These Sennheiser HD 202 closed supra-aural stereo headphones have removeable earcups and adjustable chord-length to suit you. A lightweight diaphragm material provides low bass, while the neodymium magnets provide a powerful sound.

These comfortable, classy cans from the workshops of Sennheiser cost less than a pretentious limited edition Radiohead boxset; Wrap your lugholes in the enveloping leatherette earcups and you'll be immersed in audio that's punchier than a round with David Hayes.

You don't get the supreme build quality found on Sennheiser's pricier models, but let's face it, you're only paying a score; The earcups might not be quite large enough for more generously-proportioned ears, either.

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Although just one number separates Sennheiser's HD 202 headphones from the HD 201, they're actually much closer to the enormously popular HD 212 Pro.  These two models come from the same generation and share a similar style,

Light; but perhaps too tight for some; Well-finished; refined design

Uneven sound with too much bass; Lacking in stereo: sound is too central

These were my 1st step up from earbuds and gaming headsets. I was very surprised by the difference, so much that I bought a 5 pack of these for less then $100 and gave them away for Christmas presents.

Amazing Headphones for the price

Not the most comfortable headphones around

I bought these headphones to use with my television because I watch tv at night and don't want to wake up the rest of the people that are sleeping in the house. To start, I bought these headphones for $15 and you can find them as low as $10 online.

I am very impressed with the headphones. They are good quality and produce lows, mids and bass adequately. They dont sound either too boomy or produce too much low end sound. The sound coming out feels very balanced.

Clear Sound; Easy To Use

Bulky/Heavy

Let me begin by saying that i am no audiophile but I appreciate good sound enough that I outfitted my comp with the Xfi class of soundcard. That, paired with my 20 yr old Sony compact stereo, satisfies my audio cravings.

Clear Sound; Lightweight; Powerful

I rate this 4/5 stars overall because of the overall value of the headphones. Overall sound quality is definitely not stellar, but I double dare ya to find anything less than $25 that sounds better.

These aren't the most expensive headphones, and it shows. They don't have audiophile sound, any options or special features. But they are cheap. And if you're looking for an inexpensive set of headphones that go over your ear, these are without question the ones to buy.

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Amazing Treble; Comfortable; Great cord length; Superb Bass

A Tad Bulky