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

Especially for that amount of money, the next generation of the CX 300 turned out to be very good, and this is indisputable. I believe there are very few or no analogues with such a configuration. But, I like the previous generation because I have a lot of experience with it. But, each situation is unique. Has some pros Excellent sound quality, particularly the bass, as well as the option to switch music via the equalizer. A very good quality carrying case in addition to having a good build quality and quality ear pads. The following are some of its negative aspects: The first time you need to warm up, I took out the headphones, and as soon as I started listening, I noticed that the sound was "unheated," meaning that the bass was muted. Nonetheless, once everything has warmed up, everything will fall into place, so there is no need for concern about that. But, this is not even a disadvantage; rather, it is merely a clarification for those individuals who will be using this approach. However, there are still some drawbacks for me, such as the fact that there is no indication of which earphone is the left and which is the right one. While listening to music, this does not play a significant role; however, when you start watching something on the phone, the sound plays in different directions, respectively, and in different headphones. And if the headphones are placed in the wrong ears, such that the left one is in the right ear and the right one is in the left, then the wearer may have some discomfort, and it will be necessary to reposition the headphones in their respective ears. It might be possible to avoid this situation by merely pointing out which earpiece is which: Even though I took the headphones out of their packaging and carefully studied them, I couldn't tell which earphone was supposed to go in which ear because the markings were so small and impossible to see.