Review on Sennheiser CX 80S In-Ear Headphones with One-Button Smart Remote - Black: A Powerful Sound Experience by Lee Siu ᠌

I must say right away that the bears trampled all the ears in kindergarten and have never been an audiophile. I will endure any sound, well, except for a completely wheezing one. For 3 (!) years I used Deshman headphones from Aliexpress for 300. True, they had the inscription "Fisher". And the sound was good! The bass was especially noticeable. But one earphone died, I decided to take new ones. I read reviews for a long time, I realized that good liners cost from 30 thousand. and in the end decided to take the Sennheiser CX 80S tempted by the German name and the price of 1300r. In general, immediately impressions - they sound a little drier than my Chinese Fisher, of course there are basses, but they are noticeably more modest. But the mids sound more distinct, and in general the sound is actually quite tolerable. But it's somehow dry or something, not enough juiciness. You still need to play with the equalizer though. He added bass with his help, but still they don’t pump like Chinese ones. It is possible, most likely, that the computer does not have enough strength. From the phone, by the way, the maximum volume is almost on the verge of tolerance. Maybe the impedance of 28 ohms is too big for the motherboard . No, all the same, there are not enough basses, I now listen to familiar compositions in them, of course there are basses, but damn it they don’t “pump” like in the previous Chinese ones, the bass lacks a bit of 20 percent power. And since apart from a computer and a phone (Note 8t) there is nothing at hand, there is nothing to check on, maybe with normal equipment the bass will come to life. Explanations for the photos - on the first one - with a red connector - this is an adapter, it is NOT included in the kit, I bought it separately in the CSN to connect it to my computer. With this adapter, you can use a microphone on your computer. The second one shows circular grooves on the body of the insert - it looks nice. And the metal mesh is also nothing. This part of the body is aluminum. On the third - not a big life hack, so that the ear pads would hold tighter. By the way, this is not native, I took it off the previous Chinese headphones. Native ear pads are too spherical in shape, they did not fit in the ears a little. Total: you can take it, the sound is even, the bass is not for everyone. And apparently you need a normal amp to open up.