|
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||
Available Warranties for This Item
Frequently Bought Together
What Other Items Do Customers Buy After Viewing This Item?
Technical Details
- Neodymium magnets and Duofol diaphragms for excellent sound reproduction
- High-quality Bluetooth® 2.1 wireless transmission - Optimised performance when paired with a Sennheiser Bluetooth dongle
- Supports apt-X® - Sophisticated audio compression technique for true hi-fi quality
- Collapsible design with metal-reinforced headband ensures portability and durability
- Integrated track and volume controls for enhanced usability and convenience
Product details
|
Related Items
- Most Popular
- Service & Replacement Plans
- Mobile Phones & Communication
Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
Free yourself from the hassles of cords! The PX 210 BT closed mini headphones make for an excellent option for those who don't want to be tethered to their audio source. For an optimized Bluetooth 2.1 wireless transmission performance, it is recommended to pair these headphones with a Sennheiser Bluetooth dongle. Otherwise, it is also possible to listen using the audio cable.The PX 210 BT closed mini headphones deliver an excellent sound reproduction, made possible by high-output neodymium magnets and Sennheiser's Duofol diaphragms. They also offer a collapsible design with metal-reinforced headband, and come complete with easy-to-use controls for hours of hands-free listening.
Product Description
The Sennheiser PX210BT Bluetooth headphones are stereo Bluetooth headset for multimedia mobile phones. You can quickly switch between calls and superb stereo music with one button press.
Tags Customers Associate with This Product(What's this?)Click on a tag to find related items, discussions, and people.
|
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Sound: the sound is very good (yes, I know this is subjective). Bass is present and actually has some presence, treble doesn't roll off noticeably at the top end even over bluetooth which surprised me. Overall the sound is very clear, neutral and natural -- it doesn't get wearing over time.
Fit: I've had any number of headphones over the years -- mostly Sennheiser but not all. I've a pair of closed HD250s and I've had open headphones and stick-the-rubber-in-your-ear headphones and the 210 BTs are the most comfortable I've known.
Wearability: walking around, you don't get that under-water effect of the rubber-plug style in-ear headphones, and wind-noise isn't exaggerated in the way those headphones do either. The 210 BTs block out enough sound, but not so much that you feel completely cut off (you can tell when someone wants to talk to you for example -- a good thing).
Wireless: I'm surprised at how much more wearable these are because of the lack of wires. Nothing catches, nothing drags, nothing pulls the phones off your ears, and yet the headphones are the right weight (i.e. light).
The wired connection, on my Google Nexus One, sounds about the same as through the bluetooth connection. I suspect that (as with other low-power devices) the headphone amp in the phone isn't really high quality so there's probably some roll-off on the high frequencies -- but it doesn't sound muffled. When you're using the bluetooth connection you're bypassing that headphone amp in the phone, and the sound is about the same -- impressive.
I'm really surprised -- I wear these phones at work and at home now in preference to supposedly better wired ones. They're comfortable, the sound is neutral and natural and doesn't become wearing over time, and when someone walks into the office to talk to me I tap the pause button on my right ear and slip them onto my neck -- walking off with them still in place if I like -- no wires.
Lip sync: for me, there's about 1/8 of a second of lag when watching video on our iPad. On my MacBook Pro there's no lag. And of course for music a slight lag isn't a problem.
Seriously, these are good. By the way: if you want to be able to hold phone conversations with them then these won't do that -- you need a pair of Sennheiser MM 400 'phones for that.
Fit: I've had any number of headphones over the years -- mostly Sennheiser but not all. I've a pair of closed HD250s and I've had open headphones and stick-the-rubber-in-your-ear headphones and the 210 BTs are the most comfortable I've known.
Wearability: walking around, you don't get that under-water effect of the rubber-plug style in-ear headphones, and wind-noise isn't exaggerated in the way those headphones do either. The 210 BTs block out enough sound, but not so much that you feel completely cut off (you can tell when someone wants to talk to you for example -- a good thing).
Wireless: I'm surprised at how much more wearable these are because of the lack of wires. Nothing catches, nothing drags, nothing pulls the phones off your ears, and yet the headphones are the right weight (i.e. light).
The wired connection, on my Google Nexus One, sounds about the same as through the bluetooth connection. I suspect that (as with other low-power devices) the headphone amp in the phone isn't really high quality so there's probably some roll-off on the high frequencies -- but it doesn't sound muffled. When you're using the bluetooth connection you're bypassing that headphone amp in the phone, and the sound is about the same -- impressive.
I'm really surprised -- I wear these phones at work and at home now in preference to supposedly better wired ones. They're comfortable, the sound is neutral and natural and doesn't become wearing over time, and when someone walks into the office to talk to me I tap the pause button on my right ear and slip them onto my neck -- walking off with them still in place if I like -- no wires.
