Review on Headphones Sennheiser CX 300-II, black by Stanislaw Gluszek ᠌

In my opinion, at a price of approximately 1,700 dollars and with proper maintenance, they should have lasted significantly longer. I wouldn't change anything about the way I use it, yet there is a sense of dissatisfaction with the product as a whole. If you've never used headphones other than the ones that came with your device before, you're going to adore these. These are some advantages: At first glance, it appeared as though they were abnormally tall and short at the same time, or something along those lines. I had no other choice than to become used to the way it worked because I couldn't adjust the equalizer any other way. In point of fact, these are the very first headphones that can be considered to be of normal quality and are not the default earbuds. Both the soundproofing (even in the metro) and the detailing are satisfactory. Some unexpected passages and parts that you hadn't noticed before are now available for your listening pleasure. I listened with the Cowon c2 and the PC simultaneously. "Microphone effect" on the wire, which means that any tapping on the cable may be plainly heard no matter what you're doing, even walking for example. Nevertheless, this does not frighten me as much as it once did because I am accustomed to it and it did not affect me. I could hear the wind humming very clearly outside, but I didn't spend much time listening to it. After nearly two years of service, the left earpiece abruptly stopped functioning properly. In spite of the fact that I handled it with care and tried to avoid saying that very frequently, I did not twist it and instead kept it in a case.