Sennheiser CX 2.00G White In-Ear Canal Headset - Limited Availability Review

These headphones don't seem to be of the quality I'm used to from Sennheiser - they lasted less than half a year. They also didn't fit as well as some of the Sennheiser in-ear headphones I've had before. And the mic/volume buttons are on the left side instead of the right side where they were on my other Sennheiser headphones. All in all, I wonder if they were fake. I would not recommend buying these. Sennheiser offers them for twice what I paid. I think if that sounds too good to be true, it…

I really like the quality of these headphones; The earplugs are excellent at blocking out external noise and fit well. But I'm really disappointed with the durability - or lack thereof - of these headphones! I bought it for the second time on March 1st, 2018 because the right side of my device stopped working. I was more than happy to buy it a second time thinking it was because I mistreated her. However, as of today (May 17th) I have the same problem: The right side of my NEW set that I bought

I use it to listen to music and podcasts on a train journey and also to walk through noisy city centres. For the price, the sound quality is fantastic, clear and crisp. The best part is that the mic picks up my voice very clearly and doesn't pick up too much background noise compared to my other earbuds with mics. I had to switch to them from other headphones when interlocutors complained about the poor quality of other headphones. put them in your pocket. Headphones have not let me down so…

I've been using these headphones for about 2 months. The sound quality is good, the price is right and I like the large control buttons on the wired remote as I use them when gardening with gloves on. However, after 2 months, the plastic housing of the right earcup came loose, exposing all of the internal wiring. They still worked, but the right earbud basically dangled in two pieces connected by internal wires. I was able to glue them together so they are like new; I guess I just got a bad…

I have had many pairs of Samsung Generic in-ear headphones with much better sound than these "Senheiser". Either the ones I got from Revain were clones or they just didn't deliver quality at all! Why would you want to pay over $19 (with taxes) for these low-end headphones that actually sound exactly like the ones you buy in the store for 0.99 cents? My dealer in the phone store sells me original Samsung in-ear headphones with better bass and beefier mids and highs than those crappy "Senheisser"

They're just great. I have bought so many headphones in this price range from Sony to Phillips, Skull Candy, unbranded etc. I didn't have high hopes for them but they have impressed me. They give a clear, real sound. Neither too heavy nor too light, neither bass nor treble. Very good balance. I have used them on my PC and on my Android phone. The same noise. Same result. This is what I want. Many headphones under $20 try to boost the bass or treble and the sound gets distorted. Some of them are

Sennheiser is known for their great sound products. (When I was a singer, my mic was always Sennheiser.) They are amazing. My only problem (not a problem with the product at all!) is that I often lose headsets. But replace them with these because they are so good. I do most of the work with my phone, Zoom, FaceTime, etc. So it's good to have a really reliable headset with a clear mic. Also when I listen to music I get amazing sound from them. You could definitely get a cheaper headset but they…

My main system consists of a digital preamp, power amp and a pair of ribbon speakers; the overall cost is almost that of a small sedan. The soundstage is so real you can "touch" the performers. For serious headphone use, I use wired AKG or Audio Technica BT. I have several headphones and they are good for watching movies or making phone calls. I have a trip abroad but don't want to take large AKG or AT headphones with me. I have some decent Kiplish, but the mic is out of order. I was looking…