Sennheiser
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The Sennheiser CX 80S are ultra‑lightweight wired in‑ear headphones with a balanced sound signature, high SPL, and an integrated MEMS microphone. They offer solid passive noise isolation and a durable angled 3.5 mm cable, making them a value‑driven option for everyday wired listening.
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers and editors describe the CX 80S as delivering essential, uncompressed audio with a smooth 17–20 kHz response and a pleasantly balanced profile. They commend its ultra‑light 10 g construction, comfortable fit, and effective passive isolation, positioning it as a value‑driven, everyday wired earphone launched in February 2021. However, they note the lack of an IP rating, absence of active noise cancellation, and a sound signature that may not satisfy demanding classical audiophiles.
What Users Say
Everyday users consistently praise the clear, balanced sound, lightweight comfort, and reliable inline mic/remote. The ear tips provide good passive isolation for commuting and light exercise. Recurring criticisms focus on the neutral bass, non‑replaceable cable, and average build quality, though durability concerns are not widespread due to the limited number of reviews.
Common Complaints
Neutral bass response, non‑replaceable cable, average build quality for heavy use, and limited availability of professional and consumer reviews.
What People Are Saying
“very satisfied with classical”
“no major noise from clothing”
How It Compares
vs. Sennheiser CX 300S
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Choose CX 80S for ultra‑light comfort and higher volume; choose CX 300S if you prefer a heavier build with slightly stronger bass.
vs. JBL Quantum 50
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Select CX 80S for everyday listening and comfort; opt for JBL Quantum 50 if you need gaming‑specific audio cues.
vs. Skullcandy Ink'd Plus
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Pick CX 80S for balanced audio and higher volume capability; choose Ink'd Plus if you prioritize a bass‑centric sound.
