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Sennheiser CX Sport Bluetooth Sports Headphone

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Condition
New
Dimensions
12.54 x 0.56 x 1.78 in
Weight
0.52 oz
Color
Clear
Ear Placement
In Ear
Noise Control
Sound Isolation
Headphones Jack
USB
In the box
CX SPORT In-Ear Wireless HeadsetUSB Charging cableEar adaptor set (XS, S, M, L)Ear fins (S, M, L)Cable ClipNeoprene Carry PouchManuals (Safety Guide & Quick Guide)

Features 7

  • Sennheiser proprietary transducers, designed and engineered in Germany, deliver balanced and detailed sound with dynamic bass capability
  • Sweat and splash resistant, designed to compliment your workout activities
  • 6 hour battery life from a 1.5 hours charge. A 10 minute quick charge provides an additional 1 hour of battery life making sure the CX SPORT is ready to work out when you are
  • Bluetooth 4.2 with multi point connectivity allows pairing with eight (8) devices and simultaneous connection with two (2) devices

Description

Experience the joy of movement with the Sennheiser CX SPORT In-Ear Wireless earphones. The lightweight, sweat and splash resistant design can be worn around the neck or in front for a secure ergonomic fit, while advanced Bluetooth technology sets you free to experience high-quality sound as you move. Bluetooth 4.2 and Qualcomm apt-X ensure uncompromised audio quality. Operation is intuitive and effortless thanks to the three-button remote for easy music and call management. Ergonomically designed fins keep these earbuds secure during workouts. The six-hour battery life is complemented with fast charging ability so the CX SPORT is ready when you are.

Specs 36

Brand Sennheiser
Color Clear
Ear Placement In Ear
Form Factor In Ear
Noise Control Sound Isolation
Headphones Jack USB
Model Name language _ tag
Connectivity Technology Bluetooth 4.2

