Second Chance Sennheiser Sport True Wireless

Sennheiser Sport True Wireless

It is immediately clear why these are made for sports. Sound quality is good, but if you really focus on it you miss a few things. So if you're an audiophile, it might annoy you. Sound is just smooth with no 'texture'.

Wears well, not heavy and you don't really feel them after a while. They also don't fall out even after shaking, running and jumping for a long time.

I certainly wouldn't use it as a daily earplug to replace the Moondrop starfields, but it is recommended for sports. You don't focus very much on the sound.

Compared to the Moondrop Starfields, these are a 7/10 in scale, and the Starfield a 9/10.

I was looking for earplugs to use while exercising and on the bike during commuting. It is important to me that they stay in place and that the sound is not drowned out by the rushing wind. I can be brief about that: they meet that requirement. They stay in place perfectly and there are enough accessories to personalize them so that they fit the way you want.

I find them less suitable for having a telephone conversation outside via the earplugs. I hear the sounds from outside in the earbuds via the microphone. In addition, the earbuds are not equipped with noise canceling or ambient awareness, but I knew that in advance and that is not a problem for me.

I am very satisfied with the sound quality, which is not exactly unimportant. I think the sounds are good and clear, typical Sennheiser, and for earplugs I think they are above expectations. They are certainly not inferior to my JBL Tour One over-ear headphones and I now use these Sennheisers as standard.

If I compare JBL's app with Sennheiser's, JBL's is perhaps slightly more extensive.
Everything can be set up properly and my experience is that once it has been set up as desired, I rarely start such an app again.

For me it has been a good purchase and if I want to buy new headphones or earbuds in the future, I will first look at the Sennheiser range.