RHA CA-200 Pro Reviews

Performance and value go hand in hand with the CA-200 headphones, if I were to do a blind test on them I would assume they were more expensive than they are. There is a level of bass than is not only heard but also felt, complemented nicely by the undistorted and well delivered mids and highs. If you want better sounding headphones then be prepared to spend more than double the price of the CA-200's. The appearance of the CA-200's match its price point perfectly. The silver accents compliment the glossy black plastic construction and ensure that the CA-200's are not just another bland black set of headphones. Although they are made from plastic, the CA-200's feel quite durable and flexible. The leather effect ear pads and headband cushion along with the lightweight construction ensure a pleasurable wearing experience.

Full size headphones for under £40? They sound attractive, but unfortunately British-based Reid and Heath Acoustics hasn't quite hit the jackpot with the CA-200. These headphones feel a little flimsy, and while the sound offers decent bass and detail, treble colouration and an unimpressive mid-range stop them from challenging the best from the big headphone names.