Head/earphones Recommendations Thread

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I recently bought Marshall Major II Bluetooth headphone and am quite satisfied with it.... using it with my iPAD for movies, Lenovo PHAB+ for phonecalls and radio, Aftershock lappie for gaming and Samsung Note2.

I think you can try at IMM Challenger

whats the price like?
 

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thanks for your suggestion! will check it out.

but I suspect you work for Plantronics.

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Nope, I actually don't work for them. It is just a trusted brand for me.

And if I did work for them, I think I will charge you full price.

I used them at work for call centre, while in transit in the train, and at home for gaming.

I bought from Carousell since the store there got a discount and the item is the same as retail, free shipping, and local warranty.

Their Plantronics products are more... Affordable that challenger, etc. So yeah.
 
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looking for headphones

Your rig:Android & Ipod Touch
- What type of usage - (any)
- File format used in your source (mp3)
- Genre of music you listen to (every genre that is available in the universe)
- Headphone / earphone type (Wired earphone / headphone)
- Other requirements (non leather-it peels off like mad after a while.. foldable if possible)
- Budget (<$200)

Plantronics backbeat go 2, or go 3.
 
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ended up getting these, for $89. sounds alright for me, and it's a plus that there's a volume control on the side, actually quite useful.

g35-gaming-headset-images.png



i tried the 500e, sounded quite decent, but after i tried some from logitech, i felt the volume control is very useful, plus it was a good price, i think.

thanks for the recommendation!
 

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ended up getting these, for $89. sounds alright for me, and it's a plus that there's a volume control on the side, actually quite useful.

g35-gaming-headset-images.png



i tried the 500e, sounded quite decent, but after i tried some from logitech, i felt the volume control is very useful, plus it was a good price, i think.

thanks for the recommendation!

What's the model number? 1 year warranty?:eek:
 

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ended up getting these, for $89. sounds alright for me, and it's a plus that there's a volume control on the side, actually quite useful.

g35-gaming-headset-images.png



i tried the 500e, sounded quite decent, but after i tried some from logitech, i felt the volume control is very useful, plus it was a good price, i think.

thanks for the recommendation!
wireless?

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What's the model number? 1 year warranty?:eek:



G35, on the box says 3 years warranty, i actually forgot to check.

think it's an old model that they are clearing, the rubber was a bit white, like stored too long type. didn't bother me, wiped it a bit and all looks good.

Joeyy:

this is wired.
 

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Popular bookshop

I like Phillip and HP earphones. I bought them at Singapore Popular bookshop for below price at $30 each. :)
 

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For real, some headphones do have both functions thats why i asked

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Don't think there are headphones with a detachable 3.5mm to USB cable at the moment.

Most common would be wireless headphones with a USB dongle.

Or wireless headphones with detachable 3.5mm cables, which lowers the audio quality that the headphones produces. This is the case when the wireless headphones is out of juice.


But depicted in his picture is a wired USB headset.
 

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Don't think there are headphones with a detachable 3.5mm to USB cable at the moment.

Most common would be wireless headphones with a USB dongle.

Or wireless headphones with detachable 3.5mm cables, which lowers the audio quality that the headphones produces. This is the case when the wireless headphones is out of juice.


But depicted in his picture is a wired USB headset.
Ok.. now i noe more... was a bit detach from the headphone world, but mine spoiled recently, so came in to see which is a good buy...
actually more looking for non leather ones.., if can foldable ones too..

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Ok.. now i noe more... was a bit detach from the headphone world, but mine spoiled recently, so came in to see which is a good buy...
actually more looking for non leather ones.., if can foldable ones too..

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If you are looking for non leather ones, there is not a lot of choices.

In-ear monitors are the only option.

I would not recommend those as they place higher stress levels on your ears.
 
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