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Excellent Quality Headphones

Advantages: Good Bass, Solid Sound
Disadvantages: No travel pouch

...that these ear buds by Sennheiser are the best choice for the price, sound quality, and size. My friend also bought a pair after me and said that he also found them exceptional headphones and were great value for money. However I did notice with his that the ear buds felt slightly loose in my ears. This was probably due to us having different size ears though. ...

aidennichols 19.10.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Sennheiser CX 300

Excellent comfy and robust sports headphone

Advantages: Comfy, good sound, robust
Disadvantages: Bright orange colour

I bought the Sennheiser PMX 80 since I was in need of a good set of sports headphones for use while running. I was at the time temporarily using a set of Cheapo ear bud headphones, which were basically rubbish – they fell out all the time (and one of the ear buds was actually falling apart). The Sennheiser PMX 80 however has a very good fit – you can shake your head like mad, yank the cord, even pull them – and they never fall of. They are also very ...
...pale in comparison to my Sennheiser HD595 can's which I use at home (which are however one of the best sets of headphones available), and also slightly below the level of my usual portable Sony EX headphones which I use when travelling. In Short In short I'm very happy with these headphones – they have now accompanied me on many runs, indoor rows and even cross-country skiing abroad. Aside from making me stick out due to their fluorescent colour, ...

andrewjrvhunt 09.03.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Sennheiser PMX 80 Sport II

Feeling sound, Skullcandy Lowrider

Advantages: Price, excellent audio response, trendy colors
Disadvantages: Read the review

...so on. The Skullcandy has a great range of quality headphones and most of them are reasonably priced. Now it’s quite pertinent to ask why not go for the best. There are two main factors:a) The price. 2) The necessity of requirement. Bose makes great headphones but their deletion from list of brands is automatic. (On both counts). At around £26 it’s definitely quality available at a reasonable price. They are designed so intelligently, a high comfort ...
...schemes and a DJ-style swiveling ear cups. They are available in both leather and headband (a bit thicker) and they fit in snugly which eliminates noise and audio spill out. The Lowrider’s 40 mm drives guarantees that much of extra bass without effecting the high frequency spectrum to any noticeable extent. They are foldable, which is a big plus. I just can not help but look at its technical specifications: Headphones Type: Headphones - Binaural ...

roktimdutta 04.10.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Skullcandy Lowrider

Great Value headphones

Advantages: Rich sound & deep bass
Disadvantages: None really

I wanted to upgrade my pair of cheap in ear headphones to something which provided a deeper sound range & better bass but was still affordable. I did orginally look into the idea of buying tradional over the head ones but they seem to suffer with sound leakage issues which I wasn't keen on as I was mostly going to be using them in the office. So after considering a number of alternatives, I decided to opt for the CS 300-II's which I managed to purchase ...
...I can notice a huge difference from my previous headphones. They provide great sound clariety & a deep and reach base, as well as providing a noice cancelling function which is unusual in headphones of this price. They come with a set of different sized ear buds so you can choose the one which is most comfortable. For the money, I think these headphones are great value! ...

djkunal 03.09.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Sennheiser CX 300-II Precision

Sennheiser, affordable & sound great

Advantages: Sound great
Disadvantages: May feel cheap

What do you want in a good set of headphones, good sound, and a nice fit. Well these cover the nice fit, with extendable bands to match your head, and cusioned pads on the band so you dont feel any rubbing. The sound? that's covered too, these are over-ear headphones so they accomodate larger speakers, and much better base, than convensional in-ears, and the treble is just as good. Basically they sound great, especially when you consider the price ...
...expect to pay £60! The ear pads are just as comfortable too, cusioned as you'd expect but they also fit well so you get less sound seeping out, and more is contained to travel to your ears and noone elses, which also means you don't hear much from the outside, no annoying children on the bus, or the sound of tracks in the tube. They come with a handy carry case to stop annoying wire tangles and it protects the headphones very well. I will never ...

piiindy 24.04.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Sennheiser PX200