
The Sennheiser RS 120 wireless headphones are a budget RF alternative to the Kleer-based Sennheiser RS 160 (*Est. $200) headphones. Both professionals and users rate sound quality highly, and many like how easy it is to charge these headphones. Range is good, but walls weaken the signal quality. In reviews, the Sennheiser RS 120 headphones are said to be sensitive to interference from cordless and cell phones, and users complain of accidentally pressing the buttons when lying down. Users also say that the fit is too loose for activities like working in the garden while listening to music.
You can find good -- albeit older -- professional reviews of the Sennheiser RS 120 at CNET and About.com. With more than 1,800 user reviews, Amazon.com is the best place to see how happy owners are after the sale -- and sometimes over the long haul. Hundreds of users also share their opinions on Newegg.com.

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Our Sources
1. CNET
Steve Guttenberg is impressed with the sound quality of the Sennheiser RS 120 wireless headphones, though he notes noticeable static. He finds them lightweight and comfortable, and he likes the way the stand doubles as a charger. He says he's mildly annoyed by the button placement.
Review: Sennheiser RS 120, Steve Guttenberg, Nov. 15, 2004
2. Amazon.com
More than 1,800 users weigh in on their experiences with the Sennheiser RS 120. Most are happy with the sound quality and comfort, although several note the loose fit. These headphones are sensitive to interference from cell and cordless handsets, even when they're not in the same room, some reports say.
Review: Sennheiser RS120 926 MHz Wireless RF Headphones with Charging Cradle, Contributors to Amazon.com
3. NewEgg.com
Roughly 170 users share their opinions about the Sennheiser RS 120 on Newegg.com, and for the most part, they are satisfied with their purchase. These reports echo the ones found on Amazon.com; the headphones' audio quality, range and comfort are praised again and again, although several users also note problems with interference from other devices and complain about the loose-fitting headband.
Review: Sennheiser - Cordless Wireless Stereo Headphones (RS 120), Contributors to Newegg.com
4. About.com
This brief review by former About.com guide Matthew Torres is sparse on words but manages to impart a great deal of information in the small space provided. Torres says that the audio quality of the Sennheiser RS 120 is excellent. He tests the 300 foot claimed range of the device and found that the signal strength weakened considerably the more walls you put between the headphones and the base unit. A few minor cons are listed, but they don't stop the RS 120 from receiving a 4.5 out of 5 star rating overall. (Note: ConsumerSearch is owned by About.com, but the two don't share an editorial affiliation.)
Review: Sennheiser Wireless Headphones: Model RS-120, Matthew Torres
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