Sennheiser CX 300S

These head buds are, really great. The bass, midrange and treble are perfect for me. The sound is perfectly crystal clear. These earbuds are so perfectly balanced, and the bass is perfect to. I have to give these earbuds a five-star rating for the price and for the sound I think I paid about 61 bucks for these. Well worth the purchase. Well worth the wait. Anyone wants a good set of earbuds for under 100 bucks and sounds good these are it.

They have some clarity but overall are very tinny sounding with not a lot of base. The AKG earbuds that came with my Galaxy S10 sounds overwhelmingly better as well as the Galaxy Buds I got for free with a bundle. Also At this price point cables should really be braided.

Figured I'd give this company a shot with all of the positive reviews, but these headphones produce a much lower quality sound than a $9 pair from Panasonic. It's genuinely bad, any instruments on the top half of the frequency range sound like white noise and the bottom half of the frequency range has a reduced volume so it's almosy like they want you to listen to their white noise generating terrible headphones. Oh, and they have a very limited volume. Save your money, buy a $10 pair from a company that doesn't hate you.

I have been using these headphones to play the drums for some time. They seem to last a few years, and are very comfortable to slip on. Yes you can find prob much better quality and more expensive, but for the price, and to slip these on real quick at church when you are needed to play in a hurry, they do the job.

If you are considering a different set than the Sennheiser CX 300S, then you will almost certainly be happier with your other options. These earphones provide a sound quality that may have been acceptable circa 2005. They provide a comfort level that is appropriate to a medieval torture dungeon. Despite offering three different sized attachments for the earbuds, all three options find a way to be intolerable. The most obvious flaw with the sound quality is that there is literally no bass. Even instruments that are not known for their low notes, such as violins and flutes, sound flat and distorted. You know the earphones you picked up from Walmart when you got a hand-me-down iPod in middle school? They had better sound quality. If you are on the fence about purchasing this set, please buy a different option. If my review spares you from wasting money on this set then at least I will have gained something out of these otherwise worthless earphones.