Sennheiser MX 365 Earphones - Red

I've used many earbuds over the years, and I was motivated to buy this pair after my old pair died. Compared to the Apple EarPods and the Sony MDR-E9LP, these are amazing; they sound noticeably better than the earpods, with richer bass and crisper highs, while being far cheaper - and while it's hard to find earpods that work with the headphone jack these days, these things work just fine with all of my old equipment. Compared to the Sony's, my old go to cheap earbuds, these sound substantially better while not being all that more expensive. These also come with the benefit of being able to customize the color, which is a nice little touch for individuality, and they've got that little bump on the left headphone so you can tell them apart in the dark. *Very* useful feature that I hate not having on earbuds. And although I know this isn't always a good thing, these earbuds can get quite loud if you need them to - not something I'd recommend on most devices, but I have an old 3DS that's developed a problem with the headphone jack, where it's much quieter than it should be, and these Sennheisers can still pick up the sound at a comfortable volume. That's not something the earpods could ever do! The only thing I can really criticize about these is that the part that goes into your ear is quite large. I have big ears, and even mine feel a little sore after wearing them for a bit. They do come with cushions, which I admittedly haven't tried putting on yet, and regardless I think it's well worth trying a pair of these if you're on the fence. They offer outstanding sound quality for the price, and definitely beat any other pair of earbuds I've tried at this price point - Sennheiser really knocked it out of the park!

When running and cycling outdoors, it's important to be able to be able to hear your surroundings so in-ear plugs are out of the question. I've tried many ear bud style headphones over the years in search of the best and my search stopped with these. They sound fantastic. The sound is rich through the full spectrum, the bass is the best I've ever heard on an ear bud -- comparable to more expensive over ear headphones. These things are priced low enough to be disposable... honestly, I'd have given 5 stars to a lesser product. That these sound so good at such a low price blows my mind. There may be ear buds with better sound out there, but I bet they cost 10x as much for a marginal difference in tone. Despite exercising vigorously in them for several months, they still sound great and work perfectly (I ruined 2 other pair of headphones in a fraction of the time last summer). Just in case, I have 2 extra pair on hand for when I eventually do wear them out. My one complaint would be that these are particularly uncomfortable without the foam pads, moreso than other ear buds I've used (including prior Sennheiser models). I've managed to not lose the factory provided pads, but I'd still recommend picking up some Replacement 10 Pack Sponge Covers just in case.

As a long time Sennheiser headphone lover and audiophile...I have seen their quality go steadily downhill over the years...outsourcing from Germany to Ireland, now China. It's economics and I can't really fault them for staying in business however they can. Anyway, these are decent (I use the decent term VERY subjectively) headphones at the $15 dollar price point, however, acoustically they do not compare to the MX 300 II's which I also have...though the 300's have other issues (extremely sensitive to proper orientation in the ear). They are plenty loud enough, and with both ear buds in they are reasonably secure for walking, as for jogging, I would think they'd fall out in short order. They are more comfortable than the 300's to me. As a no-frills solution they are okay, and most people wouldn't mind the lack of audio fidelity...most people are content with 128kbps MP3's. If all you want is an inexpensive, throw-away set of ear buds for your cell phone, these are a good buy. If you want audiophile quality sound, look elsewhere and be prepared to pay through the nose...and then you get to worry about the thin wires breaking on you and losing your investment. The audio chips in most cell phones and computers these days isn't going to give you the fidelity that reference headphones will give you anyway. Another in a long line of best-bang-for-the-buck purchases. I've come to realize that ear buds will never compare to an over the ear headphone...if you keep this in mind, you won't be disappointed.

I had one previously I purchased from a store that lasted longer than this one. The only reason I purchased this model again was because of how great the sound quality was, how it fit comfortably in my ears, and the durability. This one that I got from Amazon, the left earbud started to get funky after a few weeks. Like in the 90s, I have to keep fiddling with the plug side buy bending the wires in order for the left side to work. Disappointed with this particular purchase. Perhaps I got the fluke one. The first one I got was really wonderful.

Bought pair #2 because I lost the old pair (prior, that pair had gone through the wash and still functioned, as well as sat in my pocket in a twisted heap constantly). My only gripe is that these seem more pinkish than the cherry red I was expecting, but sound quality is great and they are comfortable for me to wear all day. I am not an audiophile, but several times I've nearly panicked because it sounded so clear through them I thought my computer speakers were on or the voices were nearby. Probably not as much wub-wub as a big set of over-the-head headphones, but quite good enough. Edit: It's 2017, and I've basically carried this pair coiled up in my pocket for two straight years. They have finally begun to wear, both buds have begun to cut out if the wire is positioned just so. Still 5 stars, since two years of function under horrid conditions is more than enough for under $20.

Mainly, the sound was good, not great for the first three weeks, then it became low volume tin. This alone merits the trash can. But I also have issues with the design: first, the package only came with two foam covers for the earpieces. I had to order additional ones directly from the manufacturer because they tear so easily when putting on, or slip off and are lost easily when not in use. They are also very thin, providing little comfort. Very disappointed, especially when coming from such a highly respected name. I will not purchase personal earphones from them again.

These earbuds have been my go-to midrange earbuds since I discovered the brand, and will probably stay that way as long as they're manufactured. Great sound for the price, decent bass as advertised, and they fit my ears nicely. They're pretty well priced so I can wear them while out and about or exercising without worrying. I usually get about 4 months out of them with a moderate amount of use. (They've been able to handle getting balled up in my pocket a lot.) Would recommend!

When I first wore them they sounded okay but they have zero bass. I listen to hip hop and these aren't for me.

Hi....I had Samsung earphones for 1 year and it got repaired.So I decided to buy a earphones of good brand.I was totally confused between Sennheiser,Skullcandy and JBL.i saw the reviews and one of my friend suggested to go for Sennhieser.Finally I Chose Sennheiser MX 365 and it was delivered by Amazon in just 2 days.That was good customer service by Amazon. The sound clarity is awesome.The bass and treble levels are superb.Only thing is it does not have volume control.The other cons are wire is thin and earbuds are given only one pair. But I suggest you all it is a good earphones and Sennheiser did not disappoint me.

I own numerous high end, over-the-ear audiophile headphones, ranging from Shure SRH1840 to Audeze LCD-XC, and even with that upper end bias I have to admit I am very pleased with the sound of these buds which I bought to use in the gym with my FiiO X5 and Mont Blanc amp. For what they are, the bass is deep and accurate without being overwhelming, the mids are decent, the highs are clear without being distorted or shrill, and the soundstage is wider than I would have expected. If you have difficulty with "tunneling" IEMs as I do, these are a pretty good alternative for the $39.99 price.

Siempre compro estos audífonos, duran muchísimo, en 3 años he comprado sólo 2 y uno se me descompuso por el mal uso que le di si no seguiría funcionando, sencillos pero con mejores prestaciones que otros tantos.

Don't get me wrong. The Sennheiser MX 365 are good. However, I find I can't have them nice and loud like my old 560's basswind. The 365's are good at medium level volume but not much louder. When I'm exercising I love my music loud and all enveloping. I hope that Sennheiser can come up with a basswind earphones that is comparable to the old 560's in terms of the amount of grunt they can give out.

For the price is good