This HD238i Sennheiser set has an advantage over several rival models in this round-up: they're designed for your iPhone or iPod, with compact styling and controls built into the cord.

iPhone remote connector; comfortable and lightweight; iPhone remote connector; comfortable and lightweight; fold for portability

Pads a little thick; bass too prominent; fiddly buttons on remote

Sennheiser HD 238 My partner and I share a lot of loves though music is not one of them. Due to this, I felt it time to buy a set of headphones in order to stop my other half complaining loudly every time I wanted to listen to some music on my computer.

Simply outstanding headphones. Bought these and a pair of HD228s after accidentally destroying my beloved PX100s on a flight from Hong Kong to Chicago. While the HD228s sound good, the HD238s are simply amazing. I've owned about four pairs of PX100s simply because the sound was so amazing.

Outstanding sound; bright and airy; very accurate

Everyone else can hear what you are listening to

The problem is, that deal is unlikely to last. These headphones have been discontinued, presumably replaced by the Sennheiser HD 239s (list price $120). (Sennheiser also makes the HD 229 headphones, which sell for between $60 and $80.

The Sennheiser HD 238 on-ear headphones are comfortable and affordable; and sound good for the money

The headphones fold flat but lack a compact design like the Bose OE2 headphones; there's no integrated microphone for cell phones (like the step-up 238i); this is a discontinued model that will disappear from stores quickly

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* For how long have you been using it? Several months. * Did you try many other models before getting this one?

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The; are comfortable and affordable; and sound good for the money

The headphones fold flat but lack a compact design like the Bose OE2 headphones; there's no integrated microphone for cell phones (like the step-up 238i); this is a discontinued model that will disappear from stores quickly

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Plenty of punchy bass; good amount of detail; extremely comfortable; lightweight

Very little isolation; uninspired high frequencies; not the most travel-friendly

Spent months casually searching for the ultimate portable headphone for iPod use. The earbuds are heinous to all but those who know no better. Finally took the iPod to a decent audio store and went through their considerable selection of Grado, Sennheiser and others I do not recall.