For those of you who wants to play FLAC and OGG files on your 5800 (or other S60 phones) do a search on OGGPLAY S60. There is no dedicated version for S60V5, but according to My-symbian and the OGGPLAY forum it will work with a different skin. OGGPLAY on my N82 (S60V3) plays FLAC, but I havent...

I have owned both phones and really liked the 70. Solid build (if a bit heavy) and allround good sound quality. The way they click together is very cool and helps keep the wires untangled. It has been a couple of years since I had them so I wont go into detail. The 500 was a...

There are no BT headsets that sounds good. There are some wireless senns (not BT) you could look into: Sennheiser MX W1: First Wireless Stereo Earphones Using the Kleer Bluetooth Alternative

I can't speak for the D2000, but side by side I prefere my D1000 to the 595

amazon.com wont ship them to you..

The D1001 is soooo comfortable it's scary. It does not feel like you are wearing a headphone at all, hench you tend to use them more then other phones and can have longer sessions. It may not be the best sounding phone on the market, but comfort wize it takes the backseat to nobody. I paid...

If you get tired of the twist to fit system take a look at the MX460 bud. I had the MX90 VC a few years back and loved the sound, but never made friends with the twist thing. After Judes glowing remarks on the PMX70 I bought those and were amazed buy the sound, but never made friends with the...

Denon AH-C551. Just a tad more expensive, but worth it.

Sennheiser MX460 even if I was free to choose regardless of cost. I need the portabillity and comfort and at 15USD nothing fares better to my ears. If sennheiser was to make a singlesided cord version of the PX100 I might choose that.

Quote: Originally Posted by tfarney ..And no earbuds stay seated in my ears well enough that their quality matters much. I hardly ever use them. IEMs are the way to go for portable listening IMO. Tim I very much agree, only I dont like the isolation while on the move. But fit...

I have been eying these too, but my guess is that they have very little in common with the DXXXX series. A local store have them in stock so I might try them out this week.

Maybe the thread should be called "Are Yuin buds worth buying?".

I own or have owned all the the buds in question. This is my take on them: MX500/400 (20USD) Rather bad fit for my ears. Muddy and lacking in mids. Good build quality. MX460 (15USD) Ok fit. Very good bass and balanced mids and highs. Top notch audio all around. Good build quality...

I have used the new Sennheiser MX460 earbud for ~4 weeks. On par with my PK3 for a quater of the price.

Yes and no.. They might have a one year warrenty, but you have 5 years of "reklamasjonsret" (right to complain). They cannot run away from that. -And there are no execptions for portable products. Lame excuse if there ever was one. Besides, the term "warrenty" has very little...