Sennheiser CX 215 Earphones - Bronze

Rediscover music.

I'm a sound engineer and pretty much my whole life, I've been pretty sensitive to different frequency ranges. I'm used to the very expensive studio headphones I use for working on music as well as the "consumer grade" pair I use for everyday listening, and they're generally good enough. However, these are pretty amazing. I'm hearing things I've never heard before and not just on lossless recording sources (i.e., CDs) but even on MP3s! I really wasn't expecting to be blown away but I am very impressed by these pair. I recommend them, especially at the price at which they're being offered. Another thing is that they're very, very comfortable making for hours of listening enjoyment--great for long commutes on the bus or train. And the noise-canceling on these beat that on my previous pair. This was a surprisingly good buy.

Excellent quality at a great price

I purchased these headphones after reading a great review in Consumers Report. They are great, they do a great job in blocking much of the background noise, I now hear notes in my favorite songs I had not heard before; the bass is stronger than in comparable headphones, even more than the new Apple ear pods. The only complaint is that the cord is very thin, making it easier to tangle, and maybe later the wires being more prone to breakage or separating. Only time will tell......

It's exactly what I was looking for.

I was deciding between the new Apple EarPods and there beauties and i have to say, these are outstanding. Here's a list of pros and cons:

Pros
-Sound is crazy good for the price range these earphones are in
-Various sizes to fit all holes
-Cord is long enough for running or casual wear
-Doesn't suck.

Cons
-The cords too weak/thin for my taste but then again putting a monster cable type cord on a $40 product seems unrealistic.
-They get uncomfortable but its just the design flaw of all of the in-ears i know.

In conclusion, buy them. They're worth the money.

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