Sennhesier MX685 Adidas Sports Headphones Review

I did not expect this from the Sport model. But then he turned his attention to the series. This is the MX600 series. Thank Sennheiser that even today you can buy a top 6ku, even if in a sporty design. Pros: gorgeous sound. Due to their high sensitivity, the quietest sound they reproduce is -120 dB, which is superior to CD quality. There the amplitude (dynamic range) of the signal is 0-96 dB. When you listen to them standing up, an incredibly voluminous panorama opens up, just as tall as the…

I can only say one thing: they are indestructible! Yesterday I accidentally washed them in a typewriter, I thought everything, goodbye, it turned out not! They work like nothing happened. (Temperature 65 degrees, spin 1000 rpm!). Plus a good appearance and acceptable sound for its price. ated a year later: at the age of 3, after hard use, one earpiece suddenly died. I had to say goodbye to them

I loved them but was disappointed twice. It's a nifty concept that fits in the corners of your ears, but paired with a fresh piercing isn't as comfortable as it could be. Lots of nice additions in the package, this part has a very high quality finish. The sound quality is so-so. Very heavy bass so not everything sounds great. It could have been a lot worse but for the price I expected better. My first pair had a short in my left ear and the sound cut out while running or climbing and it fitted.

I bought these Sennheiser headphones almost a year ago. They are as good today as they were the day they arrived. There are no problems with them at all. Before ordering, I tried the in-ear headphones. I didn't like the ear canal for two reasons: (1) it didn't fit even the smallest tip in my ear, and (2) it isolated me from my surroundings. Isolation is good for music, but not for personal safety. So I went looking for old headphones and found these Sennheiser. I really like her. They are…

.Apple headphones. First impressions they are ok but I wouldn't buy them new ($40+). I managed to get them in "like new" condition for about $16, but they were actually in "good" condition. There was earwax and lint on the earplugs and the packaging was completely destroyed (original packaging, no shipping box). After speaking to Revain customer service, they deducted the coupe dollars from the purchase price because it was impossible for me to get them back. I needed headphones that I could…

I'm not a big fan of headphones as I only use them for training and running. The best headphones I've used since the Sennheiser MX685 have been the Nakamichi T8000 headphones, but I can't find them anywhere. They were both comfortable and had a balanced, accurate sound. I used them for training and running for about 2 years before the sweat started to eat into the riders. Since then I've been using a lot of Panasonic, JVC, Samsung, Sony and Puma in-ear headphones. The Pumas were sporty oriented

I use headphones almost every day and they seem to kill on a regular basis. I was hoping that the Sport model would be significantly more durable than the average. Unfortunately, this didn't happen as the audio is already dropping out in one ear (and it happens no matter what device they're connected to). I don't exercise while wearing them - mostly just housework. The sound quality is noticeably different (and worse I think) than my previous pair of non-sporting Sennheiser headphones. But…

I was proud to own the sporty MX 75s for three reasons: they looked good (bright green), they didn't pop out of my ears when I ran, and they didn't block out outside noise. as in-ear headphones usually do (which I find dangerous when running or cycling). Unfortunately, repeated use has worn down the connector in the headphone jack and every few weeks I've had to repair the jack or adjust the fraying wires. So I gave in and bought this newer version as the MX 75 is no longer on the market. The…

First a tip: these earplugs are designed to be worn with the curvature of the hook on the lower "cup" (cup in anatomical terms) of your ear with a silver bridge. almost horizontal. I didn't understand this for a while and they were terribly uncomfortable, but now I can wear them all day with no problems. I have weird ears that just don't seem to like the headphones. I used to use the Bose IE2 and IE2 Sport Silicone Stay Hear Earbuds, but the last two pairs I bought had terrible build quality…

I understand why some people complain about the ear pads falling out. In fact, these are silicone rings that fit snugly around the headphones. Over time, they can stretch or loosen if they get caught on your ear or shirt. The cord is long, but it's the perfect length for where I place my smartphone when using these headphones on the driving range. The clip is almost essential to me as it holds just the right amount of wire under my shirt so I can take full golf swings without pulling on…