I'm comparing TRUE Pros & Cons of "Motorola Boom HX600", "Motorola Elite Flip" or "Motorola HX550". Anybody has any opinion?
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I love my Motorola Boom! I have a small ear and for me it is a perfect fit and comfortable.
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The Boom HX600 and the H17 and H14s before all have frequent spontainious drop outs when using my defective Motorola Quantico and the previous two Quanticos that my provider replaced under warrantee. The Plantronic M series units have all worked reliably with the Quanticos but the sound volume and tonal quality is so bad that I deal with Motorola's inability to make products that are compatible with each other amd live with constant drop out and the occasional need to (re) pair the units.
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Honestly I have own a number of blutooth speakers.A33 the sound clarity is not bad.Good but the bass is very boomy.Too powerful bass.Presently now I strongly recommend Creative Roar. Price at US 149.Friendly users. The clarity is good with Roar button on.It provides better sound.Run with high volume battery last better than A33.You can even mount on the bicycle with simple modifications.
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It is better, I also have the iBasso DX90 which I like even more, smaller, lighter, better controls, clarity dynamics are fantastics, tight low end great sub base, check the review here "http://headfonics.com/2014/07/the-dx90-by-ibasso/". but if you prefer the Fiio X5 you can not go wrong with it also very good, I have both of them but prefer the DX90. Must have a good had phone or IEM to really hear the good sound.
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This is an easy headphone to run with many amps, unlike more demanding competitors like HE-6 or LCD3. So you have a lot of choices according to your sound preferences. This really means ideally you should listen to the better amps as subjectively discussed in forums like head-fi eg Burson, Hifiman, Ray Samuels, Sennheiser etc. I run on EF6 by Hifiman and it sounds superb, detailed and wide soundstage but this is abit (powerfully) overkill as you may get perfectly nice sound for your ears with a cheaper amp (even EF5) - but I love my pairing. Note HD800 is abit bass-lite compared to competitors but a fine phone for classical music or wherever clear separation with nice acoustic presentation is needed. This is an easy headphone to run with many amps, unlike more demanding competitors like HE-6 or LCD3. So you have a lot of choices according to your sound preferences. This really means ideally you should listen to the better amps as subjectively discussed in forums like head-fi eg Burson, Hifiman, Ray Samuels, Sennheiser etc. I run on EF6 by Hifiman and it sounds superb, detailed and wide soundstage but this is abit (powerfully) overkill as you may get perfectly nice sound for your ears with a cheaper amp (even EF5) - but I love my pairing. Note HD800 is abit bass-lite compared to... » Read More This is an easy headphone to run with many amps, unlike more demanding competitors like HE-6 or LCD3. So you have a lot of choices according to your sound preferences. This really means ideally you should listen to the better amps as subjectively discussed in forums like head-fi eg Burson, Hifiman, Ray Samuels, Sennheiser etc. I run on EF6 by Hifiman and it sounds superb, detailed and wide soundstage but this is abit (powerfully) overkill as you may get perfectly nice sound for your ears with a cheaper amp (even EF5) - but I love my pairing. Note HD800 is abit bass-lite compared to competitors but a fine phone for classical music or wherever clear separation with nice acoustic presentation is needed. « Show Less
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I did not have a chance to use motorola boom but I like the h19tx because it is clear the only thing wrong is the ear hook keep breaking .
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I am unfamiliar with the HX550. The H730 lets me know through audible reponse, status the device, such as power on and charge level. Also, with any incoming text message I can read it and answer back using only my voice commands. This is a great feature for truly hands free usage.
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I compared the Fugoo to my mom's UE BOOM last night. The BOOM blows the Fugoo out of the water (louder, crisper sound, deeper bass, not as tinny at high volume) and it's $30 cheaper. I read about the firmware update that "makes it louder". I will try this and report back.EDIT - I upgraded firmware from 1.00.14 to 1.00.53 which enables "loud mode". It made no difference.
