Review on Sennheiser CX 300S In-Ear Headphone with Smart Remote - Black (One-Button Control) by Qu Vn Nguyn (Mng Tay ᠌

Their money (~ 2k), IMHO, are definitely worth it. I took the second for storage, because. for me they are perfect. Black ones, by the way, look premium, but red ones, surprisingly, (due to the color of the wire and ear pads, they are faded) like Chinese headphones (maybe it’s important to someone). Got pros: 1. Compared to my favorite CX 200, 175 and 300-II, there are more instruments here. When I listened to them for the first time, I was very surprised at how many sounds were missing on cheaper models. In games, I finally began to understand which side the enemy is coming from)) Apparently, the stereo effect is better here. 2. The sound itself is very well balanced and clean. This is my first senhi where everything is perfect. Plus, as usual, there is a tight and tangible bass. Sennheiser is the subwoofer in the head. 3. The wire is longer and thicker (does not get confused, you are not afraid that it will break, it easily reaches straight to the PC under the table). 4. Soundproofing is simply the best that I felt in senhas. With large ear pads while running, the outside world is not audible at all. It's just you and the music. Cons below: 1. This is only when watching movies on a computer, but still, I want more sound volume. I used to go deaf when watching action movies. In all other respects, the volume is enough. 2. There is no such bass congestion as in the CX 200. Here it suits me completely, just, again, when watching movies on a PC during shooting and explosions, I used to deaf from the sound. The lower classes in the 200s were right on the ears. A larger volume margin here 100% would solve the problem.