[Best Buy] Sennheiser CX 6.00BT In-Ear Bluetooth Headphones with Mic $60
- Deal Link:
- https://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/se ... k/12383042
- Price:
- $59.99
- Expiry:
- May 14, 2020
- Retailer:
- Best Buy
$70 off now and free ship, looks a sweet deal
[Best Buy] Sennheiser CX 6.00BT In-Ear Bluetooth Headphones with Mic $60
- Last Updated:
- Jun 14th, 2020 8:24 pm
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- SCORE+18
- Alekxqin [OP]
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- Oct 15, 2015
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- Montreal, QC
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- warpdrive
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- Mar 6, 2003
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- Ottawa
ya, good deal. I bought them for $70 each last time (but came with a "free" HK Astra speaker).
I pair these with a BT AptX LL transmitter to watch tv later at night.
I pair these with a BT AptX LL transmitter to watch tv later at night.
RFD is not just about saving money, it's about the thrill of the hunt and getting the stuff I want without paying full price like Joe Shmoe did.
This applies to everyday items as well as high end items that I don't really need.
This applies to everyday items as well as high end items that I don't really need.
- SammyDavis
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- Jul 22, 2007
- 6204 posts
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- Calgary
I have these, they sound pretty good.
- Farles70
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- Feb 6, 2019
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I also have these headphones and they sound great...very well balanced. Bluetooth works without any issues and the battery life has never been an issue for me. An excellent deal at this price!
- Skilas
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- Jun 5, 2010
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- Toronto
Got the same deal. That speaker is still in the box...
Do you have a link to the transmitter? I'm always looking at better ways to set up my entertainment system.
- Bishop8
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- Jul 23, 2004
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- Vancouver
Thanks OP, very tempting. Unfortunately it doesn't have any waterproof reading, and I was looking for a pair for the gym as well as office calls. Darn.
- NRFDRFDR
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- Jul 12, 2003
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Anyone test the mic on these? Good for all of these zoom/conference calls these days?
- GreyingJay
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- TransporterSD
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- Aug 19, 2015
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- Guest5669399
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- Mar 7, 2011
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I've tried about 20 headsets for work from Jabra, POLY (AKA Plantronics), Sennheiser and Logitech and the only one that sounds great to "Others" is:
The POLY UC Focus:
The BOOM Mic makes all the difference and the active noise cancellation (For You and for Others) is Excellent. I called someone from my car at 100 KM/H with the windows open and they said it sounded like I was at my desk.
The one I like the most for Music or for Calls where I don't have to speak much is:
Both have about 13 hours of battery life and it has Not changed in 2 years of daily use.
And here's a tip, try to Avoid using PSTN (Home Phone or Mobile Phone) when joining Video calls, instead use your PC or MAC. PSTN has a call quality of about 60 Kbps but these headsets and the Video Conferencing solutions can easily do 100 Kbps + (Just to compare a Music CD would be about 320 Kbps.)
The POLY UC Focus:
The one I like the most for Music or for Calls where I don't have to speak much is:
And here's a tip, try to Avoid using PSTN (Home Phone or Mobile Phone) when joining Video calls, instead use your PC or MAC. PSTN has a call quality of about 60 Kbps but these headsets and the Video Conferencing solutions can easily do 100 Kbps + (Just to compare a Music CD would be about 320 Kbps.)
- NRFDRFDR
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- Jul 12, 2003
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Any recommendations under $100? Would these Sennheisers do the trick?
davidturgeon wrote: ↑ I've tried about 20 headsets for work from Jabra, POLY (AKA Plantronics), Sennheiser and Logitech and the only one that sounds great to "Others" is:
The POLY UC Focus:
PLT Focus.jpg
The BOOM Mic makes all the difference and the active noise cancellation (For You and for Others) is Excellent. I called someone from my car at 100 KM/H with the windows open and they said it sounded like I was at my desk.
The one I like the most for Music or for Calls where I don't have to speak much is:
plantronics 8200_uc_stereo.jpg
Both have about 13 hours of battery life and it has Not changed in 2 years of daily use.
And here's a tip, try to Avoid using PSTN (Home Phone or Mobile Phone) when joining Video calls, instead use your PC or MAC. PSTN has a call quality of about 60 Kbps but these headsets and the Video Conferencing solutions can easily do 100 Kbps + (Just to compare a Music CD would be about 320 Kbps.)
- Guest5669399
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- Mar 7, 2011
- 111 posts
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I would go WIRED:
https://www.plantronics.com/ca/en/product/blackwire-700
https://www.plantronics.com/ca/en/produ ... kwire-3300
https://www.plantronics.com/ca/en/produ ... kwire-5200
I use Wired for my Home PC, and Wireless for my Mobile / Work Phone / Work PC.
And I Highly recommend the BINAURAL (2 Ear Models) as the One Ear models can't do noise isolation or noise cancellation.
- major153
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- Jan 5, 2007
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- Vancouver
You wore a noise cancelling headset while going 100KM/H with the window open ???davidturgeon wrote: ↑ The POLY UC Focus:
The BOOM Mic makes all the difference and the active noise cancellation (For You and for Others) is Excellent. I called someone from my car at 100 KM/H with the windows open and they said it sounded like I was at my desk.
- SynGamer
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- Nov 15, 2013
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- Ottawa
Product page says BT 4.2...
- Guest5669399
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