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Very nice headphones for activity
I bought both these and the "HD1 free" at the same time. My main exercise where I'd use headphones is walking outside; I have decent equipment indoors where I can just use a speaker, and running IMHO is just a good way to get hurt. The sound quality on the HD1 free is better; we'll just get that out of the way first - those things are absolutely phenomanal earbuds. But the HD1 cord is longer and they don't fit as snugly in my ears. As a result, while I'm walking around town, turning my head to cross the street, they would get pulled out just slightly. Without the seal, earbuds suddenly sound really hollow. These CX1s, though, are great. They sound /almost/ as good as the HD1 free, which means they still sound better than whatever you probably have now. They really do sound very good; they're an outstanding earbud. I'm keeping them because they really do work better for "active" use. They're lighter weight overall. The buds are somewhat smaller and the cord is shorter. Looking at them, you'd think those were really minor changes, but they feel substantially lighter weight overall. Combine that with the silicone "wings", and these stay put exceptionally well. They come with four sets of "the thing that plugs your ear canal" and three sizes of wing, but, as a "borderline-large guy" (6'1"/225), the default size-3 cushions and medium wings (as-shipped) fit me perfectly. I did run and jump some with them in, and have spent several hours walking around town, which involves a lot of "look both ways before crossing" head motions that usually pull headphones out. These things stay exactly where I put them. They block out darn near all outside nose in a small town, so they're honestly probably not super safe to wear in high-speed traffic - but I'm in a village where there's basically no cars driving around. They'd be great in a gym, and I've been using them at my desk occasionally (though my PXC-550 headset gets more use when I'm sitting down). The thing about these (actually both) which I'm most impressed by, aside from the sound, is the bluetooth range. I use some 3M worktunes over-ear hearing protection while I'm mowing. They also use bluetooth. I noticed that the sound would pause when I'd pass in front of my front door. After the fourth or fifth time, I looked at the bluetooth settings, and my phone was connecting to the CX1 sports. I had forgotten to turn them off, and left them on my kitchen table. In the house, over 50 feet away, though two doors. The signal was strong enough and these connect fast enough that they were reconnecting to my phone in my front pocket on the opposite side of my body. I had to go inside and turn them off. It goes without saying that I've not had any trouble with them disconnecting from my phone regardless of where I carry it. You wouldn't have to keep your phone on you while working out, as long as it's in view. Re: the yellow, I wasn't initially a huge fan. But I've decided I like it for two reasons. One, it makes them easier to find in a dark bag or whatever, and two, it's just enough that people around can actually tell you're wearing headphones. since these block out external sound so well, it's nice not turning around and realizing that someone's been talking to you for who knows how long without you hearing a word. In short, I love these things for any time I'm moving around; they stay in and sound really really good. And the HD1 free? My wife ended up keeping them, because she didn't have a particularly good set of headphones. So, we both win. :) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2018 by D. Sauer
So Disappointed
Purchased these headphones for working out. I thought the sound quality was quite good. Also liked that they had different sizes (I have one small ear canal). However, the charge indicator light suddenly quit working (it didn't illuminate), so it was unclear whether the device was charged or not. Then after awhile longer, the charge indicator light remained on constantly, and if the headphones weren't plugged in the battery would drain very quickly, as if I were using it (it was turned off). Finally, the headphone just started to turn itself off - the battery wasn't drained - it would just turn off. I would turn it back on, and a few minutes later it would turn off again, and again, and again. Sorry, I've never given a one-star review, but the product just simply stopped working. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2019 by JMM
I wanted to love these, but...
I have used Sennheiser earbuds for exercise for about 5 years now (the wired kind). I absolutely adored those and they sounded great. So, imagine my surprise when I realized exactly how badly I overpaid for these. They simply are poorly designed. The sheer weight of the battery/controls on the connecting wire keeps pulling them out of your ears - no matter the combination of tips and fins. You can forget about jogging with these things, because any sort of bouncing around exacerbates the problem. If you manage to get a snug fit, the main chassis pulls right out of the tip, leaving the silicone lodged in your ear canal. This is especially true after a couple of weeks usage, because, you know, humans have earwax and sweat when they exercise. This causes the sound quality to suffer because it never has a proper seal, making it sound worse than the lowest-end earphones. The battery notification is not quite accurate. It will show half-full on the phone and the earphones themselves will notify you “2-3 hours remain” only to have them die 20 minutes later. I will say that there’s no problems on a full charge. Also, as of this writing, there’s no aftermarket for earfins, so if you lose one you probably have to buy directly from Sennheiser. Which, last I checked, did not have them listed anywhere. Frustrating. All in all, I simply cannot recommend these and as a loyal customer I feel very disappointed. They are cheap and overpriced. Sadly, Beats have not let me down yet (they stay in at least) and if those are out of your price range, get some knockoffs because they will still work better than these Sennheiser earphones. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2019 by Gerglewerx
The best wireless earbuds for the gym
These headphones are amazing. I went through Beats X and Jaybirds X3 both didn’t do it for me, the Beats X has way to long of a cable for the gym and the Jaybirds X3 broke after a month. I was going to buy the Bose SoundSport Wireless but hearing that Sennheiser was releasing wireless sports earbuds I had to wait to get these. I have the Sennheiser HD660s and Game One headphones, both of which are amazing. Sennheiser delivered with these. They are simple to connect via Bluetooth. Sound is well balanced, bass might be a little weaker than other options such as the Jaybirds X3 or Beats X. However for the music I listen to which is mainly EDM (Techo, Trance and House) the bass is just right to not ruin the lows or highs. The fit on these are really good. The Jaybirds would always fall out of my ears, but these stay in place no matter what. Took these last night to the gym and they stayed in place the whole 3 hour workout. The wait for Sennheiser to put out wireless sport earbuds has paid off, definitely quality product and one of the best options out there. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2018 by Lukasz Szczerba
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