November 13th, 2006 | by Brandon King
...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 Jo on October 29, 2008:
“Firstly... the sound quality for these phones are very decent considering the category they're in. They're not quite earbuds but not ear canal phones either. For those who complain about "terrible" sound from this it is very likely that you simply don't...” More...
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by Himanshu on November 12, 2008:
“I have compared Bose earphones, Shure e2c, e3c, and the Sennheiser CX300's. These are the best earphones I have ever used. The bass and sound pressure level plus crystal clear mids and highs trick your ears into feeling like you are live in concert. Absolutely...” More...