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  1. edvardd

    Apple wireless headphone in 2018

    Apparently Apple are working on a wireless headphone, probably over-ear but I don't know really. I wonder if they will find some way of implementing something similiar to LDAC? Noise canceling is to be expected but apart from that we don't know much. I'd like to see some new functionality that...
  2. MIPRO MI-909 Wireless IEM System

    MIPRO MI-909 Wireless IEM System

    Manufacturer’s Synopsis MI-909T Digital Stereo Transmitter The MI-909T is a rugged digitally-encrypted rack transmitter. It operates in a 64 MHz wide bandwidth and allows multiple preset compatible channels operation. Delivering up to 50mW output power, it has high dynamic range stereo audio...
  3. Westone Wx Single Driver In Ear Wireless Earphones with Smartphone Controls & Mic

    Westone Wx Single Driver In Ear Wireless Earphones with Smartphone Controls & Mic

    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Sensitivity: 114 dB @ 1mW Frequency Response: 20Hz - 16kHz Impedance: 19 Ω (ohms) Driver: Balanced Armature, Full-Range Bluetooth: V4.0 with aptX technology Battery life: up to 8 hours Wireless range: 10m Cable: Removable MMCX FEATURES Bluetooth 4.0 powered by aptX...
  4. Nexum AQUA+

    Nexum AQUA+

    AQUA+ | 32bit Wireless Headphone Amplifier About NEXUM: NEXUM comes from Taiwan and is established in 2013 with focusing on wireless audio technology design. Over the years, NEXUM launched several products into the market like the MEMO, AQUA, TuneBox2 and LINKA. They are care about design...
  5. Mifo F2 Bluetooth Headset

    Mifo F2 Bluetooth Headset

    Main Features: ● Built-in 1050mAh Li-ion battery can play for 50 hours ● N45 strong magnetic rubidium iron drive 40mm large-aperture driver unit and independent rear cavity reflection completely surround your ear and make your ear more comfortable ● Listen to the sound of A2DP stereo sound...
  6. H

    Can't decide on which WIRELESS headset for gaming!!

    Hey guys, this is my first post here in head-fi and I heard it was the best place to go when it comes to advice with us audiophile fans! So, I've done my research and it comes down to these headsets Astro Gaming A50 ManO'War SteelSeries Siberia P840 HyperX Cloud Flight Sennheiser GAME ZERO...
  7. Evilcalyptic

    Wireless layla w/bassport = Gold

    Check it out mannnn!
  8. infinitum4

    Wireless IEM recommendation

    Hello! I'd like to ask for recommendations on an upgrade over my Jaybird X2. I'm going to use these mainly for commute and exercise. They can be either truly wireless or just traditional wireless as long as they are tangle-free and does the job well. For reference, I do have an FLC8S for...
  9. red71rum

    JLab Audio Epic Sport Wireless review

    JLab Audio Epic Sport Wireless Review JLab Audio recently contacted me to see if I was interested in reviewing a new earbuds called the EPICSPort Wireless, that they were about to unveil. The earbuds in question was to have increased sound quality, longer battery life, and the ability to...
  10. A

    V-Moda Discomfort (XL Memory Cushions?)

    So I received my Crossfade 2 Wireless headphones a few days ago and feeling fairly unsatisfied... They sound quite fantastic and the build quality is ridiculously good, however the comfort is unbearable. I've been using my HyperX Clouds (Takstar Pro 80's) for over 2 years now and the comfort...
  11. A

    Should I Get an External Dac/Amp?

    So I'm getting some V-Moda Crossfades soon with 32 Ω. At the moment I use my motherboard for sound and was wondering, would an external DAC/Amp like the E10k improve sound quality or clarity in any noticeable way? Or would it be a waste of money for such low Impedance headphones?
  12. A

    Connecting aptX Headphones to PC?

    So I'm thinking of picking up the V-Moda Crossfade Wireless II's which support the aptX codec and was wondering how to properly connect them to my Windows 10 PC? Would pretty much any USB adapter/receiver that says it supports aptX low latency work just fine?
  13. Skippman

    Replacement for Logitech H800s?

