model of on-ear RF headphones are a unique blend of old-school technology and modern excellence in sound. These pair of headphones include a wireless component and transmitter that acts as the headphone charging dock and includes 2 AAA NiMH rechargeable batteries.