Sennheiser PCX95 In ear neckband headphones

Literally, I've got 9 pairs of medium to high-end behind the head, over the head, and ear phones sitting in a drawer gathering dust. But those days are over now that I've bought and througly tested the Sennheiser PCX95. Simply put, these are the best behind the ear headphones I've ever owned. Finally, something that's not a waste of my money.I regularly wear them to the gym while lifting free weights, machine weights, and cardio exercises at least 5 times a week and have found:Pros:- The cord length is more than sufficient to reach the Phillips ProVIBE that I clip to my belt.- The cord is a flexible cable that stays that way no matter how cold it is, or how many ways I try to kink it up. Just feeling the texture of the cable tells you that the cable was on the design list, not just an afterthought.- The behind the head portion of the headphones is VERY flexible which allows the ear buds to stay perfectly in my ears even when I'm laying flat on a bench and the platform presses against the headphones. No matter the angle of the Sennheiser's, the pressure put on the ear buds isn't enough to budge them. This is a big plus for me since Headphone Try #9 was a set of Phillips Sports that popped out pretty regularly.- The sounds are crisp, clear in the mid to highs, along with with a good base that doesn't make you continually push the buds back into your year.- The headphones comes with three sets of buds, much like their competitors, but their engineers were dead-on with choosing the form and physical composition. They are the most comfortable I've ever used.- The packaging is first rate.- The color is low-key and blends in unlike ALL of the other sport or leisure headphones out there.- The price is right.Cons:- Not a single thing at all. nada. zero. zip.Buy these, you won't be dissapointed.

The Sennheiser PCX95 in ear neckband headphones are a quality product: both raw materials and craftsmanship. They perform as advertised and have the added advantage of reducing the outside noise and staying in the ear. Although I am not an audio expert, they sound good to me.I would recommend the purchase of these headphones.

I have been looking forever for earbuds that stay in my ears when I walk, run and get active. The white Apple ones that come with the ipod and iphone slip out of my ears as soon as they go in. I bought the Sony MDREX38iP/WHI EX buds that I thought would work better, and while they sound great, I'd have to push them back deep into my ears every 30 seconds. I reversed them - putting the left bud into my right ear, right into left, and that actually worked better. But during a long walk or jog, they'd still slowly slide out every 3 minutes. Annoying!So after hours of research and reading reviews, I purchased these Sennheiser buds because I like the idea of a springy behind-the-neck loop that pushes in toward the head. Well, they came today and I am ecstatic! I've worn them for a couple hours and they haven't fallen out yet. And they sound amazing! I have the Denon Audio app on my iPhone and iPod to adjust the equalizer and with my scoop setting these headphones sound great. Crystal clear with pleasing bass, not muddy or busy sounding. With my EQ boosted to the bass end, lowered mids and rising slope to the highs makes for a well-rounded audio experience. The cord is nice and seems durable. Plus it doesn't make much of that distracting rubbing sound when you fidget with it or it knocks around while you're jogging. If you've been looking for great sounding earbuds at an affordable price, and you've struggled to keep them from falling out of your ears, stick these in your cart immediately. You will not be disappointed.

These had very good sound quality but very poor durability/weak plastic and broke after a few months, definitely not worth the price tag. Also and square edges often caused pain if the headphones were not in just right.

Very comfortable and stays in place well when I go for a run. Bass is not as strong as the Sennheiser PMX70s. Good crisp sound, but I prefer the PMX70s.

Sharp corners of the hard plastic connection press into the soft part of my ear making it very uncomfortable. The design is poor in my opinion they should extend the ear bud area or make it adjustable. Maybe they could put some sort of rubber cover over the corners for comfort. It really seems like there are a lot of fixes for this problem from a manufacturing standpoint. I have normal ears (nothing unique) and was disappointed with this defect. The sound was good otherwise.

Pretty nice product. Nice, solid cord that doesn't get tangled. Ear pieces fit well without being uncomfortable. Audio could use more solid bass, but I just boosted it in my iPod and it sounds fine. Usually wear these when working outside in the yard so I'm not really expecting high-end audio. These get the job done at a fair price.