Recent content by theelite1x87

My comparison point are 2 headphones. AKG Y50BT (What came with S8 pre-orders), and Audio Technica ATH M50's. I even used a sound frequency generator to test them with low end sounds. Anything under 40hz or so was very difficult for me to hear. I was surprised at this because they are rated to...

I guess I was just used to the bar set with s8 preorders. The Y50s I got actually sound very nice. My wife is already selling hers unopened (shes not a headphone person). I know value dropped but I should still get some money for um. Probably sell mine as used for a little bit of money too

Mine still hold a charge. But I rarely use them wirelessly. They sound better via 3.5mm jack. I like the noise canceling of the N60s, but they sound so anemic to my other headphones. Still amazed they charge so much for them at retail.

Yes. The wireless promotion headphones. I just did some back to back with the N60 vs the Y50s I got Last year with S8. Damn, huge difference. The N60 sounds lifeless in comparison. And that's with the noise canceling enabled. For some reason if you turn the noise canceling off the sound profile...

Am I alone in thinking these N60 Wireless sets kinda suck? The deep bass is almost non existent. What is there is kinda boomy. Mids have a tiny sound to them and overall, they have little presence to the audio. The noise canceling works pretty good. Though I notice if I disable the NC, the audio...

I'm technically already being billed full amount. I'm just making 30 a month payments. I got 6 or 7 months left before all payments are satisfied. So after I trade device into Samsung, tmobile will suddenly want everything immediately?

I couldn't find a direct answer elsewhere. Me and my wife preordered and received our note 9s direct from Samsung. They offered a better trade in deal. I'm trading in my S8 plus, shes trading her v20. We still owe a little bit on tmobile EIP. Terms of trade said we are responsible for any...

I've had mine since launch of the S8, have not used it too much. Recently got a free Kia Nero branded Google cardboard. Decided to see what's different and play with different apps and videos. It's clearly an inferior build to the gear VR (it's Google cardboard, goes without saying...) But I...

Not sure how ANYONE can use phone with max brightness all day. Outside in daylight and sun? Sure. Indoors? I tested it. Serious eye strain after just a few seconds.

T-Mobile S8 plus here. Same issue. I've disabled Wi-Fi calling until it's fixed. And just enable it manually if I need it. If I set it to cellular preferred, it'll use Wi-Fi regardless of signal strength. It's clearly a bug in the software

I've got a Gpad x 8.0. I'll admit, it's sit largely unused the past several weeks...

I've only seen this one time. I was taking pictures of sunset. And strong light was entering lens. Looked like lens flare to me.

104? That's it? Lol. My old V10 regularly got up to 120 to 125. And that was without charging. Just typical use

I only use VR in the house. Yeah, I gotta take my thin case off. But I'm always over carpet. Even if it somehow dropped, it would be fine. To be honest though, the gear VR seems to hold the phone pretty securely. I'm not worried about it.

I actually have opposite problem. Maps guidance is way too quiet compared to music. While driving I'll have music set to comfortable level, but maps guidance will be too hard to hear when it comes up. Might try this app