For their price, the CX 300's offer a more than adequate replacement for your standard iPod headphones in terms of sound quality; and you'll also be pretty pleased with their bass levels.

Aesthetically pleasing; Excellent bass levels; Price

Mid Range lacks some detail

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.

These are substancially better than the EP-630, but still they are dreadful comparing to the Philips SHE9500 or the MX500. They offer good bass impact and extension, but its quality leaves much to be desired. It's badly seperated from the mids. Their highs are decently-detailed and bright.

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...

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.

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.

Top quality earphones for a super price. Beware cheap fakes.

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