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Sennheiser OCX 686 review: Wired for sports

Posted on September 5, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

For many there’s probably the temptation to use whichever headphones you happen to have lying around for your workouts, but that’s really not the best strategy. Picking a pair that are designed to cope with getting sweaty and rained on, to take the abuse of being out on a run, in the gym, or in your bag, will lead to a much better experience.

Sennheiser has been in the sports headphones business for a long time, as one of the early brands to recognise that you need something a little different for sports. As an anecdotal aside, we reviewed a pair of Sennheiser Sport headphones way back in 2006 and we subsequently used them for about six years before they fell apart. That sounds like a sound investment to us.

Bringing things more up to date is the Sennheiser 686 series. These come in a number of styles – CX, MX, PMX and OCX – with the OCX being cabled in-ears with ear hooks, designed for the abuse they’ll get during sport. Are they a sound investment for 2017?
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