I would never recommend using it for music, but the digital effect—which uses EQ and reverb to approximate a greater sense of space—might add something to your experience with film or TV. The RS 175 offers a selection of sound modes, such as Movie, Music, and Speech, which can be easily toggled depending on the content I'm watching. The transmission strength is also solid; Sennheiser estimates the range at roughly 330 feet, which is both insanely good and very hard to confirm in New York City. You can connect the digital audio from your system with the optical cable and the laptop and smartphone with the 3.

The dynamic range is commendable, with well-defined bass, clear dialogue, and nuanced mid-range frequencies that make every whisper and explosion more impactful.

Nos conseillers en magasins effectueront un diagnostic approfondi de votre appareil pour valider votre reprise. If you need a headphone for your home entertainment set up, then Sennheiser 175 will be a good choice for you.

I had no problem walking into different rooms of my apartment, closing the door, and receiving audio with no disruption.That base station is pretty lightweight and doesn't exactly exude high-end build quality, but it's designed to be tucked away and kept out of view.

Esto es FUNDAMENTAL si quieres que los cascos te duren muchos años, porque todas las baterías se deterioran con el uso y ahora lo corriente es que los fabricantes usen baterías internas que no se pueden reemplazar. This is the ratings from our professional listening panel for a series of TV and film recordings (similar to our sound bars test). Note, however, that if you plug it into a TV's dedicated headphone jack -- instead of the audio output jacks mentioned above -- that you'll likely cut off the TV's speaker. If you’re keen to find a great way to get the most out of your movies without disturbing your neighbours, the Sennheiser HDR RS 175 could be just the thing. I find that the surround sound is a good enhancement for any audio, but that's really personal preference.

He's also an e-reader and e-publishing expert as well as the author of the novels Knife Music, The Big Exit and Lucidity. Unlike the majority of the products that we review here at Unwired for Sound, the Sennheiser RS 175 aren’t actually Bluetooth headphones. On tracks with powerful sub-bass content, like The Knife's "Silent Shout," the RS 175 proves the bass does need to be tweakedon occasion. If you insert a non-rechargeable battery into the compartment, it may leak during charging and damage the headphone.