Sennheiser CX 215 Earphones Review 2022

The CX 215 is recommended because, despite the fact that it is comparable to prior models, users have had a far better experience with them than they had with the CX 200II.

Sennheiser, Are You Telling The Truth?

The Sennheiser CX 215 earphones are the next step up from the CX 200 II earbuds that we reviewed before. Sennheiser equipped them with essential features like as robust bass, compatibility with CD and MP3 players, and ease of adjustment, as well as a convenient two-year guarantee. They claim that the CX 215 will also effectively filter out background noise.

When connected to tiny devices such as MP3 players, these earphones will work great. However, if you were to put them into a large stereo system and attempt to listen to music via them, they would most certainly blow out owing to the low impedance.

It’s claimed that the CX 215 has strong bass, or at least it should have powerful bass – however Sennheiser is lying; the frequency response is 22-20000hz, which means it won’t have any booming bass at all, nor will it have exquisite highs. The specifications aren’t quite as impressive as those of the CX 175; nonetheless, it will be up to the design to determine if they are genuinely worse.

Positives

• Great character, more durable than previous models.

Negatives

• Low quality mids, low impedance.

Editor Rating

Can’t Forget About The Buyer

The CX 215 received overwhelmingly positive feedback, with just a few consumers expressing dissatisfaction with their purchase. The previous CX 200 II wasn’t very long-lasting, however the vast majority of individuals did not have any issues with the newer CX 215 breaking down in the field. Consumers have complained that the mid-level audio quality is poor and that the clarity is not up to par, which is understandable given that the impedance is not specified as being very high.

However, when compared to comparable earbuds on the market that cost far more than these, they have a lot of personality. People discovered that they were useful for listening to music (don’t ask what else they may be used for) while lawnmowing, travelling, listening to audiobooks, and a variety of other activities due to the fact that they shut out noise from the outside world. The CX 215 is recommended because, despite the fact that it is comparable to prior versions, users have had a far better experience with it than they had with the Sennheiser CX 200II.

For the price they are not bad at all. Nice highs soft bass and not very good mids. When I hit the gym and need some heavy music I switch to cheaper skull head phones that have a lot of bass. These head phones are great to use if you leave all settings on the ipod at flat.

It is a great improvement from my last earphones. I used last week on my trip to Las Vegas on the plane.

I picked these up at an airport before catching a flight. I was happy to find that they provided very clear and balanced sound with great isolation.

The sound is just downright FUN! The bass is deep and boomy, and surprisingly there’s very little bleed into the mids and highs despite that, and the type of bleed you find in earphones like the Dr Dre Beats and Skullcandy brand.