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Sennheiser OMX52 Street Series Supraural Clip-On Headphone with Carrying Case

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I bought the mx55 and really loved it. i wanted another pair to use only at work and the others for everything else and decided to try something a little different and found the OMX52. i love hte way my mx55s sounded so this seemed like a good fit. these are very very small in compared to the picture- i cant believe how little they are! also they are much darker in color, which is nice because they are stylish but still low profile. at first i didnt like the sound but i wasnt wearing them right. they were too far back on my ears. i adjusted them on my ears and it sounded just like my mx55s. yeah it took a few minutes to see what worked but now i'm happy. there was plenty of bass (which is what i loved about the mx55) and the clarity was very good. the extra design pieces and case are nice too so i can tuck them in my desk drawer after work and make them look unique. another great buy for me from sennheisers but i have to stop or i'll go broke and have only earbuds to show for it!

I was expecting alot better from Sennheiser.These are not my first Sennheiser 'phones but they are definetly the worst.These headphones are not terrible, but are no better than average either.The sound quality is so-so and the bass response they brag about is virtually non-exsistent.I'm sure You can get a much better product than this for $30+.

I used to own a pair of Sony MDR (dont remember the model number, the foldable ones that go around the back), which unfortunately got destroyed because a friend`s dog decided to make a snack of them. Those headphones were excellent as travel headphones, and I wanted a pair of headphones that would replace these adequately. So when I saw these Senns, I naturally assumed that, owing to its magnificent reputation for quality headphones, Sennheiser would surely be CAPABLE of churning out a decent pair of portable headphones. How wrong I was?

I think that selling such inferior quality headphones under that brand name is an incredibly stupid move, as it will just damage the company name in the long run. These headphones are badly designed, to say the least, and do not sit in the ear properly. As a result, a lot of the sound they produce is lost. I have worn a hairband over these to "force" them into my ears, and to be honest, they sound much better that way, though nothing close to the Sony MDR`s mentioned above. And as far as Im concerned, if the headphones cant quite deliver the sound when worn the way theyre meant to be worn i.e. without a hairband, then theyre practically useless. Even the Creative earphones that I got free (with the Xmod) sound WAYYY better than these (though these do sound better with a hairband over them). And while on the move (e.g car or plane), I could not hear A THING, with volume turned up to 90 %, on either my Nano or my Archos 404.

I strongly suggest that anyone and everyone steer clear of these headphones in particular, and in my opinion the entire "Style Your Sound" line by Sennheiser is complete rubbish. May be the ear phone models would be a little louder, but you can do MUCH better with your money elsewhere.

Sennheiser has been known to make great products when it comes to mics and headphones, so I was excited to see these 'low budget' versions. I was looking for something to wear at work to just block out the noise around me and these are great. Excellent quality sound, doesn't make my ears sore or feel like they're going to fall off at any time. Very happy with the purchase.

The only thing someone should be aware of is that they're a little tricky to get over your ears. The 'little arm' (we'll call it) is mostly immobile with the very end being flexible to extend out for you to slip it over your ear. I like the design, though, since that helps to keep them close to your ears.

All in all, great product if you're looking for something to work out with (and get a little sweaty) or to use at work without the fear that someone will steal "the good stuff."

These $35 head phones were lower quaility than the $13 set i bought to replace them. At full volume, you can still hear people talking to you. I'd stay away from this product