Review on 🎧 Sennheiser CX 3.00 White In-Ear Canal Headphone: Limited Stock, Grab Yours Now! by Sonny Nevers

When I lost my last pair of headphones I was in dire need of a replacement. I confess I was hard on them too. As anyone with tinnitus knows, it's worst at night. Most of the time I can't fall asleep without a movie, but more often without music or even better without white noise. During the day I use the over-ear style as they can handle the ringing better. Let's get to that particular election. I've heard good things about Sennheiser from my brother, who is also an audiophile. They're probably more comfortable than my last set. I really miss the part where they indicate which side is the right side and which is the left side. It has the preferred L-shape for attaching to a phone or iPod. I personally find that the sound quality is sometimes better and sometimes not so good. More often than with any other headphones I had to turn up the volume higher than I would have liked. I'd like to think it's a new phone (I really don't like this phone) but I don't have this problem with the headphones I use most of the time. Even with the same thing, the quality is not the same from one time to another. I tend to think this is an inferior jack. It's not safe at all. Sometimes the phone falls off the bed. The phone is on the floor and the headset is hanging on the ear. This is really the first time and happens every time. You can usually just pull the phone out by the cord. I was almost wondering if they stumbled across some 2.5mm jacks and decided to resell them. I really hope not. And that they fixed the bug. To be honest if they were my most important ones I would probably return them. And since the price has changed since I bought it, I wouldn't pay that price. Not for this one. The quality is just not there in my opinion. I hope this is helpful. I don't write many reviews. Basically, I have to feel the product very strongly. Don't let the name fool you this time. I'm sure Sennheiser makes great headphones, but it's not.