Review on Headphones Sennheiser CX 300-II, black by Stanislaw Puzyna ᠌

It's impossible to find a hardware store that doesn't carry them, and it's not a big deal to lose or tear them. I didn't buy them to listen to music; I needed them to run and work out. But recently, their one remaining benefit—reliability—has been gone. The first set of headphones cracked at the junction after roughly two months, the second pair did not even last a year, but the last pair did. And it's not just me; the rest of my headphones, of which I have many, last for years. So guess I'll have to buy Internet Explorer 4 again for these uses. Of course, given that these are still headphones, a few words should be spoken regarding the sound. Indeed, there is sound here, but who is it intended for? On fast tracks they roll into a mess of sounds, making it sometimes difficult to understand what is generally going on. The booming bass, fear and hatred on the highs, sibilant so that after a while the teeth start to hurt (ofk, provided that the ear is still in place). These headphones have lost all significance and are not worthy of attention due to the resting of the craftsmanship, thus I strongly advise against buying them.