Nov. 5, 2003

Sennhesier Noise-Canceling Headphones for $93

DealNews is a website which reports on good deals found online (their tongue-in-cheek slogan is “How to go broke saving money”). And in today's update, they mentioned that SelectRebate offers Sennheiser’s PXC-250 noise-canceling headphones for $93. A press release on Sennheiser’s website gives this description:

With excellent sound reproduction and the active noise compensation system NoiseGard, which can be switched on whenever it is needed, the dynamic closed PXC 250 tops the range of Sennheiser mini-headphones. Soft ring ear pads ensure a high level of comfort without unpleasant pressure. The extremely thin, ultra-lightweight voice coil is a guarantee for high efficiency and generous volume, both for low-impedance portable players and for high-impedance inflight entertainment systems. A special adapter is included for use on planes. […]

Considering that I have some airline trips coming up (for Thanksgiving and Christmas), the built-in noise-canceling appealed to me. And, $93 was also a good price — the lowest on PriceGrabber is $130. So, I ordered a pair :). Interestingly enough, the DealNews entry mentioned free shipping through a coupon code, but that must have already expired since it didn’t work for me. Even so, ground shipping was only $5.

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3 Responses to “Sennhesier Noise-Canceling Headphones for $93”
  1. marco says:

    I always wondered how much of a difference those headphones can make.

  2. Alex says:

    Marco: Reading over the reviews at Amazon, the noise-canceling is apparently fairly effective.

  3. Vitaly says:

    I ordered mine from SelectRebate today. What’s funny, they list these headphones twice on their web-site: for $93 and for $129.85! Check it for yourself:

    http://www.selectrebate.com/store/cart/customer/search.php?SESSID=&substring=Sennheiser+250&sw=1&in_category=304&brand=Sennheiser

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