Sennheiser RS195 | Circumaural Wireless TV Headphones - Black

The new Sennheiser RS ??195 Rediscover the pleasures of listening Over time, our hearing naturally evolves. While this is completely normal, these changes can alter the quality of the sounds we experience, for example when watching TV or listening to music. The new RS 195 wireless headphones take these changes into account to deliver exceptional sound, fully customizable for your hearing. Sennheiser has refined its technology to offer simple, intuitive settings that enhance speech intelligibility and reproduce the finest details of your favorite music. With the RS 195, rediscover the subtle intensity of your favorite sounds. Adapted to gradual changes in your hearing. With the wireless RS 195, you'll never miss a detail when you're watching TV or listening to music. The exceptional sound can be fully customized to your hearing: simply choose the most suitable setting from the 7 available profiles to optimize your sound experience. The left/right balance control lets you adjust the volume for each ear. The RS 195 also offers a choice of listening modes. The PoSpeech ModePo reduces background noise and improves speech intelligibility, while the PoMusic ModePo reproduces music with increased dynamic range to preserve the sound image perfectly. RS 195 earphones feature high-quality transducers that produce a rich, detailed sound that will please even the most demanding music lovers. Innovative digital wireless transmission technology delivers a clear signal within a range of up to 100 m. The RS 195 transmitter supports both analog and digital audio inputs, with toggle capability. So you're free to roam from room to room, listening to your favorite music and TV programs. The headset's ergonomic design is ideal for enjoying long hours of comfortable listening. Developed in collaboration with Fraunhofer IDMT The RS 195 headphones are the result of a collaboration between two specialists in two different fields: Sennheiser, an expert in acoustics for over 70 years, and the Fraunhofer Institute for Digital Media Technology IDMT, which has developed signal processing strategies based on hearing aid technology for use in consumer electronics. By combining this know-how, we have been able to create unique sound parameters perfectly adapted to the needs of people with mild to moderate hearing impairment.