Sennheiser CX Plus SE True Wireless

Headfonics describes the CX Plus True Wireless as a feature-rich pair with ANC and IPX4 protection, and its summary points to a solid, well-rounded performance at the price. The review also notes a fairly strong reader score and presents the model as a capable mainstream option.

Stereo Guide rates the CX Plus highly for sound naturalness, connectivity, and overall price-to-performance. The review presents them as a well-rounded model with ANC and splash protection, though the technical package is fairly straightforward.

What Hi-Fi is more mixed, criticizing the earbuds’ rhythmic presentation, noise cancelling, and design while still acknowledging their feature set. The review suggests they are competent but not class-leading in the ways that matter most for sound quality and ANC.

Laptop Mag concludes that the CX Plus True Wireless fixes major issues from the earlier CX model and becomes a worthwhile lower-cost alternative to Sennheiser’s Momentum True Wireless 2. Its tone is broadly favorable, with praise for sound, ANC, and battery life, while still noting some fit and convenience drawbacks.

PCMag finds the sound quality good and the codec support unusually broad for the class. It also notes that the real battery life can vary with volume and ANC use, but the earbuds offer a strong feature set overall.

RTINGS says the CX Plus True Wireless is a good choice for commuting and travel, which implies it is a practical all-rounder rather than a standout in every category.

Tech Advisor calls the CX Plus True Wireless an excellent all-rounder with strong out-of-box sound and customizable controls. It also flags Android app frustrations and possible connection issues as the main caveats.