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Given the impressive sound quality produced by the Sennheiser HD 250BT headphones, it’s often presumed that they’ll likely need charging fairly often – but is this really the case? As the sound ...

Sennheiser is a well-known name when it comes to premium audio products. The German audio brand has been designing some of the best sounding wired/ wireless headphones since long. However, the company ...

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The budget-friendly HD 250BT headphones feature a built-in microphone, support for the AAC and AptX audio codecs with access to Sennheiser’s Smart Control app for users to customize the sonics ...

German audio brand Sennheiser has launched two new wireless audio devices in India today. The company has launched Sennheiser HD 250BT wireless headphones at Rs 5,490 and Sennheiser CX 120BT wireless ...

The Sennheiser HD 250BT Bluetooth headphones come to the North American market, and retail for $69.95. They feature a 25-hour battery life and support high-quality codecs. The Sennheiser HD 250BT ...

Sennheiser designs are rarely noted for lavish visual flourishes even in their usual position much further up the food chain, and the HD 250BT are no different. The build is a black plastic affair, ...

Sennheiser’s new HD 250BT headphones are equipped with the companies transducer technology, offering support for high-quality audio codecs such as AAC and aptXTM as well connectivity via Bluetooth 5.0 ...

As true wireless earbuds gain in popularity, we’re seeing far fewer wireless headphone releases than we typically do, especially when it comes to affordable models. Thus, Sennheiser's $69.95 HD 250BT ...

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