Review on Headphones Sennheiser CX 300-II, black by Dagmara Gob ᠌

There were no concerns when this specific model was chosen after reading many favorable reviews—after all, it was made in Germany. There was no question about their authenticity because they were purchased from a sizable store, and I also double-checked everything at home. The first time I listened, I began to suspect there was a problem because the headphones sounded noticeably worse than the original Samsung ones that came with my prior phone. The situation has changed absolutely nothing; there are no basses, they squeak at the top, and the mids are simply strewn with some sort of barrel, turning any song into a cacophony. Thinking it's a shame to drive MP3 on such headphones, I downloaded songs to FLAC. When the right earpiece quit working seemingly out of the blue after a few months of use, I was just beginning to come to terms with the situation when I made the decision to send the headphones on a quick trip to the trash. Sennheiser's trustworthiness has reached its limit.