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Sennheiser CX 400-II G4ME
The Sennheiser CX 400-II G4ME ear-canal phones feature high-end dynamic speaker systems with Neodymium magnets for sound reproduction that is optimized for gaming. The earphones come with an extended ear adapter which allows for a personalized fit and results in high passive attenuation of ambient noise. The CX 400-II G4ME earphones also have an integrated volume control and are optimized for use with portable gaming systems and media devices. They come complete with a carrying pouch, cable winder, and cable clip. This model differs from Sennheiser's CXL 400 Gaming earphones since they are worn like traditional ear-canal phones and have a long cable while the CXL 400 Gaming earphones are worn as a lanyard with a short detachable cable. The two models also differ with respect to the speaker systems that they utilize and the accessories they come with.
MSRP $110.00
Release date October, 2008
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Features/Specs
- High-end dynamic speaker systems with Neodymium magnets
- Volume control integrated into cable
- Includes extended ear adapter set with various sizes
- Includes carrying pouch, cable winder, and cable clip
- Optimized for portable gaming systems, MP3, iPod, iPhone and CD players
- Cable Length: 1.2m
- Frequency Response: 17Hz - 22kHz
- Sound pressure level: 114 dB
- 2 year warranty
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Competitors
MSRP $149.00
Released May, 2006
The Etymotic ER6i is a mid-priced isolating canalphone. Featuring the same balanced driver technology used in their more expensive ER4 design, the ER6 also shares the same unbeatable isolation as the rest of the Etymotic line. At $149, these are a great option for high fidelity travel and on-the-go listening, with unsurpassed background noise...
Sennheiser CX 400-II G4ME
vs.
Etymotic Research ER6i
MSRP $150.00
Released March, 2009
Pros
- KOSS is a well known manufacturer of high quality, low cost headphones
- interesting new dial-in fitting mechanism
Cons
- KOSS is more known for value products that are on average much less expensive than this pair
- somewhat expensive for the majority of consumers
Sennheiser CX 400-II G4ME
vs.
Koss CC_01
MSRP $79.99
Released April, 2009
Pros
- 2-year limited warranty
- affordable for the majority of consumers
- canalphone design eliminates outside noise without need for batteries or manipulation of the sound output
- include carrying case and cleaning tool
Cons
- uses very glossy and reflective materials - much like other Klipsch models
- not all that upgraded from the cheaper Klipsch Image S2
Sennheiser CX 400-II G4ME
vs.
Klipsch Image S4
Sennheiser CX 400-II G4ME
vs.
Ultimate Ears Super.fi 3 Studio
MSRP $80.00
Released February, 2009
Pros
- affordable price
- includes some noise isolation
- 3 sizes of silicon tips for best fit
- Very good bass and overall sound quality
Cons
- noise isolation is potentially dangerous
Sennheiser CX 400-II G4ME
vs.
Ultimate Ears MetroFi 220
MSRP $139.00
Released --
The Etymotic ER6 is a mid-priced isolating canalphone. Featuring the same balanced driver technology used in their more expensive ER4 design, the ER6 also shares the same unbeatable isolation as the rest of the Etymotic line. At $139, these are a great option for high fidelity travel and on-the-go listening, with unsurpassed background noise...
Sennheiser CX 400-II G4ME
vs.
Etymotic Research ER6
MSRP $119.99
Released March, 2009
Pros
- available in 4 colours
- utilizes a dynamic driver for added bass/punch
- affordable price
Cons
- not as neutral as the SE110 or SE210
- requires extension for normal use
- larger headphone body than most
Sennheiser CX 400-II G4ME
vs.
Shure SE115
Reviews
May 26, 2009
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Pros
- 2-year warranty
- good brand name
- canalphone design eliminates ambient noise making listening experience healthier and more enjoyable
- good variety of tip sizes and shapes
- lots of bass
- volume control built in to the cable
- comes with a carrying pouch
- stylish design
- Available in standard colours that will match many portable devices
- Don't stick out of the ears too much
- comfortable
- Silicone eartips (instead of rubber)
Cons
- hard to find / poor naming conventions
- expensive
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May 4, 2009
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Pros
- 2-year warranty
- good brand name
- canalphone design eliminates ambient noise making listening experience healthier and more enjoyable
- good variety of tip sizes and shapes
- affordable price
Cons
- noise canceling effect can be dangerous if used without caution
- hard to find / poor naming conventions
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Pros
- 2-year warranty
- good brand name
- canalphone design eliminates ambient noise making listening experience healthier and more enjoyable
- lots of bass
- sound fidelity is excellent; I can hear details of instruments which I couldn't noticed before
- worth the money
- extra-short cord, plus a clip
- strong details and warm lows
Cons
- noise canceling effect can be dangerous if used without caution
- expensive
- the extension is bulky to carry
- unbalanced mids
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This product is also known as:
400, II, 400II, G, 4, ME, G4, 4ME, G4ME
