Review on Headphones Sennheiser CX 300-II, black by Jnis Banders ᠌

I opted for experimentation and cost-cutting by purchasing less expensive headphones of a comparable design. Which firm is why I won't name them here. Only that I paid a thousand dollars for it is true. Then I discovered they weren't anywhere near the Sinheisers. Having used both those and other brands of headphones, I can attest to the superiority of the Sinheisers. I hired experts: The ear canal is not irritated, and the headphones stay securely in place due to the high quality materials used in the wire and the removable ear tips. I used these headphones for two years before I finally noticed that one of them stopped working. At that time period, I listened to them for three to four hours a day, every day. Also, the wire almost doesn't function when it's really cold outside. Headphones today are so compact that they hardly protrude beyond the auricle, so wearing them won't prevent you from donning a warm winter cap. If you wear headphones to bed, you can rest easy even if you rest your head on the pillow as you listen to music. And from the outside, they project an image that is appropriate for their age: one of neatness, modesty, and restraint. Because of the length of the cord, the player may be stashed away securely in a back pocket. These headphones have the best sound quality of any I've tried at this price. The quality is superb; I tried them with an iPhone, iPod, iPad, Cowon, and a high-quality computer sound card. No frequency distortion, and the bass is reproduced beautifully. Classical music, vocal performances, and audiobooks all sound fantastic. The negatives: One, it's a bit pricey, with a retail price range of $1500-2022. Nonetheless, I do believe they are priced fairly. 2) It's a round wire, therefore it's simple to get tangled up. Would be level, which means less stress.