http://www.banggood.com/Ramos-MOS1-Max-6_44-inch-3GB-RAM-32GB-MTK6753-Octa-core-4G-Smartphone-p-1084531.html?utm_source=bbs&utm_medium=gizmochina&utm_content=zhangruihua&utm_campaign=pepsi&p=7Y260911469592015016   New budget flagship with the ES9018K2M chip and the OPA1612 amp. $130. Also a...

https://m.aliexpress.com/item/32715491014.html?aff_click_id=4362ba9cb9914389b55fb3281c5695a1-1476170416905-03546-UneMJZVf&aff_platform=y 160 USD

Does anyone know how the Xiaomi Mi5S (Plus) and LeEco Le 3 Pro sound (yes, I know the latter doesn't have an iPhone jack). Looking for a newer phone to use for software modding and audio. I know the LeEco uses their own CDLA lossless output via the type-C port, and the Xiaomi appears to have...

Which phones do you know that has these mentioned chips? Looking for good-sounding alternatives..

Uhmmm, I never said I was going to give any impressions. I'm just looking at this phone.

I don't have it, but I want it. It's the new Axon 7.

ZTE Axon 7 review: http://www.androidauthority.com/zte-axon-7-review-704039/   Videos:      The latter video is sponsored by ZTE.

No idea if it will be available in Norway :/

Hello beautiful people of Head-Fi. I am in the market for a new phone, and as Im not ready to splash into the whole DAC/amp + DAP arrangement, I am looking for a new, great-sounding phone. I am interested in/considering: - ZTE Axon 7 (fairly good design, DACs, front-facing speakers. Bit unsure...

They are the best for the money

Hello. Does anyone know how i could make my own headphones with my own branding or get someone else to OEM them for me on a not too crazy budget? Both DIY and business advice welcome.

RHA T20 are excellent. Also V-Moda's own Zn ;)

Get the Superlux

Check out the V-Moda M100s with the XL pads. More comfy, much better built, easier to carry around (in its small carrying case). The sound is also good IMO, its fairly bassy and lively and fun. Did noy like the build of the HP50, and the fit was so-so for me. The M100 are around 300 for the...

Hello. First of all, forgive me if this is the wrong place to post. Was not entirily sure... Anyhow, I am looking to design my own headphones as part of my business-to-be. Not interested in designing them from the ground up, instead using a baseline model as reference, with hopefully being able...

Need to replace my T10s and I need some help deciding.   Budget: 150-250 USD, 300 is my absolute max. Design preferences: steel or another high quality material Use: while commuting, at school, at home Need for isolation: decent, at least Sound preference: warm, (somewhat) bassy, fun...

Especially looking for difference in sound. I'm going to use them with my phone, mostly at home. I want to know if the Fidelio X2's heftier price tag is worth it soundwize (I do not use a DAC/amp). Can anyone help me compare these two? 

http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/LSR305 These are $300, best sound in the price range. I don't recommend using them directly from your computer. They are active, so no amp needed. I recommend the Schiit Modi DAC ($99) if you Don't make music.

Will probably go with the K545's then.

What about the K545's

The only thing that matters in terms of sound is neautrality and accuracy. I am not a sound engineer, so I don't need something dead-neautral. Do you think that the HP50's are better for this purpose?

Would you recommend these as a headphone for both studio use and personal listening. I listen to and produce edm and rap. To save you some trouble; I don't like the looks and fit of the K550's and I have some serious comfort issues with the Focal Pro's.

I've heard a lot about them and they appear to be really suited to my needs, but my ears are on the larger side. My ears are on the larger side, and since the Pro's cups are a bit small, I am worried about the fit and comfort. And since they are only available online here in Norway, I can't try...