CX Plus True Wireless

Buen sonido, si tienes oportunidad cómpralos en descuento. Son algo antiguos pero la calidad es muy buena. Recién los cambien por otros Sennheiser más actuales, los MTW 4. Pero en su momento fue una buena compra y ya van para 2 años.

Ottimo nella diffusione audio Ottima la riduzione rumore per chi indossa gli aurucolari Un po' meno nella riduzione del rumore per l'utente remoto (che non indossa gli auricolari)

These sound really good and the noise isolation is good. I find them very comfortable too and wore them all day without issue. I find the ANC doesn’t do much, don’t even notice when I toggle it on and off. Also when making phone calls I find I hear myself louder then the caller, even when voice feedback and shutoff. EDIT: I changed my mind about ANC, I wore these while snow blowing and they do a really good job of cutting down the noise, and I have a loud snow blower; also couldn’t hear my wife trying to talk to me from 20ft away

Los auriculares que te dan en el tren suenan igual o incluso mejor.

I use these with my iPhones and laptop, and they are great for sound, listening to music, conferencing and more. I love everything about the device including the fit. I have one smaller ear canal than the other so traditional earbuds often had one fall out during activity; not with these. They also offer different sizes right out of the box that I have yet to open. So I gave the product 5 stars. But the app needs some work. Explanation below with images. Pros: Stylish - barely noticeable Cost considering ANC alternatives Good controls built into app or earbuds App structure is clear and Robust and allow additional sound customizations for afficianados. Cons: Controls via multiple phones. I imagine most people are not in my situation but I have two iPhones. The app works great but there’s two small issues: 1. If you pair it with multiple, only one iPhone can control it. You need to know the last one that “connected” to it. You can pair with any device and download app to control on all, but only one app is “connected.” It’s a minor inconvenience. 2. You cannot label the iPhone pairing. The app allows you to toggle which device is using it. For me, this is laptop, iPhone and iPhone. Since you cannot change the label, I have to guess which iPhone I’m turning it on for, haha. Images: second iPhone just stays at connecting. I haven’t had the patience to see if there’s a timeout. Either phone can connect but if the app is running in the background of one, the other won’t. I have to shut down the app on my first phone for my second to connect. Second image is the device selection. I’m not certain if it’s feasible to allow both to control it or if it was a developers choice to simplify potential complications. But being able to label your devices should easily be available. Finally, I am not sure if my device control issue applies to android/other phones or if it’s iPhone specific.