Customer Ratings & Reviews

The sound is great, and headphones are comfortable despite what most are saying. As long as you have hair. Cannot account for those without. Only 4 stars though because the sound bottoms out before the volume on my device does. Feels like you’re being cheated out of volume, like they could be louder when turned up all the way. I have tested this on 2 pairs and the issue is consistent. Perhaps they were designed this way.

Good sound quality, reasonably comfortable, and surprisingly stylish in person. Not a big fan of the buttons, but it's also not a dealbreaker. In all, these headphones are an excellent value for the money.

I recently picked up these headphones after owning a set of Razer Kraken’s for 3 years. I wanted something that had better sound quality and that was wireless for ease of movement and connectivity between all of my devices. The Seinheiser name is something I’m familiar with in the audio world, but I would have never expected the number of great qualities there are in this pair of headphones. After trying the SteelSeries Artcis 1 with Bluetooth, the build build quality alone is a defining factor and something I’ve never experienced with other sets. The headphones do have a wired option, but used while powered off does not give you any noise cancellation. Using Bluetooth, the headphones have great battery life, decent sound cancellation, and even support audio pass through for phone calls. I love how it has a usb c charging port, I don’t struggle with having to think twice about plugging it in. You’d be surprised at how lightweight and mobile these headphones are, all while keeping a charge for more than a day with constant use. It comes with a square cloth travel case for the headphones to fold into. The Bluetooth functionality can be used with any Bluetooth enabled mobile device or computer. If your computer doesn’t already have Bluetooth, pick up a usb dongle. I’d say the sound remains clear and steady up until you get 10 feet away, then the sound delay begins to become more apparent. Cons: If you’re a pure bass lover these headphones may not be for you, in that case, wired may be to go in this price range. An equalizer can help you boost those low frequencies but the headphones begin to clip and crackle at more extreme bass inputs. The padding on the headphones are soft, yet the ear channels are shallow. The clamping force these headphones apply to your head can cause irritation around your ears if you’re sensitive to this. If you’re looking to add Bluetooth connectivity to you computer, I would stay away from the Insignia dongle Best Buy provides, as the installation driver isn’t provided on the manufacturers website.

Great sound quality that the brand is know for. Comfortable to wear for long periods. And no sound bleed unless you have them turned up very very loud and even then it’s minimal. Quality sturdy construction. Bluetooth works flawlessly. And using an audio cord bypasses need for them to be charged (my husband never charges his lol). Battery last a long time when used wirelessly. Charging time is good. Best Buy got the order taken care of quickly and they in perfect condition.

It's been a while since I've used a pair a Sennheiser headphones (HD580's), and honestly I was worried they weren't what they used to be, thankfully I was wrong. The sound stage is FAR EXCEEDS other headphones I've experienced, making music more expansive and a joy to listen to. The mids and highs are comfortably adequate, with instruments in familiar songs exhibiting detail I hadn't heard before. The general sound is warm, with a slight emphasis on base, but without sacrificing accuracy. The ANC works well, no sense of air pressing on my ears, while it doesn't stack up to Sony's WM-1000XM4's, I'm glad it's there, and definitely helps in a noisy environment. The build quality is German and that about sums it up, these should last for years. Comfort is good, tiny bit of ear fatigue after a few hours. The only negatives which are easily forgivable are the controls, not intuitive and they take some fumbling, and the cable connection has a locking mechanism which is unnecessary.

These were a present for my son to go along with a new iPad Air and per him, they are wonderful! They are comfortabe for hours. They play for hours. And music? Music sounds like MUSIC! What more can a rational human being ask of pair of 'phones? Answer: Nothing. Trust me. I know what I'm doin' when I'm reviewin'.

I use these for airline travel and the wireless mode is very good. The noise cancelling feature helps block out the background flight noise. If you need to use the corded mode you will be disappointed as the sound is weak and spotty at times. They were comfortable for me but your mileage may vary. The controls are on the right side ear piece and are easy to use after a little practice. If you download the Sennheiser App on your phone or tablet you can update the software and make adjustments to bass and treble which I found useful.

These headphones have phenomenal sound, are extremely comfortable to use over long periods of time, and have above average build quality for the price. They're not the finest constructed headphones out there, but I think they are fair for what they are asking for them, considering the sound absolutely delivers. The battery life is great, too, I can easily get more than 10 hours out of these. I'm not sure what they are rated at in terms of time, but I'm pleased overall. Also, I see lots of complaints about "mystery buttons" and "good luck" finding out how to use the onboard controls - people, it's super easy. For one, the included instructions spell everything out. Two, thing are nicely spaced out and with tactile indicators so that you can tell what you're touching. It's not that hard, it's just people putting zero effort into figuring it out and learning it.

I got the Sennheiser HD 458BT headphones, and they're awesome! They're wireless, so no tangles. The black and red design looks sleek. The noise cancelling is a game-changer. I can focus on my music without any distractions. They fit comfortably, even during long listening sessions. Plus, the battery life is impressive. These headphones are a fantastic pick for anyone who loves great sound and wants to escape from the noise around them.

