How much are you willing to spend on a set of headphones? Temper that figure with the following facts: the headphones are wireless, and broadcast on a high-resolution RF frequency for maximum quality without wires.

Wireless headphones used to be perfect for head-bangers: The constant static and dropouts made you want to bang your head against the wall. But it's a different ballgame now, and cruising around the house sans wires doesn't have to cause any audio-induced migraines.

Superb sound quality; AAA rechargeable batteries keep you bumpin' for 15 hours; Well-cushioned ear pads have a more delicate touch than a safe cracker

Power/volume buttons require a deft touch; No digital inputs; 0 and no noise canceling

Sennheiser has a reputation for making some of the best-sounding wireless headphones on the market, and the $329.95 RS 180 demonstrates that it has learned its lessons well. Though they're fairly expensive, the headphones sound great and are remarkably comfortable to wear.

The Sennheiser RS 180 is a full-size; lightweight set of wireless headphones with Kleer technology that's comfortable to wear for hours at a time

The awkwardly placed controls on the right earcup might take a while to master; and its ambitious price tag coupled with an analog-only input may put off some buyers

Sennheiser has a reputation for making some of the best-sounding wireless headphones on the market, and the $329.95 RS 180 demonstrates that it has learned its lessons well. Though they're fairly expensive, the headphones sound great and are remarkably comfortable to wear.

The Sennheiser RS 180 is a full-size; lightweight set of wireless headphones with Kleer technology that's comfortable to wear for hours at a time

The awkwardly placed controls on the right earcup might take a while to master; and its ambitious price tag coupled with an analog-only input may put off some buyers

Sennheiser has a reputation for making some of the best-sounding wireless headphones on the market, and the $329.95 RS 180 demonstrates that it has learned its lessons well. Though they're fairly expensive, the headphones sound great and are remarkably comfortable to wear. Some may balk at the price, but the RS 180's sonic fidelity nearly matches Sennheiser's top-of-the-line wireless headphone at half the price, so they pose an excellent value to home users shopping for a wireless headphone on a flexible budget.

The Sennheiser RS 180's sound is competitive with similarly priced wired headphones, which should make the RS 180 irresistible to audiophiles seeking to cut the cord.

The Sennheiser RS 180 is a full-size; lightweight set of wireless headphones with Kleer technology that's comfortable to wear for hours at a time.

The awkwardly placed controls on the right earcup might take a while to master; and its ambitious price tag coupled with an analog-only input may put off some buyers.

Wireless headphones haven't quite caught the imagination in the way manufacturers thought they would but with the Sennheiser RS 180 headphones being almost child-play to set up, now may be the time to revisit the technology.

The Sennheiser RS 180 has a great built quality to it; Made largely from plastic with felt lining to the headband and covers to the ear-pieces have a subtle almost workman-like look and feel to them, The headphones are fitted with balance and automatic level controls mounted on the right headphone.

These are quite a wide and heavy set of headphones; With a battery fitted inside each can and the charging connector sitting at the top of headband, you'll find the overall weight of 240g can become a little tiresome if you wear them for long periods

Every so often we come across a product that is a redesign of an existing product and in the case of the new RS 180 wireless headphone from Sennheiser, the upgrade is a dramatic improvement on what was previously a great product.

The system delivers crystal clear audio, which one expects when buying a Sennheiser product; There is no hissing or static when I put a Blu-ray movie and CD on hold and no other interference when channels were changed.

The only downside is that the volume and balance controls are now buttons and are not as easy to find or adjust as a knob which was found on previous models; The on/off button needs to be relocated on the headphones.

Better hearing of many actors low voices

I purchased the RS 180's and after using them for almost 40 days I am completely happy with my choice. I chose this model because they have an Automatic Level Control feature that does a nice job of leveling the volume between programs and commercials, etc.

Convenient; comfortable; nice volume leveling

Pricey; adjustment buttons

Initially when i picked these up, I was skeptical about it due to the price tag and I hadn't heard anything about the site. I basically said "screw it" and placed my order, getting them in the mail a little over a week later and having friends criticize me for paying $360 for headphones after...