Review on Sennheiser HD 206 Closed-Back Over Ear Headphones - Discontinued Model by Vinay Souphaphong ᠌

In general, I bought for 1200 (at a discount). I wanted to buy something cheaper and constantly in the reviews something broke, then six months later they broke. I think if you choose something long-playing and high-quality - this is Sennheiser. You can have another model. Why then reproach yourself for the cheap stuff you bought, which will then fail. Some pros: - quality. This is Zenheiser, not Dialogue, Hail or noname at all. 2 years warranty for garbage, which after the first fall turns into non-working plastic, will not be given. - sound. He's great. I am an ordinary user - I have enough. - design. On the street, I always wear bluetooth "plugs", but if you like to listen to music in full size, they will look very cool, nothing sticks out much anywhere. - convenience. Very often I sit all day at a laptop. The sound there is so-so, wearing a headset. I watch the video, then I read it, but I forget about the headphones and when the pain starts, I remember and take it off. In the same first two days I did a stress test for the ears - not the slightest discomfort! In principle, this was the main condition for the choice. full size headphones. In my opinion, there is nothing worse than pain than lack of bass, power, etc. - Three-meter cable! Convenient for those who work on a PC. I often sit in the kitchen and take something, cook it is not difficult. Got cons: - Before that there was a headset and the volume control on the wire is not enough. - sound from smartphone. I have a Chinese and the volume is not enough. At Bati's house I listened to Sennheiser 202 - exactly the same volume. Although the sounds are clear. - And again, the minus will be the length of the cable - if you walk with such ears, you need a clothespin to remove the extra wire. - Probably, it is better not to drop such ears. The construction doesn't seem solid.