-> The build quality of the headphones is good, with great cushion. -> Great sound quality. -> Good ANC and Mic. Although don't expect ANC to be as good as the flagships. -> Battery life is good -> Supports multi device connectivity, but lags a little while switching. -> Slightly low on bass -> Ear cups perfect for me, but in general they are slightly narrow.

Good quality sound, Bass isn't overpowering. Headset battery life is long and the ear muffs are very fitting.

Haven’t had a pair of over-ear headphones in so long and I wanted something affordable enough to block myself from the world. My last pair about a decade ago was Sennheiser so I narrowed my line of search with this brand. I’ve had it for a month and the most impressive thing so far is the battery life. I’ve used it almost every day and I have yet to charge it. Sound quality is good but I’m no audiophile. The noice cancellation is swell and it’s more than enough to get the job done for me. Build quality is sturdy. Knocked it down a star because it hurts my ears after an hour or so and the six cord that connects it to my computer is flimsy and incredibly hard to pull off the headphones. It’s not unbearable, but it’s enough to notice. For $100, you can’t beat that if you were looking for something simple enough to get the job done. Sound quality is better than my AirPods to me.

These on ear headphones are really decent. The pics make them appear bigger than they really are. You won't get the deepest bass but you will get a really well-rounded and balanced sound. The app allows for some sound adjustment. Definitely took me a day or two to decide whether to keep them. At under $100.00 I chose YES!

Style: 4/5 Sound: 4/5 Durability: ? Comfort: 3/5 Got these on sale for like 40% off so, definitely worth it at that price. They're a little small on the ears, not great for extended use but not terrible either. There are worse quality headphones, but not many that are better when it comes to sound for the price.

App is meh, phones; love them. Sennheiser HD458bt. compact, lightweight, moderate volume/does not damage eardrums, very clear and precise sound, you can tell that there is a lot going on in these to bring you an extra clear and distortion free sound. extra super perk to me for quick laptop connection is that the aux. cord is made from a very premium/lightweight construct that i swear its like the cord is filled with helium and it floats, its like a silicone cord that is oval shaped, lol. Volume level tops out a little too soon but I'm sure its for sound quality preservation. I would like to see the app have; preset sounds like other companies, babbling brook kinda stuff, lightning storm, white noise, etc. Noise cancelling 1,2,3, etc., The app is basic and not enough; it has a very complex "looking" sound wave thing that does a hearing check for frequencies to set up the eq, and an eq with 3 sliders, nothing more... I think with todays technology we can throw a few more sliders on the thing huh, lol. There are companies out there with a multitude of options like the ones i mentioned above and more all on one app... J@br@. That's the minus to me. thx

These headphone for the price are excellent, they have a comfortable feeling to them and do not fall off easily. The sound quality and noise cancellation are good, but this is where I’d consider a different set if you really want that immersed feeling, these definitely get the job done though.

This is a decent headset at a good price if you are realistic about what you need them to do. Listen to music and make calls on your phone only? Fantastic! There are, however, a few things you should know up front. This is a good headset for listening to music or talking on the phone as long as it won't be an extended session. It isn't great for games on PC and doesn't work with the Xbox Series X. The dual connect feature has only caused the headset to disconnect from my PC every 30 seconds or so. As there is no way to control the connection from the headset, I have to turn off BT on my phone. If you aren't listening to lossless music, not much difference in quality between these and my Logitech headset. These are ON EAR, not over ear phones. I have small ears that fit inside the cups, but not comfortably for more than an hour tops. The real problem is that the noise cancelling is terrible. I still hear my keyboard. I still hear my housemate coughing. The active noise cancellation just can't handle short sharp sounds. On the upside, I can't hear my PC fan when gaming. On the downside, I can still hear the traffic outside. Again, the sound quality is great if you are playing music and the noise cancelling problems aren't as noticeable. If you, like me, suffer from sensory overstimulation and need the quiet, pass on these.

I have purchased many pair of Sennheiser headphones IE in ear, on ear,and over ear and consider them superior to any other top name brands I have tried. The HD 458BT were great but were a little hot (as most over ear are) and I felt a previous pair of on ear sounded just as good and were more comfortable. I am elderly and have a difficult time hearing and/or deciphering most movies so most of the time have closed captioning on as well as sound. While wearing the less expensive on ear phones the closed captioning displayed that a background band was playing which I did not hear. So I changed to the HD 458BT replayed that sectioon of movie and there it was I could hear it

Ok headset but noice cancelling is not great compared to the price range

I've been a big fan of Sennheiser's headphones for a few years. I purchased these instead of the Sony equivalent, because these were half the price. The sound quality is very good for bluetooth headphones. The ear cups could be a bit bigger, but are otherwise comfortable and the construction is good, they don't have a cheap plastic feel to them. The reason I returned them is the active noise cancelling. When turned on, it felt like a white noise generator had been placed inside my skull. This can be a very personal reaction to ANC, so I would recommend trying these out before purchasing if possible.