Review on Sennheiser wireless headphones CX 6.00BT, black by Aneta Trzonkowska ᠌

1) There is not a bag nor a case for transporting and keeping the equipment, and it is of only average quality. 2) The application for the smartphone functions as a player and an equalizer, but it only works with the collection that is stored on the phone. Because of this, the need for additional software is reduced to a level just above zero. That would make more sense if you simply manufactured equalizers as Philips does. 3) In contrast to JBL (which produces a model that is very similar to this one), there is no clip for attaching the headphones to the collar, for instance. JBL's design, which is very similar to this one, is more practical; the headphones do not slip anywhere. 4) It is possible to place magnets on the "ears" themselves, so that if necessary, they "fasten" when worn; however, in this case, it is "nishmagla," but this is so, a controversial drawback, and I personally prefer a clip like JBL. 5) a completely "bottom" battery, the primary disadvantage of which is that it is particularly sensitive to the temperature of the surrounding environment. If "minus" walked 200 meters to a stop and that was it, they would already be begging for exercises if they did it on the street. In addition, PHILIPS SHB3595 did not experience the same difficulty. 6) Yet, a bottom that is considerably deeper than that penetrates the barrier against tampering. According to the definition of the word "at all," it does not exist in any form. To the contrary, Carl! These headphones become into little more than a piece of plastic lace around your neck the moment you reach an intersection with multiple traffic lights and, heaven forbid, a tram. epic fail. 7) Well, it's a minor thing, but it's rather bothersome that it uses micro-USB instead of USB-C. I am aware that the model year is 2022, but they planned to sell it for only one hundred dollars!