Lip sync: for me, there's about 1/8 of a second of lag when watching video on our iPad. On my MacBook Pro there's no lag. And of course for music a slight lag isn't a problem.
Seriously, these are good. By the way: if you want to be able to hold phone conversations with them then these won't do that -- you need a pair of Sennheiser MM 400 'phones for that.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
This is my 5th pair of Sennheiser headphones, all the others have been ear canal type, so this is my first pair of this style. They are excellent.
I won't repeat what others have said, here are my own observations.
Used with an iPad2, there is no audio lag (the Kinder Egg effect!) when watching movies, unlike my other SonyEricsson Bluetooth headphones. 5 stars for that.
Secondly, we have an old house with very thick walls and the Bluetooth transmission range on these headphones is amazing. I left the iPad on the kitchen table and walked right round the house - upstairs and downstairs - with no breaking up or loss of connectivity. Again, top marks for that. Next trial will be to wander off down the garden in them.
The manual, however, is rubbish. So for those like me who are irritated by the flashing blue light and want to turn it off, here is how you do it as the manual is not at all clear: press the on/off switch on the headphones and hold it until it flashes blue and red, then briefly press the -volume button. The light should stop flashing. To turn it on again, do the same but briefly press the +volume button.
I won't repeat what others have said, here are my own observations.
Used with an iPad2, there is no audio lag (the Kinder Egg effect!) when watching movies, unlike my other SonyEricsson Bluetooth headphones. 5 stars for that.
Secondly, we have an old house with very thick walls and the Bluetooth transmission range on these headphones is amazing. I left the iPad on the kitchen table and walked right round the house - upstairs and downstairs - with no breaking up or loss of connectivity. Again, top marks for that. Next trial will be to wander off down the garden in them.
The manual, however, is rubbish. So for those like me who are irritated by the flashing blue light and want to turn it off, here is how you do it as the manual is not at all clear: press the on/off switch on the headphones and hold it until it flashes blue and red, then briefly press the -volume button. The light should stop flashing. To turn it on again, do the same but briefly press the +volume button.
13 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
These are amazing headphones and paired easily with an iPhone 4. However, please note THEY WILL NOT ACCEPT OR ALLOW YOU TO MAKE PHONE CALLS. I was mislead by the rave reviews from other iPhone users and it never occurred to me that a bluetooth devise that worked with a phone would not automatically deal with phone calls. Amazon has been brilliant and agreed to take these ones back and I have ordered the MM400 headphones which can cope with calls. The sound quality was great if all I had was an iPod, I would have been thrilled with the headphones.
Would you like to see more reviews about this item?
Were these reviews helpful?
Let us know
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Nice, but too expensive....
To start out, I'd like to state categorically that these work perfectly, without an additional dongle, on Ipod Touch generation 2, 3, and 4 with Apples latest firmware as of March... Read more
Published 2 months ago by BigBob
Exceptional
These headphones are the best I have ever had. They have turned my Nokia Lumia 800 mobile phone(which apparently has poor audio reviews) into an excellent walkman music player that... Read more
Published 2 months ago by DeepakB
Brilliant
I have had headphones for over a year now they are fantastic, I have the mp3 dongle & the sony ipod dongle. Read more
Published 3 months ago by A. G. WATERS-PEACH
back 4 more
very good.. so good I'll up grade.. I come home .... link up happy with these mine cost £95 they are still worth the rise. Read more
Published 3 months ago by R. bradley
Excellent sound
Crystal clear sound fits really well over ear, blocks a lot of the background noise out. Had been apprehensive that they may be uncomfy to wear however the head has padded areas to... Read more
Published 3 months ago by RAF1
not impressed
Quite expensive.....£180 in some places......
Sound was ok but expected a lot better for the price?. Read more
Sound was ok but expected a lot better for the price?. Read more
Published 4 months ago by gman
Good as BT headphones - 1st pair had a fault but replaced by Amazon
These Sennheiser headphones are well constructed and the accessories supplied are good quality. Sound is good for on-ear cans although a little harsh on some music and lacking in... Read more
Published 4 months ago by C. Thomas
Good, but expensive!
I have compared those to my sennheiser hd 595 and some akg headphones for £700, that my friend owns. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Sonic
DUALFUNCTION HEADPHONES
I was only prepared to purchase a set of quality headphones which had the option to function as wireless and also with cable connection for airline use. Read more
Published 7 months ago by WILLIAM LEE
Amazing headphones!
These headphones sound amazing, connected very quickly and easily with both my iPhone 4 and Sony PSP, they block out a reasonable amount of ambient noise and are also comfortable... Read more
Published 8 months ago by J. Mason
Customer Discussions
|
This product's forum
Search Customer Discussions
|
![[Start the discussion]](http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/02/x-locale/communities/discussion_boards/start-new-discussion-sec._V192198663_.gif){kind=small}
Listmania!
|
|
Look for similar items by category
|
