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Brand: Sennheiser
Model: MM 100
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Sennheiser MM 100 Review by hutston "King Sascha" (portland, or United States)

work great, awesome stereo sound, comfortable, great battery life, works like 30 feet away from my phone, great mic. use it with my ps3, my sidekick 4g, macbook. use them when riding bikes or commuting by bus, let in enough sound to still be safe but provide enough sound on full blast to block out almost everything. best set of headphones i have ever bought. sennheiser knows what's up!

Sennheiser MM 100 Review by Doug Dexter (Cary, NC)

So my Sennheiaser PX200s (which I love, and have abused for five years) have finally reached their EOL mostly due to me now constantly living on an iPhone, where I need the ability to make and receive telephone calls. I've been using the stock earbud/headset that comes with the phone, which works great for making calls, but has horrible audio (no definition, no bass, muddy mids, and shrill highs - ick). But hey, I could answer the phone and be that annoying guy talking to himself that everyone stays away from at the mall.

While looking at headset/earbud reviews, I saw that Sennheiser had launched a new line. My PX200s now have an integrated mike - but what's this? A bluetooth headset based on the PX100s? Hm, that could be interesting. So when I found a pair of refurbished MM100s for ~$60, I had to give them a shot - it was too good a deal to pass up.

Pros
Great Sound (not audiophile, but much better than $60 would warrant)
No cord (No tangles with my work badge and seatbelt - this should save a couple minutes of becoming situated while getting in and out of the car.)
Very light - I forgot I had them on a few times - until someone looked at me, that is.
Bluetooth pairing was only as annoying as any other bluetooth pairing (no marks against)
Bluetooth range is great (wandered around the house all evening

Cons
Recipients say my phone calls sound like they're from a *long* way away. When I switched back to the iPhone earbuds, they all said, "Oh good, you're talking directly into the phone now. Thank you." (Which says a lot of good about the iPhone earbuds and voice calls.)
Switches feel a little plastic-y (wondering if they'll last the way the venerable PX200s have).
My wife said I look like Larry the Cucumber on his space mission (readers with children will understand that reference). Or, a bit like Picard of Borg, for you geeks.

More on the sound (can you tell I'm listening in alphabetical order?):
Animal by Steve Vai (nice, a little muddy in the bass, but overall clear)
Another Island of Women by Don Ross (solo acoustic guitar - *very* nice, especially the low 'C' notes he plays)
Another Nail in my Heart by Squeeze (very poppy - solid. I see why folks liked the PX100s. There was no break in period for these. My PX200 required a couple of weeks before the bass loosened up and sounded this way).
Answering Machine by The Replacements (sounds just as raw as they recorded it)
Answers by Steve Vai (dare I say - a little too bassy? Wasn't expecting that. Especially on the cans at the ~minute mark.)
April in Paris by Count Basie and his Orchestra w/Tony Bennett (a tad muddled in the mids, but overall quite nice)
Are We The Waiting by Green Day - (opening drums were very spacious and booming)

OK - that's enough for now. Well worth the money, and I'll do more testing with the phone. If the iPhone mike doesn't work out, I can happily use them as a solo headset, and then try out the PX200-ii (they're iPhone compatible, and going for ~$80 right now).

***Updated 28 June 2011 from 20 October 2010
I love these things. They last about five days between charges. I wear them to and from work daily, plus conference calls from home. The microphone *does* work well for conference calls in a non-ambient environment (they're wonderful in my car). If I'm sitting at the kitchen table, and the kids are running around, then the other participants in the conference call hear my kids too. As to wear and tear, I've been using them non-stop for eight months, and they still look new. I'm very happy with these, and would definitely buy them again.

Sennheiser MM 100 Review by dsk

Charger is NOT microusb! microUSB -- used by most other devices -- readily available at home/work/borrow interchangeably between devices, but this proprietary jack is another thing for you to carry. sucks! it's a $150 headset and they didn't spend a couple bucks on a standard jack?

They get "stuck", unable to connect to handset (used with iPhone, laptop, and android). You can't even turn them off and back on. Occasionally, the sound will still be output, but the headset controls like volume stop working. The blue light flashes rapidly and constantly, uninterrupted. The only way to work around this is to plug them into their charged. However, unless you're carrying their proprietary cable, you can't do this everywhere -- exacerbated by the first problem.

Audio quality is among the best for portable over-the-ear headphones of this type. They're large enough, with thick padding to block out wind noise too when outside. Decent comfort; can be used for hours.

SUMMARY: Not worth the price. Although this device has better sound quality than the other BT headsets I used, one doesn't purchase a portable headset exclusively for this (for best quality a corded format with over-the-ear chamber or rubber/molding in-ear bugs are preferred). A portable device also needs to be _portable_. The fact that it has problems connecting and you can't charge it with other cords (microUSB) breaks the deal.

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