Product ReviewsSennheiser CX215 High Passive Attenuation Finger Contoured Housing Design in Ear Headphone Orange
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 Rating: Review Date: 09/26/13  |
Cons: -tangles easily in pocket
Pros: -Great Sound Quality-Good Durability of cables |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/03/13 |
Cons: base weak.
Pros: fit well. better sound. Comment:
this earphone fits well. sound quality is above average. base is somewhat weak. but overall I am satisfied. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/23/13 |
Cons: Doesn't have an anti-tangle cable, and if the cable jiggles around, it seems to translate to more noise in my ears than what I'm used to.
Pros: They're good. You're better off reading a serious review than reading what people have to say in these reviews. However, these seem to give surprisingly clear sound and a wide range of frequencies. The highs seem particularly nice. Comment:
I've tried a much more expensive pair of earbuds, and I actually prefer these over those ones.These are very well reviewed, and apparently very good for the price (try to get them on sale, as with almost any headphones). |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/07/13 |
Cons: not as bassy as expected
Pros: great sound Comment:
Great sound for a great price! These were 50$+ at other stores, so the NCIX special was a no-brainer. They are typical Sennheiser headphones, meaning they provide very precise digital, sound but not very warm.If you want something warmer, try the ones with wood casing (ex. JLAB JFi) |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/26/13 |
Cons: Vocals are a bit muddled and on the backburner. Lower mids are a little muddy. There is some sibilance before burning them in, my source also contributes to this because its very bright.
Pros: detailed crisp sound with a bit of sibilance before burn in. Comfortable, very good build quality.Cheap ($25 on sale). Comment:
I used some sennheiser headphones before and always liked the sound signature (warm and sweet/crisp) but a lot of they're headphones didn't fit my head. I was in the market for earbuds for rides on the bus and saw these on sale and payed $31 with tax and shipping. These IEM's are great because for $30 they have amazing highs, average mids and great but not overpowering bass. You can go from listening to jazz like Joni Mitchell or Miles Davis then switch to Electronic music like the Prodigy and have enough bass to put a smile on your face. I also used them for gaming and while the soundstage isn't as good as Audio Technica AD700's you can hear every detail and footstep with pinpoint accuracy. I'm very satisfied with these earbuds. |
Has good Highs and Lows, Works even better with equalizer.