Testseek.co.uk have collected 122 expert reviews of the Sennheiser PXC 550 Wireless and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sennheiser PXC 550 Wireless.
August 2016
(84%)
122 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(89%)
48 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
The Sennheiser PXC 550 headphones sound great. Their battery life is decent
And is aided by the fact that you can turn them off with just a twist of the earcups
Although I wasn't impressed with the ‘Club' or ‘Movie' EQ modes
I found that the ‘Speech' m
The Sennheiser PXC 550 Wireless is very comfortable
Relatively lightweight over-ear wireless headphone that sounds very good and features impressive noise-cancellation technology. It has touch controls and delivers excellent performance as a headset. Goo
Compact
Portable design
Sharp and detailed sound quality
Very comfortable
Great noise cancellation
Interactive app
Great sounding
On/off control well implemented
AptX connectivity.
Pleasing transparency for the price
Top timing
Clear and dynamic sound
Smart
Minimalist design
Effective noise-cancellation
Great sound quality
Immense features roster
Effective
Customisable noise cancellation
Rich
Balanced
And detailed sound
DSP effects offer powerful bass when you want it
Sennheiser's best noise cancellation yet
Sleek
Automated controls
Clear
Accurate and detailed sound
Excellent Bluetooth implementation
Comfortable and well built
The editors didn't like
The touch controls simply aren't responsive enough for more complicated actions such as skipping through multiple tracks. I used them for quickly pausing or resuming my music
But for the most part I'd rely on my music player for anything more demanding
It's pricier than the Bose
While the sound quality is excellent for Bluetooth
It's lacking that little bit of extra sparkle and definition (Sennheiser's own Momentum II Wireless sounds better)
Published: 2016-09-04, Author: Jon , review by: techradar.com
Great sounding, On/off control well implemented, aptX connectivity.
Unresponsive touch controls, No battery notification, Noise cancellation could be better.
The Sennheiser PXC 550s manage to achieve that full-bodied Sennheiser sound we've come to expect, but some of their other features leave a little to be desired...
Rich, balanced, and detailed sound, DSP effects offer powerful bass when you want it, Sennheiser's best noise cancellation yet, Sleek, portable design, Automated controls
Awkward switch locations, Noise cancellation doesn't quite match Bose, Pricey
With impressive sound performance, a sleek and comfy design, and Sennheiser's best noise cancellation yet, the new PXC 550 are primed to be your next set of travel cans...
The Sennheiser PXC 550 Wireless is very comfortable, relatively lightweight over-ear wireless headphone that sounds very good and features impressive noise-cancellation technology. It has touch controls and delivers excellent performance as a headset. Goo
It's pricier than the Bose; while the sound quality is excellent for Bluetooth, it's lacking that little bit of extra sparkle and definition (Sennheiser's own Momentum II Wireless sounds better)
While it doesn't quite eclipse the less-expensive Bose, the Sennheiser PXC 550 Wireless headphone is comfortable and feature packed, and performs very well...
Abstract: Time for a showdown. Sennheiser PXC 550-II vs PXC 550. In terms of wireless sound quality, Sennheiser is running the game. Other companies may have them beat for comfort or noise cancellation, but the MOMENTUM 3 and MOMENTUM in-ears are still the best-sou...
Published: 2019-05-30, Author: Anthony , review by: audiophilia.com
So, the PXC 550 is on or above par with the similarly priced Bose and Sony models. But, I'd certainly go Sennheiser for the features, comfort and sound quality. However, at a $150 premium, the new Master & Dynamic MW65s offer equally good ANC, but are mad...
Abstract: It's holiday shopping time and you are probably wondering which headphones are the best to gift yourself, ahem, I mean your friends and family. Hopefully this review can narrow down a few options for that commuter in your life. “Bowers Wilkins PX vs Sennh...
The PXC 550 has every feature you could possibly want in a headphone designed for mobile use and they're implemented extremely well, These headphones deliver excellent sound quality that approaches audiophile standards, Feature accessibility is intuitive,
The buttons can be hard to find, as they are nearly flush with the casing. Plus, the minimal labeling is black on black, making it hard to know what each button does, The Quick Guide that comes in the box is poorly written and hard to understand; however,
If I liked the Bose headphones better, I promise you I would say so. They were close--I would rank the QuietComfort 35 II headphones as a strong second-place contender. Overall, though, I found that the PXC 550's added features and the wonderful execution...
