Sennheiser PXC-450
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17 years ago
The Sennheiser PXC-450s are folding, noise-cancelling circumaural (around the ear) headphones with NoiseGard 2.0 technology and a TalkThrough switch. Comes with two adaptors (6.3mm and airline) and uses one AAA battery. Weighs 240g.
Pros:
- Transform your seaweed-class (hands in the air) budget airline into a luxury charter jet with the best noise-cancelling cans on the market
- Airline pilots use NoiseGard-equipped headsets to tell each other dirty jokes at 35,000 feet, as the tech reduces the loudest roar to little more than a...
Cons:
- Even folded up, the bulky PXC 450s will comprise a significant part of your hand luggage
- Basically, they're not meant for any kind of movement – take them to the gym and your neck muscles will get the biggest workout, and the vinyl padding quickly gets unpleasantly sweaty.
17 years ago
Sennheiser PXC 450 Active Noise-Cancelling Over-ear Headphone
Meet the Sennheiser PXC 450s, a set of mid-range active noise-cancelling over-ears that are not only super-comfortable, but block out a decent amount of outside noise. While they may not appeal to the most discerning audiophiles, they will absolutely give inter-continental travelers good sound and...
17 years ago
I bought these through minidisc last year to help cancel out jet noise, as I was going to North Asia and Europe.
17 years ago
Hands-on Reviews: Sennheiser PXC 450 Headphones
The circumaural PXC 450s, a higher pricer camera at $500.
Pros:
- Excellent noise cancelling
- Roomy ear cups
- TalkThrough featureThe circumaural PXC 450s
- a higher pricer camera at $500
Cons:
- Expensive
17 years ago
Sennheiser PXC 450 - FIRST LOOK
It might have been a brief look, but from what we heard, we are very impressed with the new headphones from Sennheiser. The only grumble we have in the lack of ability to detach the headphone cable, something that we've found really useful with the Bose when flying long haul, but at least the...
Pros:
- Runs on a single AA battery
- noise cancelling very good
- talk button
17 years ago
Sennheiser PXC 450
These Sennheisers have been our Award-winning cans for two years on the bounce, but they've now been beaten by the Bose QuietComfort 15 s, which sound better and are more adept at noise-cancelling. But the PXC-450s remain a great buy.
Pros:
- Sound far better than most rivals
- snug
- comfortable fit
- effective
Cons:
- Not cheap
17 years ago
With $799 you can buy a lot of things. It can get you 2663 soft serve MacDonald's ice cream cones for example, or 53 movie tickets. It also happens to be the price tag for Sennheiser's latest and greatest pair of noise-cancelling headphones, the PXC450.
Pros:
- Great clarity
- crisp sound
- nice mid and treble ranges
- great noise cancelling
Cons:
- Bass is a little weak
- expensive
17 years ago
Sennheiser PXC 450 Headphones
I bought these cans to punish Bose for their shoddy construction of my Triports that snapped into pieces repeatedly. I need a pair of headphones to get me through long transatlantic flights. These are my first impressions. The sound quality is good, I don't dispute those reviews.
18 years ago
Sennheiser PXC450
With $799 you can buy a lot of things. It can get you 2663 soft serve MacDonald's ice cream cones for example, or 53 movie tickets. It also happens to be the price tag for Sennheiser's latest and greatest pair of noise-cancelling headphones, the PXC450.
Pros:
- Great clarity
- crisp sound
- nice mid and treble ranges
- great noise cancelling
Cons:
- Bass is a little weak
- expensive
18 years ago
Sennheiser PXC 450
Sennheiser's PXC 450 is part of this brand's high end. With its closed design and active noise reduction technology, NoiseGard 2.0 (see box), it supposed to offer optimal protection against ambient noise. In addition, it has a
Pros:
- Audio quality
- Very complete package
- NoiseGard 2.0 and TalkTrough
- Finishing touches and comfort
- Folding and transportable
Cons:
- Size and weight
- Price
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