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Sennheiser CX 300-II Headphones Review - Intro	Advertisement
By Mark Brezinski Published on March 19, 2009 Comment on this Intro Tour & Design Sound Quality Isolation Comfort Usability Monster Turbines Comparison Shure SE420 Comparison Sennheiser CX 95 Comparison Apple iPod In ear Headphones Comparison Conclusion Ratings & Specs

Introduction   The Sennheiser CX 300-II headphones are an entry-level set of in-ears. They don't have much to differentiate them from other in-ears aesthetically, but they are a better than average value. The CX 300-II did well on our sound quality tests. They have a good frequency response with strong bass, low distortion, and even tracking. Most in-ears tend to have excellent isolation, but the CX 300-IIs are just average in this regard. They do have a good max volume and leakage control, however. We thought the CX 300-IIs were comfortable for a set of in-ears. Their sleeves were a bit thin, so they didn't put much pressure on the insides of our ears. The CX 300-IIs will be available in the US soon for about $75.     Page 1 of 12 Tour & Design   Section The Good The Bad Tour & Design • Sturdier than the average in-ear. • Plain looks. Sound Quality • Good frequency response, low distortion, even tracking. • N/A Isolation • High volume output, good leakage control. • Below average isolation for a set of in-ears Comfort • Comfortable over short and long-term use. • Not a lot of customization options. Usability • Portable, no batteries required. • Not easy to maintain. Conclusion • Good sound quality for the price. • Somewhat vanilla. Comparisons Monster Turbines Shure SE420 Sennheiser CX 95 Apple iPod In-ear Headphones

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