Sennheiser CX 400

It seems to be the ultimate cardinal sin among gadget fans - failing to upgrade the headphones that came with your iPod/MP3 Player. But what if you've never had any problems with your bundled headphones? They're comfortable, look great and you don't really fancy shelling out £50 for a new pair that you don't really need. There are a multitude of budget headphones available today, which, in many ways, makes your decision even harder - once you've convinced yourself you need the damned things, which ones do you go for? If brands sway you, chances are you'll be taking a look at these; Sennheiser's entry level cans. One of the market leaders, producing a pair of ...  Read the complete review

These in-ear, noise-isolating headphones feel be a little strange when you first start using them - but don't let that put you off. Sony and Sennheiser have been offering this headphone technology for a few years now. It has stood the test of time, and is probably here to stay for a few more years whether you like it or not! The concept behind the CX 400s is simple; block out all the ambient noise with snug fitting rubber in-ear phones and let the sounds from your MP3 player spurt directly into your ear, unhindered by spillage from the outside world. And it works. So well in fact, that you cannot hear nearby cars, or people trying to talk to you ...  Read the complete review

As far as in ear head phones go these are the best available at this price. the bass is strong and punchy with superb detail from the highs to the lows. these are a near perfect match for your mp3 player or if you like to listen to music on your pc and a standard cd player, they handle any genre of music witch is handy if like me you have a vairied preferance of music. very comfortable as well. ...  Read the complete review