Review on 🎧 Sennheiser CX 7.00 BT: Premium Wireless Headphones in Black by Kiril Bonchev ᠌

Headphones are common, but they were not worth their money when they were first released (10,000), and they are not worth their money now (6,000). 2k is the maximum for them. That's why two out of five say that. Below are some advantages: + They are able to maintain a charge for an extended period of time (after more than a year of usage, the headphones did not begin to discharge more quickly), and they charge easily on their own. + The build quality and plastic used are of good quality. The headphones have a clean appearance, and throughout the entirety of their use, nothing has come loose, nothing has dropped off anywhere (for instance, I was concerned for a cap on an elastic band that seals the USB input), and the wires of the headphones have not been harmed. + Sound. It is good for plugs and considering that this is a wireless headset, but there is a specific "but" that truly ruins the impression, and it will be the first in the minuses. By itself, it is fine for plugs, and considering that this is a wireless headset, it is also good. Cons: - Connection. I have wireless headphones from Sony, JBL, and another Chinese firm that I can't remember the name of, but only the Sennheisers gave me the worst lags when carrying the phone in a trouser pocket. Even placing the phone in the front pocket of a hoodie or jacket didn't always solve the problem. Particularly if you are in a location that experiences a lot of wind. In prior hearings, such breaks in the sound did not even account for half of what they are like now. When I chat on the phone through a headset, I sometimes hear a person with prolags, and some of the words get lost in the process. This is another issue that arises. Even I have trouble hearing things at times. And while though it did not initially bother me when I first started using it, after about a year of using it, it has started to irritate me due to the fact that these lags are occurring more and more frequently, and now they can occur even when I am standing next to the phone in a room with four walls. - The wire exit from the case itself is situated in a location that is not particularly handy.