Most Bluetooth headsets we’ve had the displeasure to test have suffered from either poor sound quality for music or below-par call quality, but Sennheiser’s MM200s break the mould. The earpieces are the same as a pair of CX400 headphones, so they’re a noise-isolating design that can be pushed right down inside your ear canals to block out external noise. The Bluetooth transceiver and playback controls live on a unit attached to the headphones with a lanyard, and we found this very easy to use. Despite a slight background hiss, sound quality was excellent for both listening to music and taking calls, with well-rounded bass, a detailed high end and balanced mid range. Although not cheap at £64 exc VAT, they’re worth the investment.
Basic specifications | |
|---|---|
| Headphones type | Ear canal |
| In-line volume control? | yes |
| Noise cancelling? | no |
| Headphone connector type | Bluetooth |
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