Review on Sennheiser HD 300 Closed Back Around Ear Headphone - Superior Sound and Comfort by Ada Maachowska ᠌

In general, I am satisfied with the purchase. For 2990 I got great sound and strong headphones. They fully satisfy my needs, and the cons . Cons can not be avoided, especially in this price category. A solid four, I would even put 4.5 for this model. Some pros: - Good sound for its price category - I'm not a music lover, but it fits perfectly with the Sony player, as it seems to me. Sometimes the bass trembles a little, but this happens infrequently, and I did not notice any pattern. It is possible that this was due to what was happening in the external environment. - Relatively compact (if desired, you can put it in your jacket pocket) - Calm design - does not stand out, nor does it look ugly. I especially like the design of the ear pads. - Durability of the design - the headphones do not look flimsy, for a month and a half of use I was never afraid to break them. - Wire - as I said, I bought specially wired headphones in the price range from 3k to 5k. The wire is not very long, not very short. Just right for walking down the street, if you put the wire somewhere under your jacket. The upholstery of the wire itself is pleasant - silicone. This material allows the wire not to twist so much. Got cons: - Ambyushura - when listening to music for more than half an hour, ears begin to ache. Maybe it's my big ears. You can endure for the first time, then the ear pads wear out a little - then you can already wear them without taking them off for about an hour. Then, in order to avoid broken ears (unless, of course, you are a wrestler), you need to remove the headphones and walk a little without them. - Wired - yes, I needed wired headphones, but now I understand that wireless would be much more convenient. Yes, bluetooth headphones need to be charged, but they do not have this constantly dangling wire. If there was a normal device on which you could listen to music, I would look at other options - Design - the design does not allow you to place the headphones on the neck. The ear pads are attracted to each other and slightly compress the neck. Not critical, but annoying.