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I upgraded to these headphones from the previous ones - the Sennheiser PX 100ii. Both headphones IMO have great sound with good clarity. The bass however on the PX 100ii I thought was a teeny weeny bit over powering. These PX200ii appear to have a more controlled and balanced sound. That said, I'd say it's all down to personal taste so I would recommend listening to them first to decide for yourselves before you buy.
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this is the third et of these earphones that I have had and they are as god as ever. Useful when I cannot sleep at night because they do not russle when touching the pillows
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The overall sound quality is good, no distortion at all. the sound is clean and clear. A bit too much emphasis on bass for my liking, but that is because I usually use IEMs. lowering the bass on the mp3's EQ does the trick. Very comfortable around the neck and easy to fold. Only problem I personally have is that the volume control is at a level where it just hangs around the level of my belly and I am always afraid that I might break it, since there is no piece of clothing to clip it to
aw great piece of kit , really worth every cent that you spend on it, if you're looking for beats, dr dre headphones just don't bother at all, because they are junk in front of this beauty , the PX-200ii is really a strong and sturdy ergonomic design , nicely foldable and take less space than a pair of socks , weigh even lesser , really light and comfortable on your ears , cups manage a snug fit and offer noticeable outside noise cancellation. really good and well defined treble, mid range and smooth bass output , perfectly designed and endorsed by apple (ipod, ipad, iphone). just don't waste time and buy these.
I bought this product from eBay. It is the original product very quality but the sound is very low even though it has a volume control