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Product works as advertised; Very clear audio; Notably better while receiving an amplified signal; The headphones react well to an EQ adjustment according to taste; Arrived in a timely manner

An extra 3 pin only cable would have been a reasonable inclusion at this price point by the manufacturer; Some devices and extension cables require an adapter to connect reliably with a 4 pin 3.5mm connection

Sennheiser Urbanite XL is the over the ear headphones with stylist intensive look and fab design. It delivers intense sound with fabulous bass. Which will offer tremendous music pleasure for all music lovers and for sounding effects for gamers.

Great sound boosting experience along all the voice frequencies including every sound detail

Price is bit high

Good overall sound and bass; Great looking

Jack plug tends to fall out a bit easy from my iPhone but not a serious problem

ALSO: a wireless version of the Urbanite XL is available with an RRP of $499.95. This supports NFC pairing and receives audio via Bluetooth aptX or SBC codecs; we gather the headphone tech remains the same.

Sennheiser's wireless headphone take on Beats Studio. Read our Sennheiser Urbanite XL Wireless review.

Epic headphones, I wear them all the time with no discomfort, battery life is as (if not longer) than advertised. Range is mind-blowing, they sound good with a great range but still a nice punchy bass. Admittedly they are very pricey headphones, but well worth it for the features!

Looking for a pair of headphones to use instead of custom iem (not akways practical!). Used with an iPod classic (mostly ripped at 320kps) and a fiio E12 mont blanc portable amp. Very good sound quality, good bass kick without sacrificing detail.

great bass and detaik

slightly small earcups

If you can afford the price, the Sennheiser Urbanite XL Wireless headphones provide great sound over Bluetooth, offering punchy bass without going over the top. There are handy features such as NFC, a smart touchpad for controls, and a microphone for calls. Some might find the build is a little on the plastic side, and these headphones are pretty bulky – but that's the street style that Sennheiser is aiming for.

Today we are looking at one of the first wireless pair of headphones I've seen from Sennheiser. Sennheiser makes some great wired headphones and I've tried out the wired Urbanite headphones a while back out of a personal curiosity.

High quality construction; Great bass without overpowering the rest of the spectrum; Excellent fit and finish; Modern/Urban look and feel; Works equally well plugged in as wireless; Touch controls on side are nice and intuitive

Not as comfortable as other headphones from Sennheiser; Not for audio "purists

ver-ear headphones usually suffer from a debilitating sound issue – a lack of bass. With the Urbanite XLs, Sennheiser has tackled the problem head on. Promising massive bass and an intense club sound, the Urbanite XLs certainly talk a good game. The bass is big, no question.