Sennheiser RS 165 RF Multi-Purpose Transmitter Digital Headphones

If you’re planning on using your headphones for watching TV frequently, and you’re willing to spend around $200 on a pair of wireless headphones for use at home, we recommend the Sennheiser RS 165, which is that company’s current base wireless model and the replacement for our previous pick. The RS 165 sounds much better than the HP-902 RFT headphones, but no one on our panel was thrilled with its sound in light of its price tag.

If you're planning on using your headphones for watching TV frequently, and you're willing to spend around $200 on a pair of wireless headphones, we recommend the Sennheiser RS 165, which is that company's current base wireless model. The RS 165 sounds much better than our current top pick, the HP-902 RFT headphones

Low latency connection. Well-balanced audio reproduction.

We preferred our previous pick, Sennheiser’s cheaper, more-balanced-sounding, and now-discontinued RS 160.

But no one on our panel was thrilled with its sound in light of its higher price tag. We preferred our previous pick, Sennheiser's cheaper, more-balanced-sounding, and now-discontinued RS 160.

Poor isolation. Limited range and usability. Bass delivery varies significantly across users. Sensitive to glasses.