these were the best sounding earbuds for the price I've ever tried. What is the most similar product in terms of sound quality and $ from sennheiser?
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The new version of the same thing. http://www.amazon.com/Sennheiser-II-Precision-Enhanced-Earbuds/dp/B001EZYMF4/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1414760609&sr=1-1&keywords=CX300
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I would give it a solid "decent". I believe I was expecting better, and looked for something else. In the course of trying more expensive Sennheiser, B&W;, Beats models, I came to feel the less than perfect isolation was way more than offset by everything else. Audio quality is fabulous and so is the design and fit and finish. Let me know how you go on this. Ed
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i have a sennheiser and i still use it cause there is quality in it too.but there is no comparison cause if i can go back in time i would have bought Bose QuietComfort.and it really helps when you are in an airplane if there is a kid crying you would hear nothing. ^_^
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One more thing: Earbuds come with the Sangean DT-120, but I still recommend you buy 32 ohm headphones ($20-$25 should get a really good responsive pair to show off the awesome bass of the Sangean!
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I buy the cheap ear buds from a Fred Meyers ,here in Oregon,its like 7.00 dollars works great. For Christmas daughter bought and Bose ear bud I still prefer the cheaper one . I hope this help you.
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Sennheiser CX-300, far and away. Those Senns are probably the best you'll get under $50, however another contender would be the JVC Marshmellow which sounded better than my $120 Shure earbuds after a little tweak (can find instructions for that on head-fi, if you're interested).
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Oh yes! The bass, in my opinion, is fantastic. I tried some 130 dollar earbuds once, and I loved the bass. But these are better. And cheaper.
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I recommend the Sennheiser HD448s. They sound great and are very clear like the 595s, which I also own. However, they need a good 50+ hours of burn in to really reach their full potential.
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Stick to anything else. After receiving two pairs through warranty i was able to get a refund through amazon today. The product is severely defective and i am just lucky i could get my $80 back. Try apple earpods with mic or some of those skull candy ones. much cheaper and don't brake as easily. Also for the price there isn't a significant difference in sound quality. hope this helps if you have any questions just ask i went through three pairs so ill know.
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Am on the same boat. Kindly let me know if you find any answers by replying to this comment. Also looking for Sennheiser HD 598 Over-Ear Headphones . Have emailed customer care
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I have never been comfortable with any type of earbuds. That being said, these fit very nicely with small plastic wings to hold them in. And the sound quality is unbeatable.
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Yeah the sound is good. I just bought a cheap pair of Maxell earbuds to replace and the AGPtek sound better. But I wouldn't get them. The batteries wear out too soon. I wore mine 5 days a week for around 3-4 hrs a day avg charging while I drove. They lasted maybe 5 mo.
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Comply tips won't enhance the sound of $20 buds. I looked at them on amazon. They supposedly already have enhanced bass. The comply tips will make them unlistenable. Yu
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Any earbud provides SOME noise isolation and some with tight-fitting eartips do better. Although I really like the JBuds sound and comfort (and the price!), the noise isolation doesn't seem any better than any other earbud set I've used. Some ear canals are harder to fit than others, though, so some of the sound leakage might be due to MY ear canals.
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They sound just as good as beats. I did a direct comparison myself. Plus they are really high quality. They will last a long time. No reservations, just but them!!
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I'd say they're at least as equal to the Sony cans. Sound quality is about the same. The Senn's are pretty durable, too, at least so far in my experience. I sleep with them on frequently, even laying on them, and they've held up so far. Plus, if you mean the Sony noise-cancelling headphones, those need a battery (AAA) for the noise cancelling feature; the Senn's are pretty good at keeping noise out just on construction alone--no battery power needed. I'd go with the Sennheisers.
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Have not tried the other 2, but I will say Shure makes really quality stuff. I used to think Sennheiser was on top of everything but they moved so much of there production outside of Europe, it has not been as good. Wish I could help you out further.