Sennheiser CX 300-S

The Sennheiser CX-300 headphones have been out for around two years now, and are generally recognized to be great value in ear headphones for everyday use. They are cheap (cost around £18) and they also have a very good sound. The headphones fit inside the ear, and therefore reduce outside noise that you do not want to disturb the music. Some people will find these headphones to be quite uncomfortable, as they can itch a bit. But Sennheiser has kindly included three different ear bud types in the packaging, so whatever size your ears are, they are bound to fit, making it a more comfortable experience. In terms of durability these headphones last for ...  Read the complete review

Sennheiser are a very good and so are these headphones however they weren't as good as I hoped. They provide good sound quality however they are not suitable for runners as when you run you here an amplified version of the wires hitting your legs which is pretty annoying. They are great value for money and compared to headphones of a similar price range they are very very good, but unlike most people I prefer my apple headphones over these mostly becasue of the sound disruption caused when walking/running. They fit very well and come with 3 different bud sizes so they fit most ears and this means better sound quality than most. Due to their good fit ...  Read the complete review

Awesome headphones.... I got a set of these when hanging around at an airport and i broke my headphone! So i went over the curry's or comet (whichever) and had a look at what they had. They had my headphone i just broke but they were pretty expensive(more than normal) and i thought for the price they were i would try these for the same price. I was hesatent at first as my old headphone were a bargin £4.95 and really were amazing and felt i should have gone with what i new. At first the shape of them trough me a bit as they are very small, but the sound is'nt! So comfortable light dont even notice them in ear to honest, The bass on them is good and very clear from ...  Read the complete review

I purchased the CX300 after wanting a decent pair of earphones that weren't your usual break in a week ones. After reading reviews I found the CX300 to be a popular choice, the money I had spent on poor quality headphones so far I thought was about equivalent to the £18 cost of the Sennheisers so I went ahead and purchased them. They are REALLY bassy, have a rubbery premium feel to the cable. But I wasn't impressed with the build quality of the actual ear bud. They look great but it was a little flimsy feeling. I have since bought a pair of Creative ep630 which are the exact same shell but with different internal parts and branding. ...  Read the complete review

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. Sennheiser whilst using similar molds ensure that the drivers inside are made to their exacting standards. The drivers are not speakers as such but they are armatures and so unlike most speaker type headphones work their best straight out of the box with no need to burn them in. This was my first pair of IEM as I was not sure that I could cope with something in my ear canal. I find with the medium silicone tips that I can wear them for many hours at a siting and can ...  Read the complete review