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QVGA
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Can anyone recommend good inear headphones. I want something thats better than the HPM 70 and also noise cancelling. |
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masterv
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i have the Creative EP-635 in-Ear phones.
http://creative.com/products/[....]&subcategory=441&product=14744
They are loud and clear |
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I use the Philips SHE9500 with my K750i. The equalizer drives it perfectly. Even if I use MegaBass, it doesn't crackle. Its a headphone that can handle strong input. Well, that's my opinion anyway.
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shaliron
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You could also think about some Shure headphones.
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dont know which ones to get, these:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Sony-M[....]eNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
or these:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Sony-M[....]QQcategoryZ88761QQcmdZViewItem
i really dont know what the differences are and which are better. The first ones listed looks as though it only has the neck things that is different...hmmmm |
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or these:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/PHILIP[....]goryZ88761QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
if any one has tried the above sony and philips headphones, please let me know... |
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Well, based on my own experience and from what I've read online, Phillips, Panansonic and creative have good earphones. I like Panasonic the best. I have owned and used Creative, Panasonic and Philips earphones. Philips has strong bass and medium clarity, Panasonic has both bass and clarity, the creative ones I used had very strong bass that kinda blured the clarity at times. But, so far, only the Philips SHE9500 I'm using now can handle the k750i megabass without any problems, The Panasonic and the stock K750i earphones both cracle and can't handle the K750i.
Sony is crap IMHO. They just have the brand name. Give Philips and Panasonic a try, you might like it. 
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBa[....]VI_RSII_Pr12_PcY_BIN_Stores_IT
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i might get some philips ones, though the ones i listed above, i dont know why they come with a battery
And if i find a more exspensive panasonic headphone somewhere, ill take that. always liked panasonic.,...... |
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I like Panasonic the best too. Great when it comes to audio. The best.
Anyway, those come with battery because they are ACTIVE noise cancelling headphones. The ones I posted are PASSIVE noise cancelling headphones.
Basically:
Active - the headphones use battery power to generate waves to cancel outside noise
Passive - they act like earbuds, just shove it into your ear and they expand and block out sound the good old fashioned way. 
Go do a search on Active and Passive noise cancelling technology to understand more.
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i think i udnerstand, thanks
what if i didnt have a battery in for the active noise cancelling? It would be the same as passive noise cancelling yes? as its the same earbuds? |
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I'm not 100% sure because I havn't used one myself, but I think you're right. They will function as normal passive noise cancelling headphones.
Good luck in choosing the right headphones for your needs m8.
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they are for my k800i. Now i just need the 3.5mm jack or what ever its called. 'What exactly' are they called?
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You could find a better deal on ebay I guess, but I got mine here:
http://mobile.brando.com.hk/EarPhoneAdapterTo35.php
I got it slightly cheaper than what is advertised there because I joined a group of users from a Malaysian forum who got together and bought it in a bulk buy.
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mate, you bought it online or at the shop? if its from shop then will ya tell me where is the place ? we're in a same country
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wrecked_porsche
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Oh hi.
Well, I bought it through a bulkbuy in Lowyat.net forums.
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