Sennheiser CX 300-B Reviews

Sennheiser CX 300 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. For a fairly low budget ones you can't go wrong with theses. I bought a pair of these last Christmas and they have been great, compared to my iPod headphones these really ...  Read the complete review

After my original iPod headphones broke, I thought it was joke that everywhere were charging £20+ for a new pair, when I knew I could get a pair with better sound quality for <£15 if I was lucky. Now, I already knew about these Sennheiser CX-300's been a good pair of earphones, so I decided to do some more research into them. After ...  Read the complete review

If youve just got your new MP3 player, complete with those free included earphones and are thinking "These dont sound too bad", then wait untill you hear the Sennheiser cx-300s!!!! Ive had these for a year and was so impressed the first time I heard these, wasnt expecting the sound I got for the price I paid! Very good bass response ...  Read the complete review

I bought these headphones about 3 weeks ago, as my skullcandy headphones (which cost me £15) had broken (right earphone ceased to work) which I wasn't best pleased about. I decided, seeing as I listen to music for at least a good 4 - 8 hours per day, I'd go for a decent, well built pair that wouldn't just crack with time like my skullcandies ...  Read the complete review

When I first started listening to music through headphones and an mp3 player, I wasn't really bothered about the sound, just pleased that I could have portable music at my fingertips. Then I received my 2GB iPod a few years ago and was thoroughly impressed with the headphones supplied by Apple. I remained satisfied for 2 more years, though in ...  Read the complete review

I bought these roughly a year ago and they only lasted a few months. The sound quality is very, very good. Having been stuck using the basic iPod earphones prior to these, the CX 300 were a refreshing change. The bass on them is certainly more than adequate. Although some in-ear headphones don't block out background noise very well you ...  Read the complete review

I have just recently purchased the CX 300 headphones and they are the best I have ever used by far. The way the sit in your ear totally blockes out any outside noise. You are guarenteed a snug fit by way of the small, medium and large bud covers which are very soft and sit nicely in your ear, they are easy to change around so you can get the best ...  Read the complete review

Listening to music... a great British pastime, and something I enjoy every day. It comes as no surprise, mainly because it has been said many times before, that the earphones bundled with the iPod, or any MP3 player, are not brilliant. The iPod earphones are better then most, but for a small investment you can get a lot more music for your ...  Read the complete review

Sennheiser CX 300 headphones are in ear headphones featuring 3 different sizes of attachment in order to make the ideal fit with your ear. In general these headphones are amazing, their sound quality is simply staggering if like me you are only used to those cheap headphones that come with your mp3 player you've just bought! The price ...  Read the complete review

The Sennheiser CX 300 headphones come from a very reputable brand which is well known for their good quality of sound and overall build quality. They are also very competitively priced with the recommended retail price for £40 but they are available from a wide range of stores for £20 which is a great deal (e.g. Amazon) Upon receiving ...  Read the complete review

I have problems with earphones falling out of my ears, so when I saw that these come with 3 different sizes of ear buds to fit any canal, I knew I was onto a good thing. Music is very important to me and I spend up to 18 hours a day listening to it and much of this I am connected to earphones so comfort is essential and these do not ...  Read the complete review

Wired earphones have taken a downward tumble since bluetooth and wireless technology arrived. But after walking around the streets, listening to music with no wires and receiving very strange looks from people, I began to think to my self, why am I doing this? After shopping around my town, I stumbled aross the Sennheiser range and was ...  Read the complete review

I have owned a set of the Sennheiser CX 300 headphones for almost a year now. They come at an incredibly cheap price for in ear headphones from such a big sound company. But are they just a cheap rip off or an absolute bargain? The answer in my opinion is simple: bargain. These headphones have everything you could hope for within the ...  Read the complete review

I have owned these for about a year, and have used them alsmost evrey day! They are solid stury headphones giving great sound-quality and blocking out huge amount of sound to listernable quality (even for classical music!) I use these on the buss, and have been amazed. Because it blocks outso much sound, it allows you to play the sound at a lower ...  Read the complete review

These headphones are called the Sennheiser CX300, they are in ear headphones that will never fall out of your ear. They provide great sound and block outside noise so you don't have to listen to your music with background noise. Sound Quality -------------------- The sound quality on these Sennheiser headphones is awesome. You ...  Read the complete review

Overview The CX300 are ear canal or IEM (Inner Ear Monitor). They were originally released by Sennheiser as pro equipment and are related in design to both the Creative EP630s and an earlier Sharp model the MD33. Sennheiser whilst using similar shells ensure that the drivers inside are made to their exacting standards. The drivers are ...  Read the complete review

I bought the CX 300 headphones four months ago to use to listen to MP3s on my mobile phone. Whilst looking for in-ears I also considered the Sony EX-71s, the Creative EP-630 and some of the high-end Shure range. Unlike the Shures, the Sennheiser's are only semi-isolating (they don't go fully into your ear) so you're still able to hear ...  Read the complete review