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Well I have the XS and I love them , from what I can tell is that the M-80's have a few more flavors but when it comes to sound and construction the XS are the way to go. The XS are tested up to Military specs and the dynamic range on the XS seems to be better. I have mine hooked up to either my HTC ONE phone or even better at home I have a Bravo Audio tube headphone amp and the XS are just unbelievable , But they are virtually the same . Same 40 mm driver another huge factor for me is that I can fold these us and the case is awesomely perfect!!! Basically what IO have found is that unless you want spend a lot more money The V-MODA xs ARE BETTER THAN THE M80'S IN MANY CATEGORIES THEY ARE THE BEST FOR YOUR MONEY , UNLESS YOU CAN AFFORD THE 100'S ., AND THAT IS A TOTALLY DIFFERENT TOPIC . Sorry bout the stupid caps , I can safely say ( This is the only time I have ever plugged for any company but these things are great plus you can switch either side for your cable and you can also run another pair of head phones from the empty port on whatever side doesn't connect to the music obviously . They are all nice obviously but the two best are the XS and then of course the 100s . hope this helped you bud , if you have any other questions feel free .EZ be brother I was just looking at a few more differences the XS are totally the way to go !!!
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From what I've read the 700x is more comfortable and for me they are, but as many people have said they fit a large head. Also 700x are a updated version, with a slightly adjusted bass response. Complaints of the original 700s was that they were lacking bass. I power them with asus essence stx sound card and would rate them very highly for their price, comfort, sound quality. Maybe like a 9/10
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Hey Hunter, the sound of these cans are much more balanced than the ATH-M50s (with the NC off, naturally). The treble is much less piercing than the m50s, and the low end is much tighter as compared to the m50s. Especially with the price drop, I would say that the ue6000s are a much better buy than m50s given they are comparably priced.
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What I want to know is how much better is the picture quality of the FlipHD versus the Flip. I have the Flip but don't love how grainy the picture is. Can you realoy tell a significant difference? Is it worth upgrading?
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I recently bought Onkyo 5300 and today noticed that S6300 has come down in price. I think spending little extra to acquire HT-S6300 is well worth it. I absolutely love Ht-5300 but the speakers are huge! I like sleeker look of Ht-s6300, plus up conversion, aux mic features are worth spending little extra money. But if you don't care about that, HT-S5300 is very good system with excellent sound.Haven't checked out Yamaha, so can't comment on it.
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I don't own any of those ear phones. So cannot say. It is not boomy, that's for sure and its liveliness more than makes up for it. I have a pair of Sony that has really sweet bass, but I still prefer the UE. It is really open and lively. I'd say it is musical. If you're looking for bombastic bass, this is not it.
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The radio reception isn't the greatest.. But in all honesty, this is the best flip out I've ever owned. Comparing to Kenwood and Jensen. I absolutely love the interface and all the features. I can overlook the radio reception.
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The Grado's are a bit more flat and maybe a bit treble-heavy and bass-lite. The PX100s are a bit more bassy and can't get ultra-highs. It all prefers really on what you listen to. The PX100s are best for hip-hop, dance, pop, or if you strictly want something comfortable. The SR60s are best for rock, classical, more upbeat techno, and a bit less comfortable. It's all based on taste.
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Hi Carole, I've been on the hunt for the over the head ones too. Finally found some.... Check out Sennheiser PX 685i,Aiwa HP-JBS301, and Maxell HB-202.
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Actually I agree with the above poster. The MDR-ZX600 are a great step up in terms of richer sound, more clarity, and nicer bass, mids, and highs. They also have much better isolation. I previously posted that the sony mdr 7506's would be a good step up, but I must retract this comment as after months of use they are just too trebly and bright. They become extremely fatiguing within 20 minutes or so, whereas the mdr-zx600's are perfectly balanced and overall a fantastic choice.Thanks...