These cheap-and-cheerful sports 'phones boast magnetic earbuds – so they're slightly less tangle-prone – plus are moisture-resistant if you suffer from excessive ear-sweat!
The Sennheiser MX70s also claim to be a secure fit, but we found that far from true – they're on-ear rather than in-ear buds, so they both fall out too easily, plus fail to deliver the bass of deeper-digging rivals.
That leads to a lean, tiresome performance. Their CX300 siblings sound much better for the same sort of money.
Sennheiser MX70 review
They might be cheap, but these on-ear 'phones aren't cheerful, with a lean performance that quickly wears away at you Tested at £20.00
Our Verdict
They might be cheap but these on-ear 'phones aren't cheerful
For
- Less prone to tangling, cheap price
Against
- Thin sounding, reluctance to sit on ear
Specifications
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General Information
| Manufacturer Website Address | http://www.sennheiser.com |
| Brand Name | Sennheiser |
| Product Series | MX |
| Product Type | Earphone |
| Manufacturer | Sennheiser Electronic Corporation |
| Manufacturer Part Number | MX70 |
| Product Name | Sennheiser MX70 |
| Product Model | MX 70 |
Technical Information
| Sound Mode | Stereo |
| Minimum Frequency Response | 18 Hz |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Cable Length | 80 cm |
| Maximum Frequency Response | 21 kHz |
Earpiece
| Earpiece Design | Earbud |
Physical Characteristics
| Weight Approximate | 5 g |
Interfaces-Ports
| Host Interface | Mini-phone |