Sennheiser Pro Audio Professional HD 200 PRO Over-Ear Studio Headphones

I owned one of this model for so many years I forgot how long ago I bought it. But it finally started having audio problems due to wear and tear, so I looked for a replacement. I was very happy to find that I could still buy a new set, so I did and I'm now looking forward to another ten(?) or so years of use.It sounds excellent and is as comfortable as can be. The over-ear design is my favorite because of sound isolation and comfort.

Love Sennheiser products. great sound and comfortable fit. can wear these all day (with glasses) and have no issues what so ever.

What I was looking for in sub-$100 headphones. I didn't need the microphone or Bluetooth. The cable is long enough to move around my cube without having to take them off, but not too long that it gets in the way.Pros: Very comfortable, good sound, and nice design. Ear pieces swivel to adjust to the shape of your head.Cons: Bass is higher than I prefer, but acceptable. The material of the headphones is plastic and feels a little flimsy, but it makes the headphones quite light. Does not fold up for travel, nor does it come with a carrying case.

paired with a dragonfly black these create a great desktop critical listening experience at an affordable price. A previous reviewer said might be better through a headphone preamp. I have to agree. A studio headphone is normally plugged into the headphone port of a mixer or other pro audio equipment - any such equipment has got to drive them better than a computer or mobile phone. Anyway night and day between plugging these directly into the macbook pro and using a "dragonfly black", which isn't really the fault of the headphones. I'm a low-end Sennheiser advocate. I had a pair of HD 270s for over a decade and these are equal for the purpose I use them for which is - a decent solid backed set of headphones to wear all day in the office. Great sound, great price - and "just get a dragonfly". you won't be disappointed with the combo.

These headphones have very good, full ear coverage which I must have. I wish they had a little more treble, but overall I'm quite pleased with them.

These are definitely worth it. It gives you good sound cancellation. The headphones aren’t too tight which is a good thing because you don’t get soreness or irritation on the ears. The power cord is pretty long so you can maneuver a bit in the studio. For the price I would say this is a good first purchase for a home studio.

these are great! ordered a second pair!

I bought this pair two weeks ago. The headband is too fragile, and the wires didn't last either. Almost immediately didn't hold up. The sound quality is pretty good otherwise, but this is a huge letdown. A complete waste of $70.