• Sennheiser RS130

    Sennheiser RS130

    Frazier Barretto, Aug 24, 2007 1100 hrs IST

    A wireless set of headphones from a world-renowned brand. Is this product worth the hype created by its brand name? Let's find out.

    Extremely Comfortable, Good Sound, 3 Channels, SRS Surround.

    Unbalanced Surround, Very Expensive.

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Sennheiser is a world-renowned brand when it comes to manufacturing quality audio products and is known for letting their products do the talking instead of heavy marketing.

Today what we have for you is one of their wireless options - RS130. This headphone works on radio frequency instead of Infra-red, just like most wireless headphones. The RS130 boasts of being a comfortable wireless solution for couch-potatoes, providing quite a good range to cover a really large room. Along with gratifying the the comfort aspect, it also has SRS Surround with enhanced bass for a complete music experience. You'll learn more about this and more ahead, so let's get on with putting this product to test.

Bundle

Base Transmitter

Base Adaptor

RS130 Headphones

6.5mm Audio Jack

2 NiMH AAA batteries

Manual



Specifications

Frequency Range: 18 Hz - 20 KHz

Range: 150m

RF Frequency Range: 863 - 865 MHz / 926 - 928 MHz

Modulation: FM Stereo

Weight: 280 grams

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(22) Comments
lewis
,Hull, on Jan 25, 2009 09:25 PM
Can i use them for my ps3?
Nitiin
,Maharashtra, on Oct 10, 2008 02:22 PM
Price is too much!!!!
shahid
,surat, on Aug 24, 2007 08:38 PM
Dear Sir, I like to know this head phone work with charging. Battery and Charging.
Anonymous
,mumbai, on Aug 25, 2007 10:47 AM
Yes, I have a pair of these haeadphones.It comes with a recharging stand and rechargeable batteries and sounds awesome!!After all they are SENNHEISER!!
saurav
,mumbai, on Dec 23, 2007 01:03 PM
This is a general question relating all cordless /wireless products. Guys I hear Radio Frequency can cause Brain Tumor - this is particularly important for Headphones and their indoor transmitters, as these are normally used/worn for hours together ? I'm interested to buy a seenheirser cordless RF headphone, should I bother about RF ?
sstechie
,Hyd, on Aug 24, 2007 04:13 PM
You can get a good quality branded surround speakers (5.1) for this price!!
your mama
,h'bad, on Aug 24, 2007 04:44 PM
shuddup
dawg
,kolkata, on Aug 25, 2007 09:07 AM
dude do u evn no wat 'good quality' is?!
phil
,Sydney, on Nov 14, 2007 02:00 AM
I'm in Australia where these retail for $249.00 AU which is alot more than retail in the US. So its not just the sub-continent who pay "overs" for Sennheiser.
Adi
,, on Aug 26, 2007 03:16 PM
Can Someone who has owned these comment on the quality?
Bharat
,Ghaziabad, on Oct 31, 2007 09:31 AM
Yes Adi, I have not the RS 130 but RS 140 and the sound quality is excellent as per cordless standards.Also,I have it now for quite some time and the batteries are not an issue.I got mine from US. :)
snakey
,Chandigarh, on Aug 27, 2007 11:59 AM
if u wana buy em cheap get a friend or relative in US to buy n courier it to u after opening the box???
sidk
,Ghaziabad, on Aug 25, 2007 08:23 AM
stupid purchase.
snakey
,chd, on Aug 27, 2007 11:57 AM
wireless ... main problem is batteries die after smtime ... although 6k as the guy says .. is a decent amount for them as it is THE best company.. n dude 1 can get speakers for 2k also but thats not the point .. they will suck + speakers annoy parents? how can u even compare headphones with speakers?? can u take em wid u anywhere??? can any1 suggest gud headphones/earphones for Ipod?? ty
Nitendra
,Ghaziabad, on Aug 26, 2007 02:55 PM
No matter which brand or how much cost. wireless can't beat the wired headphones although you can enjoy wireless freedom.
m.v.s. sarma
,Hyderbad, on Aug 26, 2007 12:18 AM
After goingthro' the comments till this time and from my learlier experiences, the cost id unaffordable for most indains, maay be those in IT jobs may purchase a banana at 100/- In India the prices are decided in a manner not understandable. Terms like MRP , 50% off after sometime etc have 3 at cost of 2 and what not... perhaps this item is yet another example -- otherwise, this is called a high end product not for MIGs
Phoenix
,Mumbai, on Aug 25, 2007 08:36 PM
This has to be a first for Techtree. Nobody has asked for the price of the item. But I am still positive that somebody will turn up. Don't lose hope yet.
vijayshimla
,Shimla 171001, on Aug 25, 2007 06:54 AM
While these headphones are reputed to be good- the company/disti are trying to rook us Indians- by over pricing this by almost 2-3/4 times. These can be picked up shipped in US for $ 99 i.e. Rs. 4050. Just because we are Indians- we pay 280% inflated price. Yaron itna na maro!Let the buyer beware.
Anonymous
,mumbai, on Aug 25, 2007 10:44 AM
You dont have to pay 280% more! If you look at the back of the box, the sticker tells you they are oficially imported and marketed in India and the MRP on the box is 7490/- rupees.You can get them for 6000/-.I bought mine for 6000/- with warranty and bill.So it s not bad a price , taking into consideration they are SENNHEISER WIRELESS HEADPHONES WITH A RECHARGEABLE BASE, which is rare amongst wireless headsets and transportation costs!!
Harikrishnan
,cochin, on Aug 25, 2007 02:10 PM
It is high time buyers understand the logic of international pricing. The qty of such items sold in US is so huge that a much much lower price point is possible. However since barbers are in short supply in US you have to pay minimum Rs. 900 - 1000 minimum there. This doesn?t mean that barbers in US are fleecing their customers. To give you more light on electronics, India sells appx. 2.5% of the no of PCs sold in the world and that 2.5% comprises mostly of cheapest products. So every product have a pricing with sufficient logic. No need to cry on this exposing your knowledge ness like our politicians. Electronic item prices also vary hugely due to obsolescence.
Arun
,Mumbai, on Aug 25, 2007 07:56 PM
Can the anonymous purchaser from mumbai please post the details from where he purchased the 130 for such a low price.
vijayshimla
,Shimla 171001, on Aug 25, 2007 07:36 PM
Now I m confused- my post on overcharging originated because of :- Frazier Baretto stating The Sennheiser RS130 sells for Rs. 10,900 with a one year warranty. Where as Anonymous from mumbai states that the MRP on the box is 7490/- rupees.You can get them for 6000/-.I bought mine for 6000/- with warranty and bill (Sennheiser RS130 )?this I think is still a fair price. Who is Right ? Confused Confused Confused

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