Review on Sennheiser CX 300S White In-Ear Headphones 🎧 with One-Button Smart Remote for Superior Sound Quality by MoonSe Hoon ᠌

I've had three months to think about it and now I can finally tell you all about them. After my Senkh cx-300 II broke, I set out to find a new one. Reason: They've had enough of constantly breaking. headphones, after a year or so, are stable +/-. The acoustics there were perfect for me. Personally, I've come to accept this as my benchmark. also, the lack of muddiness and the depth of the bass are just what you're looking for. So. They are identical to the 300 in terms of overall sound quality, but to my ears they seem to be lower here for some reason; at first I thought there were fewer of them and they were better there, but I think they are just more delimited here. Exactly what I require is still a mystery to me. however, there is a significant amount of bass, and you will not be let down. Unfortunately, it's not entirely apparent at what frequencies farting becomes problematic when played at high volumes. somewhat meager. Luckily, the senkhs have little trouble producing the requisite volume. my mi 9 lite, which is usually quite loud, is no exception. This is my one and only remark on the matter. As the wire is so "clingy," the headphones can easily come loose if you so much as touch it or drag it across your clothing or the bed. So far, I have faith in their reliability and sturdy construction. If any of these fail, I'll update the review accordingly. In general, I am happy with my decision to use them in place of the 300th. Both sets of headphones have same sound quality, a microphone, and a similarly long cable, with the latter possibly having a more robust bass response.