I received the Anker earphones for review and wanted to see how these Bluetooth earphones performed with my Samsung Galaxy S 3
Pros: Wireless earphones, Sound Quality
Cons: Bluetooth Range, Battery life, Design, Build Quality
Packaging & Accessories: 8/10
Build Quality: 6/10
Design & Look: 4/10
Isolation: 7/10
Comfort: 3/10
Audio Quality: 7/10
Value: 7/10
My final Rating: 6/10
Purchase Date: September 2013
Purchase Price: £40-45 from AmazonUK
Pros: Connectivity, Looks and Design, Bass, Functionalities, Battery Life, Highs, Accessories and Packaging
Cons: Mids, Price, Isolation, Noise Cancelling
Packaging & Accessories: 9/10
Build Quality: 10/10
Design & Look: 10/10
Functionalities: 9/10
Isolation: 4/10
Comfort: 9/10
Audio Quality: 7/10
Value: 6.5/10
My final Rating: 7.5/10
Purchase Date: November 2012
Purchase Price: £400
First and foremost, I would like to thank Denon for sending me out the AH-NCW500’s for review. I was quite intrigued with the new range of headphones that Denon were offering, especially after the old range of headphones became phased out (D2/5/7000).
The wireless headphones range, thus was something that I was intrigued in, as it would be a little different from the “normal” range of headphones, both in portability and features.
The Denon AH-NCW500’s can be bought from AmazonUK & AmazonUSA.
Here is my Unboxing Video:
First and foremost, I would like to thank the very kind gentlemen, Joemar, over from Eagle’s World for sending me the product for review. The FREE-D Ditto, can also be bought from their Amazon store for £180, and also can be bought internationally too.
Now unto the product itself – The Ditto is my first ever vibration speaker I have ever owned; they do it’s a first for everything, and a vibration speaker is a first for me! Now the technology behind a vibration speaker, has been around for a little while, but has never been successful, simply due to its reasonably higher cost for the performance given, in comparison to your ordinary, conventional dynamic speaker. An example of a dynamic, portable, speaker would be the X-mini, which took the world by storm with its small size, with a large sound. In other words it packed quite a punch and was affordable for the “masses”.
Will the Ditto change that? Well let’s see just that, in this review!
The Nokia BH-905 and 905i’s are an interesting set of Bluetooth headphones. They bring a sort of style, depending on the way you see it, to the scene of quality headphones. Their style is quite unique, especially considering the 905’s seem to be like a huge strap across your head. Apart from the actual headband, the 905 range looks classy and professional, something you would see a business audiophile wear.
