This product has excellent sound quality that will please even the most critical audiophile. The large soundstage and precise imaging further out the immersive experience of the headphones’ well-balanced sound characteristics, strong bass, clear mid-range, and silky treble. Connectivity and Features COMFORT OF HEADPHONES: I'll stand by my original assessment, with some caveats. These are heavier than average. Possibly the manufacturer could have built more cushioning into the earpieces and the headrest itself. On the other hand, over hours of use I've grown accustomed to them and don't notice the weight. And there's an upside to a heavier headphone: once securely cupped around head and ears, it's unlikely that they will wiggle out of place. It's a very snug fit but not torturously so. Since 1982, PCMag has tested and rated thousands of products to help you make better buying decisions. See how we test. Sennheiser RS 195U wireless headphones update the RS 195, the flagship RS model. A closed, circumaural design featuring excellent digital wireless audio transmission making it the ultimate listening and audio companion that gives an unrivalled sound quality, ease of use and comfort while wearing. Digital Wireless

CONCLUSIONS: Will I keep or return these? Unless more problems (say, audio-dropouts) occur in the next few days, I'm inclined to keep them. They're operating well enough for my needs, and it's a pain in the patootie to return a sizable product like this. Months down the road I may realize that my decision was a mistake, but I'm trusting that Sennheiser quality will finally prevail, if I can coax all my entertainment components to cooperate with one another. The Bose QuietComfort 35 II is popular among wireless headphones because of its superior noise cancellation, long battery life, and secure fit. Some other reviewers mention the weight of the headphones. I see that as a non issue. They're fine. Other thought they didn't fit right and were too tight. Again, that's a non issue. Yes, they are snugger than my 175 model, but I find that works out well. COST: At this writing it still hasn't come down. As Sennheiser continues to issue new generations of this unit, its price will probably decrease. At this writing, they are expensive. This piece is a leading product because it provides an excellent harmony of useful features and solid functionality. So, this product is an excellent choice if you need a wireless audio solution for listening to music, watching movies, оr playing video games.Overall I'm keeping them and have increased my rating to 4 stars. One star deduction for the lower sound volume when using the sound enhancement modes. Whether you’re watching the TV or listening to music, the RS195 headphones offer just the right sound. With seven profile settings, easily accessed via a switch on the base unit, it’s easy to select just the right balance for you. You can also adjust the balance between right and left ears – ideal for when hearing in one ear becomes less detailed than the other. Despite delivering a cutting-edge performance, the RS 195U headphones have a user-friendly layout to keep it simple. The conveniently located controls make it easy to benefit from a host of features and the ergonomic design gives you a comfortable fit after even hours of listening. Easy to Use In spite of its hefty price, I selected this product for two reasons. (1) I am the happy owner of two older Sennheiser headphones. (2) This instrument was pitched as a perfect apparatus for the hard of hearing. The Sennheiser RS 195 can stay connected wirelessly up to a distance of 330 feet because of its 2.4 GHz RF (Radio Frequency) signal’s stability and reliability. It means that you may listen to music without worrying about tangled cords and move around the room freely without the sound cutting out.

Even if the entire system isn't beautiful, Sennheiser at least managed to make the headphones look cool. The circumaural earcups and headband are on the chunky side, but feature ample padding that is comfortable over long listening sessions. The base is the clunkiest part of the design, serving as both transmitter and charging station. It's quite lightweight for its size, and will be easy to topple over accidentally, so placement will be important (The wireless range is just over 300 feet, so you have some room to work with). The transmitter doubles as a stand and charging station for thetwo included rechargeable AAA batteries, which snap into the earcups, behind the twist-off earpads. The highest quality sound comes naturally to the Sennheiser RS195-U headphones. Rather than using inferior Bluetooth, the transmitter base uses a digital audio signal for sound transmission. This gives precise, consistent sound quality, whatever the range. The headphones are also a step-up on Sennheiser's other RS headphones, with superior speakers for greater accuracy. Punchy yet well balanced, the RS195 headphones sound every bit as good as you'd expect. This product is a premium wireless headset with various customization options and premium audio reproduction. The large soundstage and precise imaging further out the immersive experience of the headphones’ well-balanced sound characteristics, strong bass, clear mid-range, and silky treble. But audiophiles and music enthusiasts should look elsewhere since this product provides superior sound quality and a more neutral sound profile.

