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Sennheiser OMX 80 Sport II
$80.00
Released October, 2008
The Pros:Washable with cold water. Very comfortable and lightweight. The earpieces stay firmly in-ear during running.
The Cons:Instruction manual is hidden in the cardboard insert of the packaging. Due to their waterproof design, sweat can create a seal in your ear over time, making music sound as though it were playing underwater.
The Sennheiser OMX 80 Sport II are clip-on stereo earphones featuring Sennheiser's Basswind system for a powerful bass response. The earphones are sweat and water resistant and are washable under running water making it possible to use them during water activities.
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They are ruggededly designed for durability and weigh approximately 11 grams. The OMX 80 Sport II are secured with flexible ear hooks and come with an ear adapter set for a custom fit. They are optimized for most portable media devices and come with a cable clip and carrying pouch. The difference between this model and Sennheiser's MX 80 Sport II earphones are that these earphones have an earclip that goes over the ear to secure them in place while the MX 80s fit in the ear like standard earbuds.
Features/Specs
- Flexible ear hooks
- Sennheiser Basswind system
- Includes ear adapter set
- Sweat and water resistant; washable
- Rugged design of cable and earphones
- Optimized for iPod, mp3, iPhone, CD players, and portable gaming systems
- Cable Length: 1.2m
- Includes cable clip and carrying pouch
- Frequency Response: 18Hz - 21kHz
- Sound pressure level: 114 dB
- Weight: approx. 11 grams
- 2 year warranty
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Washable with cold water.
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Very comfortable and lightweight.
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The earpieces stay firmly in-ear during running.
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Decent overall sound quality with solid bass response.
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Includes a shirt clip to eliminate the cable tugging at the earpiece.
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Instruction manual is hidden in the cardboard insert of the packaging.
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Due to their waterproof design, sweat can create a seal in your ear over time, making music sound as though it were playing underwater.
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