Sennheiser PXC 250

Noise reduction included

In the particularly large range of Sennheiser PXC 250 is the lightweight but already a very developed and has a noise reduction system like other designs “Travel”. Designed for mobile use, the metal hoop folds thereby reducing its footprint to little. Everything stores inside a soft case for transport. Similarly, electronics and batteries to power it are housed in a small plastic housing. The whole is inseparable unlike some models. Small, closed headphones belong to the supra-aural group, the shape of helmets and pads using soft and flexible providing both a comfort and a good performance.

Very good linearity

The electronic control has only powering red light. Power is provided by two LR03 (AAA) and can of course use rechargeable batteries. The noise reduction system proves effective and of course also provides an equalization of the response. Without the action of the electronic system, the result is already very good, with one going to the class above.
The linearity is truly excellent from bass to treble. It does lack a little extreme acute small defect can be alleviated with a correction if your player is equipped with an equalizer. But it may very well listen as it is and take a lot of fun. All serious answers this and brought no masking effect on the rest of the spectrum. The PXC250 is not given but it is worth the expense!

Test and review conclusions

Perhaps less attractive than some of its competitors are adding to it here or there, the Sennheiser PXC250 is a model of honesty sound reproducing music as it is. With the undeniable advantage of a good immunity to external noise while being compact and lightweight.

Positive points (pros)

Great listening
Small footprint
Noise Reduction

Negative points (cons)

Any small gap in the acute

Technical specifications

Type	Mini
Frequency	10 Hz – 21 kHz
Impedance	300 ohms
Sensitivity	106 db
Cord Length	1.8m
Plug Type	3.5mm
Weight	65g
Noise Reducer	yes