Published on 08/13/2008
While a good pair of headphones help keep the sounds of the world out from your ears while piping in your favorite tunes, most of them still come in a wired format that seem to have a life of their own, getting all tangled up when you're not looking. With the Sennheiser MX W1 wireless headphones, that is but a problem of the past. It will use Sennheiser's 'Kleer' digital wireless technology to transmit audio at 2.37MB/s peak bit rate, touting a claim of "unprecedented immunity to interference" which ultimately ends up as 10x more efficient than Bluetooth. Now that's a pretty tall claim to live up to, but at £299.99 a pop, I can certainly believe it.