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; 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

The Sennheiser RS 180 wireless headphones are the highest end model in Sennheiser's new digital wireless headphone line-up. The RS 180s use an open driver design to provide the most natural sound image possible.

Wireless; Sound quality; No interference; Charging cradle/transmitter

Price; Range; Volume buttons

We highly recommend these headphones for wireless listening.

These wireless headphones deliver a fantastic sound quality within a close range

The volume and control buttons are too close together; Optimum range is not very far

Recommend the product for sure. Excellent sound quality with reduced noise also quite satisfactory. Recommend the product to everyone.

I've purchased 1 set for home and 1 set for work when they were heavily discounted. I've purchased some bluetooth headphones in the past, but there is no comparison. These simply Rock!

Kleer provides excellent quality audio

None so far

I've had 3 different styles of wireless headphones, all Sennheiser. They were all awesome in set up, sound, ease of use. I'm a Bose customer way back and even if they did make wireless headphones, I'd stick with these. They are pricey but worth every penny.

Good headset
Wish the second headset could charge at same time on same charger .

Attractive; Clear Reception; Comfortable; Speech Clarity

Not Noise Cancelling; Not Surround Sound

The first thing that must be said for these headphones are that they are eye wateringly expensive, especially in New Zealand, in fact they cost more than my sony home cinema. But the price is worth it, don't be put off by the price and by no means settle for one of the lower model Sennheiser...

I've been wanting wireless earphones for as long as I've been hamming (over a half century!) Having tried the Sennheiser RS 160, the PREDECESSOR of the RS 180, I knew this is what I wanted. The predecessor didn't quite cover my whole home, though. Its range was rated at 20 metres.

The headphones were a little on the expensive side and I felt guilty about the price tag until I put them on. Call of Duty has never sounded so good. I pick up sounds that I have never heard before in games as in music. Range is solid, I can walk around my house without loss of sound.