For those who want little more than mild bass(like sennheiser mx180 earbud earphones) and little less than heavy bass ( like Jbl, sound magic, house of marley budget earphones ) it is a perfect balance of bass and treble... i use it with my IPod Suffle which has maximum volume of 30... phones with low max volume may feel that sound is less or muffled... any dolby supported Lenovo phone would love it too and iPhone users, of course they will enjoy the music with PX80 .

For those who want little more than mild bass(like sennheiser mx180 earbud earphones) and little less than heavy bass ( like Jbl, sound magic, house of marley budget earphones ) it is a perfect balance of bass and treble... i use it with my IPod Suffle which has maximum volume of 30... phones with low max volume may feel that sound is less or muffled... any dolby supported Lenovo phone would love it too and iPhone users, of course they will enjoy the music with PX80 .

Bought this headphone for 1131 rs . I have used Audio Technica STH AT100 , Sony MDR XB350, sennheiser HD202,202(2) , HD180. For this price range this headphone offers excellent natural sound with nice bass. If you are looking for better sound quality audio technica is better,but ATH100 is very uncomfortable to wear. HD series is veey good but isnt portable and looks like bike helmets. This one offers best of both worlds. Only problem is earbuds will peel off, so add 250 rs to buy replacement earbuds. Overall a great VFM device

I went for this one as I wanted a headphone with a balanced sound signature (natural sound), and not one enhanced with heavy bass. There is no Mic, nor did I require one. Comfort was a major criterion for me and this one is comfortable to wear for long hours. I am quite impressed with the sound clarity of the headphone. Play a good quality sound file upwards of 320 kbps and you can listen to each nuance of the soundtrack. The bass is just perfect, the highs are slightly enhanced, yet the vocals are clear, the notes are clean. The headphone is extremely lightweight and comfortable. If played on high volume, there is some sound leakage and it can be heard by anyone sitting next to you, this isn't a major issue though and actually makes it safe to wear on the road as you would be able to hear vehicle sounds. It weighs just 60g and comes with a foldable metal reinforced headband.The headphone is good for classical / jazz/ blues/ Bollywood.The price fluctuates between Rs 900 to 1200.Pros:Excellent Sound Clarity and a Balanced sound signature.Lightweight and comfortable for long hours of use.Portable design with a carry case (you need a little practice on how to put it back in the case)Long cord, sufficient for a laptop.2-years warrantyCons:The design seems a little delicate and needs careful handling. The headphone material feels sturdy though (metal reinforced).The earpads provided are really cheap ones and are likely to wear out soon. There are no extra replacements provided in the box. (You can replace them with some good quality aftermarket product once they wear out)

Best in class.It is a great decision I took buying this product. I have Sony MDR XB50 extra bass in ear phones since last 3 years which stopped working on one side (due to improper handling). It became a tough task for me to find a replacement. I was looking for headphones this time to reduce in ear stress but without compromising on the quality.I was very much keen on getting a good one. I did 2 weeks of intense research and zeroed in on this product (considering design, quality and comfort in mind).Now, you dont need explanation for this as I am comparing it with my Sony ear phones.Good Job by Sennheiser.

I've been using these headphones for over 2 years now, using them almost daily. The sound quality hasn't deteriorated. Its very comfortable too, unlike the heavier headphones which give you a headache. The only problem is the foldable ends of the headphone (the folding part near the earpiece) which is very susceptible to breakage.Mine broke in a few months, but i used blu-tack and adjusted for as long as possible. And then cushions came off.And then it kept getting worse. So i bought a new pair again now :p

Chota packet bada dhamaka. Bhai Saab if you want comfort and no compromise with sound quality then definitely go for it. It's sound quality is amazing. Don't expect too much bass. It has bass but not fake like other brands. It will give you where there it is. No unnecessary bass. So it's good for your ears also. Brand itself says. Trust me you won't regret yaar. I bought them for 1193 INR . It's looks a bit fragile but definitely it's not. If you are too much bassy then plz don't purchase. If you want balanced original sound then definitely this is the only product to go with. It can compete with products under 10k. In the same budget u cn get Sennheiser HD 202ii but that's a bit bulky. And this product is so light that you even forget you have something on your head. No sweating at all. Now it's up to you what you want.Sound Quality: 10/10Treble: 10/10Bass: 9.9/10Looks: 8.5/10Weight: 10/10Comfort: 10/10No cons yet.

