Sennheiser HD 400S: Premium Closed Back Around Ear Headphones with Smart Remote and Detachable Cable Review

With its pros: Good sound, without obvious distortions in frequencies. Compact, light, almost not felt on the head. Cable with one-button remote control. Convenient when used with a player or phone. Has cons: The cable is removable, but on the headphone side, the 2.5 connector is also with a swivel latch. I was not ready for this. Replacement can be difficult.

With its pros. Lightweight, good stage, good sound, all with a caveat to the price Has cons: They are declared as full-size, in fact, something in between overhead and full-size, the ear normally does not fit into the ear pads and quickly gets tired when worn.

Has some pros Detachable cable track switch button fabric case included Got cons: Thin wire is not the most reliable fastening of the ear pads, the ear pads are a bit small

I bought in early February in St. Petersburg for 3.5 While satisfied with the ratio c. / to. Has pros: - decent sound for the money - good sound insulation, - light enough - nice soft-touch design, - look stylish - easy to fold - sensitive headset microphone Different cons: for a large head, they can squeeze, but not critical, plastic construction

Hi I just bought these and saw some reviews on youtube. These are the best value for money headphones. Received and tested today; That's great. Well balanced. The sound is very clear. If you need a deep base or more base, you need to find another one. But if you listen to classical music or vocal music, this is for you. There are many luxury earphones out there, but these offer the best value for money in terms of sound quality. I tried the Beyerdynamic DT770PRO - the sound quality is better…

I have owned a pair of Sennheiser HD212Pro for years (over 10 years) and have tried many times to replace them with other Sennheiser and even other brands - nothing compared to the overall sound quality. Finally, I think I've found my replacement! The 400s are great so far. I would give five stars, but I have ONLY two complaints: 1.) No 4-pin splitter to separate audio and mic, and 2.) The cable is too short (I understand this is probably due to the fact that most people will use this with a…

Pros: Comfortable fit for glasses wearers and crystal clear sound! Cons: Lots of bass. Even with an equalizer and a hi-fi DAC on my phone, I couldn't get good rich bass. I'm not even a bass player or anything, the bass sounds really flat. Due to the tight fit, the ear pads get a little warm. But like I said, my glasses were fine. Conclusion: If you like your bass, you should look elsewhere. Unfortunately I will come back but I am sure their high quality products are more perfect than this one…

The sound is exceptionally clear for headphones in this price range. However, they're smaller than you'd probably expect, which leads to two problems: - Although the earcups are advertised as on-ear, they're quite small and barely fit around my (rather average-sized) ears. DO NOT buy this if you have big ears. No matter how much you adjust it, the headband always feels like it's pressing against my skull. Incredibly uncomfortable for prolonged use. The only form of padding is a thin (rubber?)…

I've had them for a few months now. We've always been the Sennheiser family. When I saw them I bought them as an extra travel kit. Here are the pros and cons that I noticed: Pros: The earbuds are very comfortable and very noise-cancelling. I can't even hear my cat meowing on my lap in them. They fold up well and don't take up much space. They work. The sound comes out which makes them good headphones. Cons: The cord is quite short. Luckily it can be easily swapped out, but I feel connected in…

I have owned a significant number of Sennheiser products over the years. HD 201 for $20, HD 600 for $300, and even their aviation headset. They most closely compare to the HD 201 in both configuration and price (under $50 in a sealed case). The materials and build quality are frankly excellent for this price point. They look good, they feel good in your hands. The air pads are a bit small for me, so while they weren't the most comfortable, I never felt uncomfortable with them. The size of the…

At first they seemed too bass, but then when I put on the Sennheiser cx150 drops, I realized that the sound of the HD 400S, of course. better. 1 connection socket. If your motherboard does not support both the microphone and the sound going to the headphones, you will have to buy a splitter. At first I thought that the microphone was not working. The microphone quality is average. Will go for calls. The earbuds are soft. Headphones the third month - all the same soft. In the summer, and…

Bought these headphones to listen to music and have video calls. No matter how I twisted the sound settings, my colleagues hear me badly. Tried on Windows and Ubuntu. In Ubuntu, I twisted the settings through qas, it didn’t get any better. I work remotely and constantly need to make calls with colleagues, but these headphones are not suitable for such needs. As for listening to music, the sound is insipid, there are no basses, they didn’t deliver high ones either. The product is absolutely not…

I took maybe my hd429 completely ran out. For games or a kin with a computer, it’s normal, even excellent, I went through bioshock infinite in them, and there are no questions, for hi-fi audio, it’s like that. I don’t hear the difference between flac and the stream from music, although it is obvious in sure se215. A good hiking option, because they fold up, sometimes I take it instead of earplugs when my ears get tired. They need the right approach, the desire to sit with an equalizer or buy a…