Sennheiser CX 215

I would say the overall sound here is good, comparable to the sounds from the Samsung Galaxy Buds 2, Plus, and Pro for the most part. Good but not earth shattering.

However, plenty of our favorites in this general price range offer similar or better sound performance and designs. The Jaybird X3, the Bose SoundSport Wireless, the JLab Epic Sport Wireless , and the aforementioned JBL Reflect Mini 2 are all worth your attention. Sennheiser's CX Sport earphones can certainly hang with the competition, but they can't top this list with so-so battery life and a comparatively high price

In my past 25 years of listening to music I never took the deep dive into hifi and what could possibly out there for me to have a better listening experience. That was until I got myself a proper pair of Sennheiser wireless earbuds and got a taste of how better hifi devices can improve your listening experience.

: Light, Powerful sound, nice cable parts, : cable seems fragile, structure could be better they have amazing audio range, for their price, mids could be fuller, apart from this you won't seem to get enough of them!

With that said, it still sounds great to my ears and I am not sure how much I would really use LDAC considering the power consumption and inability to use multipoint with it. I have headphones at home if I really want higher sound quality when not using my phone. ANC/transparency mode 8/10: Transparency mode works but is not as natural/good as my Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 or Jabra Elite 7 Pros. Still, it does its job and I am fine with it.

Get the Sennheiser CX. They are so clear precise and loud with eq app in option.