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tatsumaki Jul 14, 2009

When looking for something to tote with me that wasn't my HD 555s, I came to an impasse. Either you were getting noise canceling headphones, which are too expensive (for a good set) or sound isolation (which doesn't work for me as I need to be able to instantly tune into my...

gilbertguiles Jul 3, 2009

Living in Sweden, I paid the equivalent of about 25$ for these headphones. I had a pair of Porta Pros before that broke, and I think the PX 100 has a bit better clarity (however, I think the Portas has better looks). Using it with HD 414 pads (the big yellow ones) on top of the original pads to...

Toastie Jul 3, 2009

In a day and age where cheap earbuds run rampant I urge you to invest in a decent pair of headphones. So now you ask "What would be a decent pair? How about a pair of those Bose headphones I see on TV?" My answer to you is no, unless you need the noise isolation you can save yourself...

hircus Sep 11, 2009

I'm on my second pair of headphones -- misplaced the first during an apartment move -- and could not be happier with either pair. Good quality sound -- not very bassy, for which the close-ear PX-200 is supposedly better, but for listening to classical and jazz recording, the sound...

Ryujin Nov 19, 2009

Pros I've own the PX 100 for about 2 months now and I was first worried about the portability and durability with the product with it being able to be folded and thin wires, but as time progresses and lack of finesse, they are still snappy and hold tight against my head. Their range from...

kewlfocus Sep 15, 2009

I've never been a fan of earbuds. Actually, I can't remember even opening the white earbuds that accompany every Apple audio device. An exhaustive search of what I was looking for in headphones led me to the Sennheiser PX 100. A pair of headphones designed for people on the go that...

MtnSloth May 21, 2011

I have the headset version (PX 100-IIi - for iPod/iPhone), and the mic does work but offers little over the mic in Apple's stock ear buds. At about $65US, I am now wishing that I had dropped the mic, spent the extra $20, and gone with the closed PX 200 II B for the sound isolation that a closed...

caffinefreedave Mar 31, 2010

Early 2009 I got my first MP3 player and used the supplied buds for about a week. I started looking for headphones before the end of that week. By the next week I had put the player in the desk drawer till I found a pair. I decided on the PX100 and looked till I found them on sale. I liked them...

jvacierto Feb 22, 2012

I use these headphones at work and their sound quality is awesome for their price. If you'd like to improve the sound, try doing the dime modification: cut a dime sized hole in the middle of the ear pads. This really opens up the sounds and makes the high frequencies much clearer.

clesius Jul 21, 2009

I recently purchase the Senheiser PX-100 online to replace the Koss Porta Pro i had. The sound of the PX-100 is good overall but if i can help anybody to make a choice between the two, the Porta Pro do sound better. A lot better actually, especially for bass. I visited multiple review websites...

danphan Sep 18, 2010

At first, I loved these headphones so much that I purchased 2 of them (for work and home). But much to my dismay after about 18 months, the cables started to fray. Electric tape worked for a bit, but they ultimately stopped working. The worst part is they I didnt really put the headphones through...