In addition, back when I owned Apple earphones, my father bought me a pair of Sennheiser earphones and I couldn’t believe the improvement in sound quality and comfort.

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The bass is loud whilst not being overbearing, they’re very punchy and clean, and when I turned the sound up to full, there was virtually no distortion on the mids and trebles. The sound was distorted, and the ‘trumpet’s bell’ design has never been to my taste as I find that they fall out a lot, and I have to fiddle with them constantly to make them stay in a position that gives me optimum sound quality. The MX 375 aren’t quite audiophile quality, finding a solid set of audiophile headphones can be a really tough feat.The packaging clearly tells us that the Sennheiser MX 375 In-Ear Headphones are made for MP3, iPad, iPod, iPhone and portable media players. diameter, some people may find these rather large compared to the earphone diameters of other brands, and especially those with a ‘trumpet’s bell’ design. hoping these will give similar high quality, without being so bulky as I nod off against the pillow! They do not cancel out the sounds of the surrounding environment, which I think is much better for safety reasons whilst walking, especially if it’s dark. Their high performance dynamic drivers deliver powerful, booming bass while their sleek and ultra lightweight demeanor aids in offering enhanced portability and style.

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I bought them because in the modern world we live in, I find myself regularly falling asleep with Youtube on, and wearing a bigger pair of sound deadening AKG 60 wireless headphones . I bought the Sennheiser MX 375 In-Ear Headphones in black because the earphones supplied with my Windows Phone were of pretty lacklustre quality, as is the case with most bundled accessories that come with cellphones these days. The Sennheiser MX 375 In-Ear Headphones are suitable for everyday use rather than just being good for sitting around in your living room.However, one weakness of the Sennheiser MX 375 In-Ear Headphones is that there is a notable amount of sound leakage which I noticed when my partner, Dan, was testing them out, and I could even make out all the song lyrics.

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I think my favourite aspect of the Sennheiser MX 375 In-Ear Headphones is that they highlighted subtleties in the music, and picked up on instruments and other sounds in the background that I was unable to hear with the standard headphones, even in songs that I know like the back of my hand.

I use headphones for listening to whilst walking and whilst relaxing and so (for the latter especially) I insist on complete clarity however I do tend to lose head phones and so these are perfect! The pouch proudly displays the Sennheiser logo on the front in shiny faux leather and has a Sennheiser branded tag stitched on the side. It is not recommended that you turn music up to its full volume, as it can damage your hearing as well as your equipment. The quality of the bass seems to be a selling point for the Sennheiser MX 375’s, and the box instructs the consumer to ‘Crank The Bass! This type of device allows you to listen at lower volume levels, causing less ear fatigue as you don't have to crank up the volume to overcome background noise.