From a person who endeavors to understand, thank you for this detailed response!

Thanks for chiming in, @SHAMuuu. I agree as I said earlier. Except to add that there is no actual "pro" distinction. It is being used to command more money. The Bluedio website has no such distinction, neither is it found on the box that they come in. I agree wholeheartedly with price: $99 is...

This thread was created as a departure from the usual bass-phobic norm generally discussed hereabouts. You will not find most of what is discussed here reviewed elsewhere on the site, except to give disparaging remarks about the presence of heavy bass. So to say that something is reviewed well...

One thing we keep in mind here is that these are opinions and as such, we are allowed to express them. Bluedio as a brand was historically low end. We already know this and pointed that out above. However, they are constantly improving and have issued their two flagship entries, the UFO PLUS and...

Keep watching. I saw some UFO PLUS this morning for $119. Also note that some Sellers have started adding the word Pro to the UFO PLUS in order to command a higher price {UFO PLUS Pro}. The UFO comes in two iterations only: UFO and UFO PLUS. Read the naming convention on the box. There is no...

Around Christmas I got a brand new set of the Bluedio Victory cans for $95. I enjoy them. I'm a Pavarotti fan and Nessun Dorma never sounded so good to me, lol. I gave them a run at "In Da Club" by Fifty Cent and some Wiz Khalifa to see what they could handle. They more than held their own. I...

You've gotta love an auto-correct that doesn't, LOL. Yeah, wireless is my present situation. I'd like to see more true thumpers in wireless.

I was just wondering whatever happened to these? In the interest of traveling lite, I wonder how these will fare blow that purple are rolling with Bluetooth?

Sounds like he needed an SD card adapter to fit the slot. He may have a mini card for a full size slot.

I got an ok deal on a set of T3's a few months back. The build quality has improved markedly. But alas, the booming bass that we came to love in the Hurricane series is not here. Instead we are treated to diffused bass, more treble and a wider soundstage. But you don't buy Bluedios for that...

Just a thought...Generally when an item is EOL'd it will go on sale at a greatly reduced price to clear the warehouse. The product was originally $269.99 and then reduced to $129.99 and then down to apparently $80 on the Panasonic site. It is now listed as "Unavailable." When you speak with a...

The Technics RP-DH1250 Here ya go!  https://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-RP-DH1250-S-Technics-Pro-Headphone/dp/B00A17IAOA

I've had all the initially released Bluedios (Hurricane, H2 Shooting Brake, T2, R+ Legends and now T3). They are targeted to the Beats crowd at a disposable (literally) price-point. Historically, the operative word has been "cheap" both in build and in price...Don't look for high build quality...

Oh-kay. Bluetooth. Wireless. I tried the Sony's (MDRXB950). Hated them. They just didn't cut it for me. No real thump. Someone mentioned the Hesh 2's earlier in the week. Meh. They sound better wired than wireless and that defeats the purpose. But if it's all you've got, go with it. I use them...