...clocking in at half the price, and with unmatched comfort, the CX300 comes out on top for value.
Highs: Custom sleeves for proper fitting; good sound quality
Lows: Poor sound isolation; fragile feeling
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The CX300 marks Sennheiser’s first attempt at the in-ear, canalphone-type headphone that has made Shure and Etymotic famous. While most canalphones are touted as being noise-reducing, the CX300 takes a different angle, creating a hybrid ear bud-canalphone product. Sound strange? Read on…
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by Superficial on November 22, 2009:
“I had a pair of CX 300's but when they broke ( 1.5 year of heavy use) I bought AKG K324 P, then I realized how good they were. Very deep, head shaking lows, clear and precise mid and highs. AKG's were supposed to be higher class but they are nowhere near the...” More...
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by Nina on November 22, 2009:
“I owned 2 pairs of CX300, one from Apple store @HKD699 (USD85) and one from street @HKD298 (USD35). They have very similar, if not identical, packing and outlook. Sounds from them appear similar, particularly the character, and the mid & high ranges. But the...” More...