Review on Headphones Sennheiser CX 300-II, black by Adam Edison ᠌

Use with laptop sound systems, Samsung smart, Sansa clip+, Cowon iAudio 9, and Cowon iAudio 9 (songs are, of course, lostless). Instead of low, there was a fuzzy hiss. Hard bass tracks devolve into a muddle that makes it difficult to distinguish individual sounds. It or this greatly hurts your ears, making you feel ill or sick. -There is no soundproofing; the only method to block out outside noise is to turn up the volume, which is a dubious pleasure given the context of the preceding paragraph. -Convenience is also far from ideal. With any of the included ear cushions, they do not stay in the ears for a very long time, they do not fit securely, and the asymmetric wire additionally continually pulls the left earpiece downward. The wire around the jack is still not protected, making it exceedingly healthy, wide, and worthless. Near the contacts, everything is weak, thin, and unreliable. Purchase error. Possibly, if the headphones are chosen for listening to pop mp3s on an iPhone and you don't feel bad for 1.5k wooden ones, these will fit, even though the Chinese will handle the same tasks for a few hundred.