I purchased one from a shop for ?1500. 32 Ohm headphone. Means it is powerful. Very few Sennheiser are 32 ohm within ?5000. 15Hz-27000 Hz frequency range. I don't know if human ear can hear them all. But in this one, you will hear more sounds, instruments and clearly than most which cost upto 5000 rupees. Case to carry- those who use headphones often will know that wires do get cracked when carrying these. Case is important to prolong its life. Metal strip in the band- even expensive headphones are plastic made and ignore to add metal strip. The design is simple but sturdy than others which just look heavy. Only thing is it won't completely block outside noise. That does not stop me from rating it five stars!

Best i have heard till now. Pros: -Portable -Trendy -Best sound quality in all range ( treble and bass ) -Will make your friend jealous (specially when you pack or unpack it in the trendy box, i got a comment from my friend, its RAJNI headphone ...lol) Cons: -Noise cancellation is little weak since, its doesn't fit your ear completely, may be at very noisy place you will be able listen less of songs. Otherwise its a must buy for life time. My words "Life me essa ek headphone hona hi chahiye"

Decided to do this review when I saw that my fav headphones had only 21 ratings and the overall rating was not 5/5. Got these 2 years back @ a Delhi shopping mall when I returned the Phillips headphones I'd bought earlier which had low vol (d/t high impedance). I was planning to buy some "audiophile" gear but without too much dough to spare! Wanted to listen to the next pair before buying but they were all seal-packed. Salesguy lent me his own PX80 and I was relieved that the vol was adequate. Other people took a listen and said the sound was nice. I thought I should try Sennheiser and so these came home with me. Started listening to diff genres on my android phone. Rock, trance, rap, western classical, Indian classical, blues, jazz all sounded better than on any other headphone I had ever used. Bass is loud and punchy but not overpowering. The mids are pronounced. Treble is clear. I am no expert but, for what it's worth, I'd say that the sound is rich, mellow, natural (like I'm sitting inside the studio with John Lee Hooker on stage!). I have read that these headphones have a "dark sound signature"(i.e. low treble) but I find treble adequate for my taste and proportionate to the mids and lows (some of my in-ear earphones do have more pronounced treble). To put it another (my) way, some high-end headphones seem to aim for extreme sound clarity at the expense of bass while others put so much bass that the headphones become unsuitable for certain genres. These Sennheiser headphones fall in the middle which is a good thing for me (but some people might find them bass heavy). When I found out how nice they were, I went searching on the net to learn more. What I found was that Sennheiser made a model PX100 for the global market which they subsequently replaced with another version. The old model PX100 had a legendary reputation like the Yamaha RX100 had in India and both are no longer in production. It seems that PX80 might be the old model PX100 marketed by another model number in India (I'm not sure). Apparently these are "open" design headphones which are easier to "drive" than "closed" designs. Which means that these will not give you much noise cancellation. You will hear your neighbours talking, cars honking, babies crying unless you crank the volume up...... others in the library might give you ugly glances and the airhostess might find out that your phone/mp3 player is on during take-off (if volume is cranked upwards) . Since these are easier to drive, they provide great sound at a low price. To provide equal sound quality using a "closed" design would cost 10 times more and might need an amplifier circuit. I looked at headphone ratings on "audiophile" sites and the PX100 was ranked among top 10 headphones (the other high rankers costing 10 - 20 times more.....maybe because they were mostly closed designs). These headphones are foldable and come with a hard plastic carrying case (so you can throw them inside your suitcase without fear of them getting crushed/bent). I stopped using that case long ago (some people would call my handling rough) but they are still alive and kicking. The headphones don't look too bad but I've seen sleeker models. They are comfortable enough. There are paddings on the band and the foampad on the earpiece is adequate. Headband length is adjustable and it has a metal spine. Earpieces are swivel. You can take them jogging, gymming etc. without any problems as they are lightweight. Plus, out in the street, you'll hear what's going on around you if you keep the volume low, which I feel is safer than total isolation. But sometimes the foampad comes off the earpiece but is easily put back. I wish I could get some branded replacements for these but alas they cost $9.95(shipping additional) on Amazon! I guess I'll have to try out any non-branded ones I can find. Bottomline: Balanced sound. Punchy bass (Trance and HipHop sound great) but not overpowering. Feels like you are sitting inside the recording studio(blues/jazz). Treble adequate but not too pronounced. Foldable. Rigid carrying case. Not much noise cancellation/isolation. Sennheiser brandname. Branded replacement foam pads cost $9.95(shipping additional) but there may be other options. May or may not be sleek enough if you are looking for "flaunt value". Hope this long-winded review helps some people out. But I'd like to point out again that I'm no headphone expert! Personally, all I know is that when this pair gives up, I'll be going in for another pair of the same.