Beats out the Bose Triport, the HD 202 and HD 435s, the AT M35 and AT M50. Just try it and see. Extremely comfortable (I wear mine while commuting and studying, for about 5+ hours a day). Bought...
When I first put them on on I though that the highs will blow my head off. My ears got tired after 10 - 15 minutes. I though I would throw them out of the window. But having read some good...
it's about two weeks that i've bought them and i'm quiet satisfied with it ... first i wanted to buy the J3 but it's 3.3 AMOLED screen and good video playing was not needed!!
it's low 16GB...
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NOTE: The clamping factor will obviously differ from person to person, but I'm surprised to find little mention of it, as it is the sole reason I'd never think twice about...
I have observed this around me. So today i am not gonna ask those who like it but this questions is for only those who do not love Window Media Player.
SO guys! Tell me one reason to dislike window media player?
I don't like it's lack of support for almost all video formats and the way it pops up a message saying it will look for a codec but never ever finds one and instead points you to a useless help page. I don't bother with it if I can help it but it annoys me when WMP is the default handler on a PC and I have to wait for it, close it and install/open VLC to play a video.
Since I haven't bothered with it for a while these may not be accurate, but: by default it rips to wma with protection, big ugly interface, sends information to MS, tries to show ads (or is that Messenger?), tries to associate itself with every type of file even though it can't play half of them. If that's not enough I doubt it supports FLAC with ReplayGain and gapless playback. At home the biggest reason not to use it is my house is Windows-free.
X2, Kai! I've used WMP at work and it seems OK. But anything that doesn't run on Linux or OS X doesn't run in my house. It's a Microsoft-free zone. I perform a ritual purification after touching Windows machines.
actually i like it, its the audio player i find lets me just drop folder on to and just play its contents. everything else seems to demand adding things to a library and then playing the whole library.
oh and all the wedia buttons work without the application haveing to be on top
i actually use wmp when i rip cd's to wave format. but i agree that it doesn't support flac and most most of my library is in that format and i prefer not to install any special codecs for that so i rather use winamp or foobar.