Sennheiser CX 300 Consumer Headphones

Review: Sennheiser CX 300 Consumer Headphones are one the best headphones that are there on the market, if you are looking for headphones with bass, then these headphones are for you.

The headphones are bass driven which make the sound so much...

Pros: Super treble and low end as well

Cons: No remote

Review: I purchased, as most of the customers of the CX300 do, these as a replacement for the stock Apple earphones and boy was I pleasantly surprised!! I loved the clarity and low end it provides!
Amazing treble and very comfortable for long time use...

Pros: good sound quality, good noise blocking and good deals around

Cons: headphone jack seems flimsy but so far no problems

Review: I purchased a pair of the Sennheiser CX300 headphones as a replacement to the Apple earbuds that are supplied with all iPods.

Sennheiser headphones can be expensive but I managed to pick these up in a sale for a very nice price and they...

Pros: Sound Quality

Cons: Price

Review: Bought as a replacement for my ipod headphones and are much much better both in style and sound quality...thats the one thing i don't like about apple, there sound quality just isn't good enough for me...it completely blocks out all the background...

Pros: comfortable, great price, good sound

Cons: none yet

Review: I'd been delaying buying a new set of earphones even after losing all spare ear buds for my current Sony ones, so when i finally lost 1 of the remaining 2 i was using I was forced to go looking for a decent pair to replace them. I listen to my music...

Pros: Good sound quality at the prize you pay, very light, and can wear for long

Cons: Didnt find any! Used for a year. Atleast at $14 there shoud be none

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Pros: Price, good bass, overall sound, insulation and comfort

Cons: Treble could be better

The Bottom Line: The Sennheiser CX300 headphones sound very good, are stylish and feature excellent noise insulation. I recommend them for use in a gym or in other areas where noise insulation...

Review: I have to admit that to some extent I am a compulsive buyer of inexpensive headphones. One recent addition to my "collection" (Sennheiser HD201,

Pros: Really is noise-canceling. Sized perfectly for an awesome fit.

Cons: cord is a little short. The audio jack is also a little bit small.

Review: Priced reasonably at retail stores. Has great audio. Depending on what expectations an audiophile has for in-ear monitors, one would find the audio to be quite concentrated, which is nice. Although one would also find it punchy, seeing as how the...

Pros: small. comfortable.

Cons: Bass not as rich as expected. Somewhat Harsh sound.

The Bottom Line: Very dis-apponting. Average at best.

Review: Totally disappointed. The rave reviews I've read must be written by people that work for Sennheiser.
I just did a comparison test. These cx-300 vs my other Seinheisser PC-100 (over the ear) and my ipod in-ear set (not buds) that came with my...

Pros: Nice looking, high power handling, loud, efficient.

Cons: Slightly rolled off high frequency response. No carrying case.

The Bottom Line: In this price range you don't have to look any further for good earbuds, these are it. You will be pleasantly surprised at how they sound.

Review: I recently purchased a 4gb Ipod Nano. It is fairly reknowned as a very good sounding mp3 player. I listened to it for several hours over the last few days, A/B between my the Ipod stock earbuds and my Audio Technica M30 headphones and determined...