Review on Sennheiser CX 300S In-Ear Headphone with Smart Remote - Black (One-Button Control) by Eimei Suzuki ᠌

After a period of three months, I am now prepared to discuss them with you. I was seeking for a model that would be a suitable replacement for the Senkh cx-300 II. Because they are sick of having their things broken. stable later on +/- one year of listening to audio using headphones of some kind There, I was absolutely content with the way the sound came out. About myself, I've come to the conclusion that this serves as my benchmark. and the unadulterated quality of the low end is just what you require. So. They are the same as 300 in terms of sound quality in general, but for me, they are lower here and a little different. At first, I thought that there were fewer of them and that they were better there, but here they are probably just more delimited. I still don't know exactly what it is that I require. Yet, there is a substantial amount of bass; you will not be dissatisfied. one of the problems that occurs at great volume is that it is unclear at what frequency farting occurs. to a lesser extent. The good news is that there is an enough supply of the required volume, and the senkhs face no difficulties in this regard. even on my MI 9 lite, which has an unusually low volume. This is going to be the only comment I make. When you touch it or drag it a little bit over clothes or the bed, it immediately clings, and the headphones can fall out of your ears as a result of this. The wire is also very "clingy," if that's the right word. In terms of build quality, they inspire confidence in me so far. Should they become defective, I will update this review with a comment. In general, I do not feel any remorse regarding my decision to use them in place of the three hundredth. Both headphones have the same length, there is a microphone, and the bass may be more developed on one of the headphones, but the sound quality is the same on both.