Sennheiser HD 650 Headphones Review - Conclusion

By Mark Brezinski
Published on May 26, 2009
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Intro	Tour & Design
Sound Quality	Isolation
Comfort	Usability
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Conclusion	Ratings & Specs

	Conclusion
The Sennheiser HD 650s are a solid pair of headphones for at-home use. They're about as good as other higher-end headphones, offering solid audio performance with very little distortion. They're fairly comfortable, although their pads aren't as soft as what you'll find on other high-end headphones. They do have open backs, which gives them a really airy, open sound. It also means they're better suited for a private listening environment as opposed to the morning bus commute. The one sticking point is their price. At their listed price of $500, they're too expensive for what they offer. Although their removeable cord does go some length towards helping you protect your investment, you should really look for these headphones on sale. Savvy shoppers can find these headphones at close to half price, so it's definitely worth researching resellers.
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