Sennheiser PXC 300 Reviews

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  Sennheiser PXC 300

  £84.99

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  £145.76

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  Sennheiser PXC 300

  £149.99

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• Guest 28th Dec 2008

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  Good Points: Excellent sound. Easy to store.

  
  

  Bad Points: Long cable and battery tube make it slightly less portable than otherwise could be.

  
  

  General comments: Excellent portable headphones with excellent sound - comparable to most expensive on the market. Well recommend Sennheiser PXC 300.
  

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• Guest 11th Oct 2008

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  Sound wise I've been pretty satisfied with the PXC 300s over the last year - but a year is all they have lasted. The wires are woefully inadequate for modern life. For the price they cost, these headphones are poor.

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• Guest 29th Sep 2008

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  The Sennheiser PXC 300 is a good product unfortunately ruined by poor ergonomics.

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• petepsy 21st Jun 2008

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  The Sennheiser PXC 300 headphones are portable noise reduction headphones. They were made to cancel out external noise. Technically they work by producing a counter noise, which is a slight humming when turned on. You can tell when they are not plugged in. Sennheiser call this NoiseGard.
  
  The Noiseguard works by switing on the power supply, this contains 2x AAA batteries, and is a slim part cylindrical holder. There's a handy clip on the back of the battery holder which holds true to a belt ...

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• mewot 17th Jul 2007

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  These PXC 300 headphones have amazing sound quality, they are portable and foldable. I bought these for £80 from amazon.co.uk and they were worth every penny. using these on a plane is great. I put the noise cancelling on at the beginning of the journey and when I took them off for a break I was surprised to hear how loud the plane was. These can get quite uncomfortable when you wear them for long periods (couple of hours) and I also realised that when I wear my glasses while the headphone ...

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• snatch709 6th May 2007

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  I have tried a famous £300 brand and really in my opinion I can not tell the difference in quality of sound and sound reduction, which works fantastically.. I use these on planes, trains and buses and they are great. They are also smaller than some rivals and very comfortable to wear and dont look too big walking around town with them on.

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• Gregg1 14th Apr 2007

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  Worth the pennies if you like your sound to be uninterrupted by tea or coffee!!!

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• myrenault 6th Jan 2007

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  Sennheiser's current top of the range attempt at delivering high quality audio for the traveller or commuter on the move. The headphones themselves arrive in a small zipped carry case which also contains adapters for use at home and on airliners. The main difference in the design of these headphones is the inclusion of a battery powered unit (two AAAs) which Sennheiser claim lowers interference from background noise.
  
  Balancing size/weight/ease of use with good sound quality and the ruggedness ...

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• simebo 10th Oct 2006

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  These are the best headphones I've had. I listen to almost exclusively digital electronic music, and I have never been satisfied with performance from previous headphones. I bought a pair of Sony Noise Cancelling headphones prior to this and I was disappointed, but not with the Sennheiser PXC-300. I never knew just how much ambient noise was around in my office (I work open-plan), and it's incredible when you realise. I am taking a long flight to Australia in a couple of weeks, and now I can ...

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• DragonDrop 13th Apr 2006

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  Sennheiser PXC 300 Review
  
  I'm a designer and often do freelance work based in clients offices. I wanted noise reduction headphones so that I could create my own 'bubble' to concentrate in. My music sounds superb. These are superb headphones for my needs. The noise reduction works a bit with music off but comes into it's own even with a little bit of music. I spent ages reading reviews and specs and comparing. I'm glad I went with these. It was quite amusing this afternoon watching someone use ...

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