Sennheiser HD 202

Pros: Low price, good sound, comfort, sound insulation, durability

Cons: Size

The Bottom Line: The Sennheiser HD202 is a good inexpensive way to get better sound from your portable MP3 or CD player or get good sound from your...

Review: I recently decided that I needed to upgrade my headphones. I have been using enclosed headphones at home and earbuds for the portable players that I have (CD player and M P3). I have bought the Sennheiser HD202 for home ...

Pros: AMAZING sound, VERY comfortable, great price

Cons: The earcup removal design, length in cord

The Bottom Line: You get the Sennheiser name, high quality sound, and a very comfortable set of cans, all for an amazing price. BUY THEM!

Review: I can't believe how great these headphones are. They have very good bass response and mid/high frequencies are great too. They can block out outside sound very efficiently, and they don't let sound out, either, so you won't bug your coworkers while...

Pros: Great sound for the price -- excellent. Good brand name. LONG cord.

Cons: Small cup size.

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended. They may be the best phones you can buy for this price. If you listen to music, you owe yourself a good pair of phones.

Review: Go out and buy a pair of these to replace the headphones that came with your current music device, and you'll wonder why they bother to include those piece of junk headphones in with the device. I bought these phones to replace my standard Apple iPod ...

Pros: Long cord, SOUND QUALITY, Comfort, PRICE

Cons: Just a tad on the flimsy side. NO cushion between ears and drivers. (very minor)

The Bottom Line: This is the best $20 you will spend in the market of headphones in any type besides the athletic. I guarantee you will not experience buyer's remorse. BUY THEM!

Review: Sound Quality for $20? Most would say no, but for the average consumer, I'd say yes. I bought these headphones for a number of reasons. First, my stock ipod headphones broke, and I wanted a pair with better sound quality and more comfort than the ...

Pros: unbelievable sound for such a low price!

Cons: bass is too boomy

The Bottom Line: Unbelievable value. Nothing in this price range comes close to them.

Review: I needed to replace an old pair that I had used with my computer for years. Being somewhat of an audio nut, I was somewhat reluctant to purchase such a cheap pair of headphones. I have been spoiled by a nice pair of Grados and the headphone amp they...

Pros: Great sound, low price, long 10' cord.

Cons: Plug isn't gold-plated. Cord is unusually thin.

Review: After much researching after three of my previous headphones broke, I settled upon the Sennheiser HD 202. What a great choice it was too! For the price these are by far the best headphones I've ever heard. It does take several hours (at least 20) as a ...

Pros: Great Sound Quality, Sennheiser Name, Inexpensive

Cons: Slightly Uncomfortable For Long Listening

Review: Sennheiser is a very well-respected company that makes audiophile qulity products. More leaning towards headphones. And it's no doubt the HD202 showcases not only the company's low end headphones but the low end headphones market in general. The bass and ...

Pros: Excellent sound, great price, pretty decent background noise suppression.

Cons: N/A

Review: These headphones are incredible for the price. Excellent frequency response, better than expected noise cancellation properties, and quite comfortable. The leatherette ear pieces are replaceable and don't wither like the cheap foam pads. It also comes ...

Pros: SOUND, PRICE, ISOLATION, comfort, style, cord length

Cons: cord length??

Review: I bought these headphones for my Creative Zen Touch recently and I am very pleased. The sound out of these affordable headphones is incredible. Very well balanced and sensitive in all ranges. They block out sound VERY well. I had considered buying sound ...

Pros: Great for all types of music. Comfortable. Long straight cord. TWO YEAR WARRANTY!!

Cons: Some bass flutter on really low bass music. Frequency response only goes down to 18hz.

Review: Was trying to decide between the 202 and the 212Pro. After listening to both at the store, I bought the 202. It had a better overall balance between highs, mids and bass. The 212Pro's bass sounded good and probably will be better for people who listen ...