These Sennheiser TV headphones might’ve stopped my partner and neighbors from killing me — here’s how
Tom's Guide Verdict If you’re annoying your neighbors or family by watching TV and movies at night, the Sennheiser RS 275 are for you. They offer Sennheiser’s usual audio fidelity, making them fantastic for pretty much anything you can throw at them. They’re pricey, and won’t give you the soundstage or sub power of a full system, but these are headphones, remember.
- ▪Tom's Guide Verdict If you’re annoying your neighbors or family by watching TV and movies at night, the Sennheiser RS 275 are for you.
- ▪They offer Sennheiser’s usual audio fidelity, making them fantastic for pretty much anything you can throw at them.
- ▪They’re pricey, and won’t give you the soundstage or sub power of a full system, but these are headphones, remember.
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Tom's Guide Verdict If you’re annoying your neighbors or family by watching TV and movies at night, the Sennheiser RS 275 are for you. They offer Sennheiser’s usual audio fidelity, making them fantastic for pretty much anything you can throw at them. They’re pricey, and won’t give you the soundstage or sub power of a full system, but these are headphones, remember. At the job they’re intended for, the RS 275 are excellent, and an easy recommendation from me. $299.95 at Amazon(Black) $299.95 at Newegg $299.99 at Best Buy(Black) $299.99 at Target Pros +Great sound for movies and TV +Very comfortable +Lots of connectivity options +Great companion app +Can be used for music Cons -Pricey in the U.S.
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