Sennheiser MX-400 In-Ear Headphones

Manufacturer:	Sennheiser
List price:	~~$14.99~~
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Sennheiser MX-400 In-Ear Headphones

Average rating: Stars

Not For The Typical Audiophile...

...but they're okay. As a matter of fact, I'm not what you'd consider an audiophile. Although I wasn't totally dissappointed with these, I ended up getting the MDR-J10.

SOUND QUALITY: While the sound of these are better than some similar priced earbuds, the sound is just okay. The MDR-J10 from Sony in my opinion has a fuller bass, though not clear treble that the MX400's have. I have to turn up the bass on my player all the way up to get the bass out of the MX400, and it distorts a lot at high volume. If you dislike the sound of these, I'd highly recommend trying some Fontopia's or the h.ear from Sony.

DURABILITY: These seem to be pretty durable. The plastic is pretty tough, but I wouldn't be suprised if they cracked or something.

PORTABILITY: They're earbuds. Nuff' said.

COST: For the sound, I think these are a little overpriced, and should be around the $5-$8 range rather than the $10-$15 range. The treble is clear, but the bass...the headphones free with my $5 cassette player had more bass.

OVERALL: Get something else for a better sounding experience.

Sennheiser MX-400 In-Ear Headphones - Sennheiser

Awful sound

Based on the reviews I bought this as a replacement for my Creative Zen Micro. What awful sound. I guess for $15 I could have done worse.

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Best Earbuds under $50

Simply the best buds for the money. The sound is quite simply better than every earbud I've ever owned, including the Sony and Koss series. If you have an mp3 player, go with these instead of the low priced Sonys on this site, they beat them hands down. Clean bass, excellent midranges, and crisp highs. Really, these buds wowed me and there is a reason why every audiophile forum on the web will mention these as a low priced alternative to the more expensive but mediocre earbuds you see on store shelves.

Lets put it this way, if you have 70 dollars and need quality phones, get the legendary Grado SR60's. If you have less than 50 to spend and you want earbuds, get the MX-400's.

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