[urabus]

mobile phones that also play music aren't horrid, it gets the job done when you want to listen to music and don't feel like carrying a separate player. Plug a set of regular headphones in and you're good to go.

 

[rockin_amigo14]

is that a rizr?

 

[urabus]

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Originally Posted by rockin_amigo14 /img/forum/go_quote.gif is that a rizr?

rokr e6

 

[imported_max_wedge]

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Originally Posted by Sparky191 /img/forum/go_quote.gif While my SE750i sounded ok, navigation was a pain, (no fwd/bck buttons) music transfers were painfully slow, and the supplied buds were dire. I bought a Portable handsfree HPM-82 for it so I could use other headphones and get better controls. But the huge cable was annoying. In the end I found it was just easier to use a decent Flash memory MP3 player. I made the same points here http://www.head-fi.org/forums/showth...56#post2967356

If you mean fast forward/rewind - you can using the joystick (press and held left or right), but not while keypad is locked. If you mean track advance, long press of volume button (even while phone is locked) does the job.

USB cable transfer speed is poor, but a card reader solves that problem. USB2 - 480Mbps.

Cable length is a problem, but I don't see why headphone manufacturers can't start accomodating music devices that have remote or handsfree cables with 3.5mm connectors by bringing out headphones with shorter lead lengths. Some do, such as philips.

 

[DasBoot]

Nokia n73me >D-Jays

It sound better than my w800i + d-jays, and i just love symbian series60

I'm looking for a small amp to this rig like Xin SuperMicro-IV

 

[Sparky191]

That n73me combination looks great. Whats the battery life like though. Was considering one of those recently but decided the battery life was quite poor compared to something like a W810i

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Originally Posted by Sparky191 /img/forum/go_quote.gif While my SE750i sounded ok, navigation was a pain, (no fwd/bck buttons) music transfers were painfully slow, and the supplied buds were dire. I bought a Portable handsfree HPM-82 for it so I could use other headphones and get better controls. But the huge cable was annoying. In the end I found it was just easier to use a decent Flash memory MP3 player. I made the same points here http://www.head-fi.org/forums/showth...56#post2967356

I should update this. Only realised afterwards that the vol key if held down switches between tracks or radio stations. Doh! Anyway that makes it much handier and I no longer need the remote. I find I'm using it more since I realised that. Especially for the radio as my Flash MP3 player doesn't have a radio.