Posted to Headphones 2010-06-19
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These headphones weigh approximately 0.56 ounces (16 grams), which is incredibly light. In addition, the neckband is very flexible, durable, and resistant to sweat and water. You can even wash the headphones under running water after a long workout. Also, there are reflective safety straps to ensure that others are aware of your presence while you are out jogging. While these are certainly not the best headphones, with so many different types available the Sennheiser Sport II PMX 80 Headphones are definitely among the best.
FeaturesSome key features of the Sennheiser Sport II PMX 80 Headphones include the ergonomic neckband system, which is designed for the best possible fit. As far as audio features, the headphones have powerful neodymium magnets for balanced, detailed sound reproduction. The Sennheiser bass wind system delivers powerful bass response. The nominal impedance is 64 ohm and the transducer principle is dynamic. The frequency response range is 19 Hz to 21 kHz. For connectivity, the headphones have right-angled jack of 0.14 in to 3.5 mm. In addition to the meticulous construction for serious durability, the headphones have a reflective neckband to ensure extra visibility and safety outdoors. These are also made with sweat and water-resistant materials that are washable under running water. PerformanceRegarding performance, audio quality seems to be substandard compared to the PX 100 and PX 200, but still very accurate. Those more economical consumers will appreciate the lower price compared to original costs, so a more recent assessment puts the balance of performance and price at ease. These are not the most perfect pair of sport headphones, but for the majority of people, the Sennheiser Sport II PMX 80 Headphones are an excellent fit. SummaryOverall, these headphones are great for the casual runner or gym enthusiast. The more robust or quick-sported people will need to utilize the single-clip function in order to maintain functionality while exercising. Needless to say, the Sennheiser Sport II PMX 80 Headphones has its faults, but the strongest advantages seem to be the unique neckband system and reasonably-accurate audio quality. And with a recently downgraded price, now is the best time to take advantage of these sporty headphones. Pros
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