    So I'm a cube junkie who spends large amounts of my day with headphones on. I don't have any peers in my building so there's really no reason not to. I've been using a pair of Logitech H800's for a couple years on the recommendation of a co-worker and honestly, they've been pretty great for my...
  14. voon

    Simple: Best Bluetooth on ear headphone up to 150ish USD/100ish Euro

    Not for me, but trying to help someone else. Another requirement is: no microphone (somewhat paranoiac). So a classical on ear, preferably longish/large/softer (not a hard necessity) using BT (aptX or better). How they "hear" sound is not known ... so i can't say "prefers warm" etc ... just e...
  15. T

    Help! Headphones Up to $20

    I am looking to get new, good headphones. I ordered the Kingstar Sports Bluetooth Headphones S5 from Amazon, a few months ago. They work okay. The sound is pretty decent for songs with singers, but it sucks when listening to instrumental music (like symphony, guitar, piano, new age, etc.)...
  16. Neksorus

    Wireless 100 euro headphones recommendations?

    Hello headfi members, my earbuds that I used daily (soundmagic e10c) died due to my ipad case :/ (I can only hear the left side). I like to listen to trance and electronic and sometimes gameraps from JT machinima. I can pay only with paypal and iDeal (Dutch creditcard) so I can't buy from...
  17. willybravo

    Noise cancelling headphone recommendations - around $350

    Looking for some recommendations for noise cancelling headphones - my budget is around $350 which could go up or down slightly for the right ones. I do a lot of travel so quality noise cancelling is an absolute must for the plane trips. Wireless would also be a bonus. I would also like to use...
  18. MacWarrior

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  19. KrayzieGSX

    Looking for wireless Bluetooth in-ear headphones

    Hi, I'm looking for Bluetooth in-ear headphones to use with a Samsung Gear Fit 2 watch on runs and other sports. It does not need a mic. I want something similar or better sounding than the Sennheiser CX300II (wired), which is what I currently use with an mp3 player. I like the bass and...
  20. TikantiXD

    Looking for headphones with a dedicated vibrating driver

    I am looking to buy new headphones for someone who has what is known as Single-Sided Deafness. She currently owns the Skullcandy Crushers, (older) wired edition. For her, the Crushers have been a miracle. The dedicated vibrating driver gives her the feeling of bass, and she really enjoys that...
  21. remit

    Help me with the choice

    Hello there, I've been using Audio technica LS50 for a few months but since I listen to hardstyle (electronic music with a lot of bass) I would like to make an upgrade. I am a real audio-technica fan(had im-70, ckx-9, and many others before). I also have shure se215 which I also didn't like...
  22. webreaper

    Going fully Wireless IEMs. Too soon? Or are we there yet?

    Hi all, Haven't posted much as I've been pretty happy with the Senn IE80s over the last couple of years. But I'm getting a bit fed up with having to replace the cable every 8-12 months. The IE80s are fantastic sound-wise, and I have custom-moulded sleeves which give a wonderful fit and great...
  23. husamia

    Shure Bluetooth Accessory Cable

    Shure released information about Bluetooth Accessory Cable for the SE models for $99 it supports telephony as well. I been thinking this would be the perfect replacement. Can someone share their experience. "Does it sound better or the same compared to cables?" the wireless SE215 looks...
  24. ricthaman

    Sony WF-1000X discussion thread: Truly wireless IEM with Active Noise Cancelling!

    Sony's new WF-1000X wireless IEM's. - Active Noise cancelling with Sense Engine - 6mm Dynamic Driver with Neodymium magnet - Bluetooth 4.1 with AAC support - 9 hour battery life (using the included charging case) Presented at IFA 2017, released Sept. 2017...
  25. PLUSSOUND

    PLUSSOUND AUDIO - Introducing BLUETOOTH CUSTOM CABLES - Available for 2-PIN/CIEMs, MMCX, FitEar, Sennheiser, Audeze, and more

    We are proud to announce that we now offer custom bluetooth cables - the first of its kind on the market. Convert what was once wired into a wireless! Module: Bluetooth 4.2 - 250% faster and reliable than previous versions. Balanced output design - improves crosstalk and separation. Decodes...
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