Sennheiser MX375 In-Ear Headphones - Black

Since I am using this headset last 5 years still delivering best sound quality it is worth to purchase.

Vous souhaitez un super casque, petit et léger, pas intrusif, au sens aussi fluide qu’équilibré, plein que transparent ? Et bien c’est celui-ci. Et pas pour 100 ou 150 eur en plus… ceci dit par un passionné de hi-fi qui a eu en outre beaucoup de casques… Comme toujours avec les bons matériels audio, comptez une vingtaine d’heures de rodage pour en profiter… (Il me rappelle le PX100, petit casque ouvert que malheureusement Sennheiser ne produit plus… qui était une merveille pour un prix à l’époque presque ridicule…)

In de tijd dat ik het gebruikte klonk het goed, maar nog niet eens een jaar verder en het ding is compleet kapot. Links is het oortje losgekomen en nu is intern het draad ook gebroken want daar is ook geen geluid meer.

Even as a fan of Sennheiser the wires are getting thinner and thinner. it will not last as my previous in-ear headphones.

Najlepsze słuchawki, jakie miałam. Zawsze, jak zgubię jakąś parę, to szukam dokładnie tej samej. Jakość dżwięku i wykonania nie do zdarcia :)

I have small ear canals I have yet to find in-ear earbuds that don't cause a large amount of pain after a very short time. There is obviously less to no noise isolation with these but they are far more comfortable and better sounding than any earbud I have ever tried. What I can't believe is that they produce sound that is disturbingly close to that of my Grado headphones in a tiny form factor, that I thought was all but impossible. Size does matter and the Grados easily win, the sound is just bigger and there is more sound stage but the MX 375 easily beat other full sized headphones I had laying around, they simply lack the great detail that these and the Grados have. These also just kill the Sony earbuds I have that cost twice as much, those are well rated but the sound is barely passable in my opinion and even the smallest tips are painful in my ears. When one considers the combination of sound quality, comfort, cost and portability it's going to be really hard to beat the MX 375. There are no extra buttons and no extra heavy duty cabling or whatever, who cares, they device it's connected to is already within reach, they sound fantastic and they are not expensive. I compared them to a bunch stuff I have laying around ranging from complete junk to fairly good, here is how it stacks up: #7 House of Marley Smile Jamaca in-ear #6 SanDisk in-ear (Included with SanDisk Clip Sport player) #5 Sony MDR-NC7 (noise cancelling headphones, on-ear) #4 RCA (cheap old over-ear headphones, no model no.) (small gap) #3 Sony Extra Bass MDRXB50APR in-ear (huge gap) #2 Sennheiser MX 375 (small gap) #1 Grado Labs SR125 (headphones) Basically everything below #2 is not worth listening too. I doubt that you can beat these in terms of sound quality without spending at least 3-4 times as much money and there may be portability trade-offs (i.e. won't fit in your pocket).