The Sennheiser HD 205 II DJ Headphones are
comfortable to wear, even for long-term use, and their bass is
exceptional for budget headphones. Noise leakage is minimal, and they
shield ambient noise very effectively. The price is affordable, and a
protective pouch is included.
The HD 205 II is a midsize pair of headphones that incorporates a semienclosed circumaural design and is backed by Sennheiser's two-year warranty. Included is a large, thick vinyl carrying bag and a 1/4-inch gold-plated adapter that screws onto a 1/8-inch plug. The construction is decent, but it does flex a bit. Longevity may be an issue, but how much wear and tear is inflicted ultimately depends on the user. After moderate use, however, we did a notice a distinct creaking sound coming from the left side frame of the headphones when adjusting the band.
The company's logo is modestly displayed in silver on top of the
headband, while its emblem is embossed in silver and prominently
displayed at the left and right hinges. The replaceable pads are black,
circular, and primarily made of vinyl, with a cloth interior sewn in.
The right earcup rotates slightly upward at a 40-degree angle, in both
directions, for monitoring with one ear, and helps keep the frame of the
headphones in place. The outside of the cups is accented with a
circular silver design, while the rest of the frame is black.sennheiser 201hd
The HD 205 II is a midsize pair of headphones that incorporates a semienclosed circumaural design and is backed by Sennheiser's two-year warranty. Included is a large, thick vinyl carrying bag and a 1/4-inch gold-plated adapter that screws onto a 1/8-inch plug. The construction is decent, but it does flex a bit. Longevity may be an issue, but how much wear and tear is inflicted ultimately depends on the user. After moderate use, however, we did a notice a distinct creaking sound coming from the left side frame of the headphones when adjusting the band.
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