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Please note these headphones are designed to emphasize the vocal/speech frequencies and are not the best option for music listening even with the sound functions turned off. They are OK for casual music listening but not good for critical listening. This top-performing device delivers a wonderful balance of features and performance, even if it confronts considerable competition in the market for wireless headphones. Non-wired earpieces don't include additional parts such as cords, therefore they are usually more compact. This compactness also renders them more comfortable to wear generally. RS 195: Verdict Being given the option of a digital connection means that you don’t need to use your amplifier and can take a feed directly out of your source, such as the Audiolab 6000CDT CD Transport we used. The pure signal means that you’re less likely to experience audio dropout when you move away from the transmitter and you get a cleaner sound too. Prices valid in stores (all including VAT) until close of business on 28th November 2023. (Some of these web prices are cheaper than in-store, so please mention that you've seen these offers online.)

Some visual content was the next thing on the agenda so a 4K Netflix stream of The Witcher via our Samsung QE75Q90R TV in our demo room was soon set up and running. The end scene of Geralt swiftly taking down a crew of mercenaries in a village market is full of clashing swords and swift justice but all the time maintaining clarity of dialogue and dynamics. It’s difficult to test the “Voice” mode when you’re not hard of hearing, but the Sennheisers did a sterling job of squashing down low and high frequencies to make the midrange and dialogue clearer. EASE OF USE AND VOLUME CONTROL: After experimentation, I'm now more pleased than when I wrote up my original report yet still not entire satisfied. Basically I've found that, when using the headphones to watch TV, the volume is just right for me. By way of the digital hookup, their use doesn't cut out the sound from the TV speakers for the benefit of those watching with me. Where I encounter diminished volume is in playing my Blu-ray unit, and it may be that I need to fiddle it with it to make certain that ITS audio is boosted to the max. This product is a well-made, stylish headset that is very good at what it does. The basic design, comfortable fit, and robust construction make these headphones an excellent choice for a high-quality wireless music experience. Sound Quality After too many of hour of experimentation with simultaneous connection of the unit to a Bose DVD player that uses 3.5 mm. connections, I still cannot get the headphones to connect to it. C'est la vie—but beware. The real design victory of the RS 195, however, is its functionality and ease-of-use. Simply put, this is a product that will make enjoying music and television at home much easier for those with hearing loss. Not only can you dial up various listening hearing profiles (A through G) that boost certain frequency ranges, but you can even shift the balance of the mix toward the left or right ear, if you wish. Beyond this, you can choose modes that further boost dialogue and cut out competing ambient noises, or boost the dynamics of the audio you're listening to. You can alsolisten in a standard mode that boosts none of the ranges and provides a typical audio stream.Whether you're watching television or listening to music, the RS 195U guarantees that you won’t miss a note. The cutting edge digital wireless mechanism holds a crystal clear signal transference with low delay even as you move between rooms. The various listening settings adapt the subtle details of dialogue and your favourite playlists to your unique preference. User Friendly

The Sennheiser RS 195 is a terrific option for anyone searching for a high-quality wireless audio experience thanks to its superb sound quality, user-friendly UI, and sturdy construction. Conclusionsome of these web prices are cheaper than in-store, so please mention that you've seen these offers online) The supplied transmitter has the ability to support two pairs of headphones simultaneously. It's also flexible in terms of music sources. With both optical and analogue inputs, you can connect it to all types of hi-fi and AV products, from digital AV receivers to more traditional hi-fi amps. The TR195 transmitter has the added benefit of a conveniently located analogue level input and balance control - making fine-tuning the sound easy. Ease of use: Oh, boy. Here it gets confusing. First, you must make sure that an inconveniently located toggle is switched to your preferred (in my case, only) setting: digital or analog. Second, I'm having major issues with volume control. It's too complicated to try explaining here, but, basically, you have to fiddle with buttons on both the transmitter and the headset, neither of which is especially easy to find. Even when boosted to what I can identify so far as the highest volume level, I still must wear my hearing aids. That shouldn't be the case, especially given instructions that caution against excessive volume that can damage your hearing.