Sennheiser is a German company that was established immediately after the Second World War to make microphones. Headphones followed, but the company's main headphone fame came in the late 1960s, when it introduced an "open" design. That is, headphones in which the back of the sound reproducer was open to the air, rather than being contained inside a sealed box.
The Sennheiser PX 360 headphones deliver a sweet sound with good bass and provide good comfort, but they lack an iPod control and may be too quiet for some content.
Very sweet sound on a lot of music; Very comfortable to wear; Comes with carry pouch and 3.5mm to 6.5mm plug adaptor.
Fairly low sensitivity; Some sibilance on some voice; No inline Apple remote.