Sennheiser CX 300-II Precision

I had recently noticed that the sound was not coming through as clearly on my ipod earphones - granted I had used them for over two years. People had told me when I first got my ipod that I would need to upgrade my earphones, but I did not bother, as I was happy enough with the ones provided. How wrong was I, if only I had known then what I know now! These sennheiser CX 300 II are fantastic and highly recommended. Sennheiser have been around for a while - formed in 1945 in Germany and have been making all kinds of audio products since then. The Sennheiser CX 300 II offer a powerful bass driven stereo. I really like the design of the cable as one ear cord ...  Read the complete review

These are probably the most under-rated earphones on the market. I use mine with my iPod touch. They are a direct replacement with no extras needed. My review is based on a comparison with the bundled Apple item, but these have a standard 3.5mm jack plug & therefore can be used with the majority of hand held devices. I picked mine up for an astonishingly low price, less than the price of the manufacturers replacement set. They fit in your ear better than the original item, using the method known as 'sound isolating', the theory being that the ear bud makes a seal in your ear canal therefore reducing the amount of sound lost, and also the amount of unwanted sound ...  Read the complete review

The Sennheiser CX 300-II Precision headphones make a great cheap alternative that work great for most genres of music. I got these from Play.com for only £15 as a cheap alternative to the Apple headphones and they have surpassed all my expectations. The CX 300s come in an Eco friendly recycled cardboard box with minimal packaging. The headphones themselves are nicely designed with interchangeable earbuds to make sure you get the perfect fit and a good length cable. They are the sort of headphones that fit into your ear canal so it does take some fiddling to get them to say in. As for sound quality the CX 300s pack quite a lot of bass for a £15 pair of ...  Read the complete review

I wanted to upgrade my pair of cheap in ear headphones to something which provided a deeper sound range & better bass but was still affordable. I did orginally look into the idea of buying tradional over the head ones but they seem to suffer with sound leakage issues which I wasn't keen on as I was mostly going to be using them in the office. So after considering a number of alternatives, I decided to opt for the CS 300-II's which I managed to purchase for £25 from my local HMV store. For the price, they are hugely impressive & I can notice a huge difference from my previous headphones. They provide great sound clariety & a deep and ...  Read the complete review

As opposed to the only review on this product, I'm afraid this is the my least recommended earphones, because it totally does not worth this money. But unfortunately, I see many people seem to have this one, might because its maker is one of the world bset. The only feature of this is its extremely heavy bass, which is definately too much and drums are unclear. The highs lack estension and the mids are somewhat blurred by its bass. In fact, the all cx-series, like cx-400, cx-500 have this features. If there are any advantages about these earbuds, it will be its easiness to drive. They are easily driven to their full potential by portable systems, and as an in-ear ...  Read the complete review