Sennheiser HD 250BT Wireless Headphones Black

Sound quality is great and the Bluetooth connection is simple and doesn't drop at all, however I thought the build quality would be a little better. I can handle the fact they feel light and flimsy and feel as though they would snap if any great pressure was put on them, however, the edges of the headband are very square edged which dooesn't sit comfortably at all if you have them just on one ear (say for DJing or talking to someone whilst listening etc). I guess you get what you pay for so I would definitely recommend trying the more expensive Sennheiser headphones if you can afford them

I am not an audiophile or hifi buff, I just wanted a pair of Bluetooth headphones to use with my tablet and phone. So far I have been very pleased with the HD250s, they are light and comfortable to wear. Pairing is very straightforward. The sound quality is in my opinion much better than the JBL headphones I have previously used, bass is nice and throbby and treble is nice and bright. I don't think that you would get a better pair of headphones for the money.

I wanted a pair of everyday wear about the house BT headphones , so I checked What Hi-Fi Sound and Vision mag for their recommendations, and they had the Sennheiser HD250BT listed with a 5 start review. Having already got some HD600's and HD440's I am familiar with and rather keen on Sennheiser products. Once ordered through a very helpful assistant at Leicester Richer Sounds (one of only three branches that had any in stock), they duly arrived. Sennheiser products are always packed and presented well, even at the lower price end. First thing is to charge them fully before use, easy with the included usb cable. They are easy to use with just three buttons, a nice blue power on LED and a pleasant female voice telling me they are on and connected. Quickly paired with ... MoreI wanted a pair of everyday wear about the house BT headphones , so I checked What Hi-Fi Sound and Vision mag for their recommendations, and they had the Sennheiser HD250BT listed with a 5 start review. Having already got some HD600's and HD440's I am familiar with and rather keen on Sennheiser products. Once ordered through a very helpful assistant at Leicester Richer Sounds (one of only three branches that had any in stock), they duly arrived. Sennheiser products are always packed and presented well, even at the lower price end. First thing is to charge them fully before use, easy with the included usb cable. They are easy to use with just three buttons, a nice blue power on LED and a pleasant female voice telling me they are on and connected. Quickly paired with my Sony Xperia phone , which I will be mainly using them with, and away we go. First up a few test tracks to check out their sound quality. I use "everbody knows" by Sigrid for a quieter track, and Glycerine by Bush for a bit heavier sound. Both sound really good, with great tone and bass quality . The headphones are the on ear type, and straight away you forget you are wearing them as you immerse yourself in the sound. They are lightweight and comfortable, only weighing 126g.Bearing in mind that these are the cheaper end of the market sub £40 the sound is excellent. Playing Icehouse "not my kind" really shows up the bass tone. My taste in music ranges from female vocal Tori Amos / Gin Wigmore to Megadeth / Paradise Lost, so these will get a good workout across the range. I use ripped cd's and Deezer on my phone and the quality on both is excellent, as you would expect from Sennheiser headphones. Overall a fantastic product at this price , comfortable , easy to use , great sound quality, well made, also quite attractive in a minimalist way, form and function perfected. They also have the facility to work with your mobile answering calls etc, which makes them even more useful. Not sure why people would go for more expensive headphones when these are available. Another great Sennheiser product.