I purchased Sennheiser CX300-B Earbuds because I was in search of a new pair of headphones and while doing research, I came across an impressive review on this product on an online electronics magazine.

Okay enough, not a great fit even with different sized buds. They do the job but probably just as good with the cheaper sony ones, I had a pair & they were pretty much the same (the buds fitted better) & you'll save ￡20 or so. So yeah, pretty average regardless of the higher price point.

Taking a break from high-end earphones, today I'm taking a gander at the new Sennheiser CX 300S. At $49.95, this new budget-friendly earphone from Sennheiser adds to the venerable CX Series. But how does it stack up to the competition

These earphones offer brilliant sound quality for the price, and come with a choice of four earpieces so they provide the best fit.

The pricing of earphones such as the Lenntek Sonix Micro and the "younger sibling" CX250 render the CX300 somewhat mediocre in today's crowded marketplace.

How many headphones have you washed/dryed and still work perfect

Crazy hard bass; Great sound quality; Low Frequency Response is amazing; Second pair i have purchased because i lost my first pair; I washed mine in washer/dryer and they still work fine

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Iwas disappointed after my first day. the rubber tips are so thin and flexible it's hard to get them into your ears. I have an apple classic Ipod and I messed around for a half hour with the bass, loudness, treble, eq functions and I could not get as good of sound as I could with the factory ones...

these are the bomb! my only complaint - i lost a rubber bud and discovered the bastards make you buy...

I've got stupid narrow ear canals. Nothing I can do about it except perhaps a full rebore and it doesn't stop me hearing things properly in the course of my normal life. The only problem is that whenever I try to wear in-ear headphones, they drop straight out.