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So... I got my note yesterday.. Updated to 4.0.3 rooted it etc...
Just listening to some music on the walk to work... I must say the supplied white hands free headphones are surprisingly good, any one else agree?
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Uhhh, no.
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I use pretty high end etymotic and klipsch in-ear-monitors, and once you try those, you can't go back to cheap earphones. Everyone's different though.
Ive always liked Samsung stock headphones. I like the way they fit in my ear, I know they are not as good as some expensive ones but combined with voodoo sound and a nice equalizer they're pretty impressive.
That being said, I use my beats headphones all the time now, They where free with my HTC.
The Stock one is good.But I also have the free sennheiser px100ii with galaxy note.Feels like heaven while listening music with it .
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I use AKG K 450 headphones - very good sound
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Awesome. I did have a cheap pair of beats knock offs.. They weren't bad either.
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It's good but there are better one's out there. Well the stock earphones are good enough for me.
It's pretty nice.
Though I can't hear the sound around me.
And that's a problem.
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It's pretty nice.
Though I can't hear the sound around me.
And that's a problem.
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Ah see, I preferred the not hearing sound around me as in the area I'm from it's full of idiots and small cars with loud exhaust pipes. Tends to get annoying when spending nearly an hour walking to work.
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I got sennheiser HD 205 - || and they are awesome
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Does any one know of superior sounding ear buds that also include a Note compatible volume control and button? Most of the higher end models are designed for IOS devices and the controls don't work with the Note.
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i also think the stock earphones are pretty good. but for extreme music lovers i think there are much better alternatives
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To be honest i've found the stock headphones fine until I flashed a new ROM with Beats Audio installed. Just can handle the bass now.:laugh:
They are not bad for the price which is free. I also have a pair of klipsch android version which for the price are amazing, I also have a pair of beats tour which are ok a bit to much base but sounds good with awesome beats equalizer. Now my go to head set is the Bowers & Wilkins p5's they are simply amazing.
The stock Note headphones are on the cheap side and that shows on the audio quality. I use some old in-ear dual drive Panasonic headphones and the difference is huge. The next step for me is the Martin Logan Mikros 70.
not sure...till now its still in the box.
i think their the normal ones samsung supplies cos i got similar ones with my gs2 also
They are o.k for a standard set. - But the quality of the earphones are not as good as in the past. Still have a couple of earphones from my samsung omnia, and they go much louder than these delivered with the note.
But if you want to use them for high end music they are quite rubbish I think
After some good usage out of them I've realised they're not as great as I originally made out... Still good for free and will be ample until I can get a decent set.
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Hi, I dropped my bag a few weeks ago and my stock earphones got crushed, which is a shame because I really liked the quality of them.
I purchased some "replacement" ones off of Amazon, but the quality was terrible with a horrible echo about them.
Does anyone know where I can get the real deal stock earphones from samsung? Or can recommend some decent earphones with nice audio quality.
Thanks.
Samsung store, there I got mine. Maybe also Samsung online store?
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No one kill me but I use Apple earpods and the headset controls work mostly
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Nu-Force 600M are awesome and have a mic input. The audio quality is superb.
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Your best deal would be a samsung store. Or,
http://http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GENUINE-ORIGINAL-FOR-SAMSUNG-GALAXY-S3-NOTE-1-2-HANDSFREE-HEADPHONES-EARPHONES-/181134797449?pt=UK_Mobile_Home_Phones_Bluetooth_Acc_ET&hash=item2a2c79aa89
Has anyone else noticed the sound through headset or bluetooth is very quiet. Anyway to boost it?
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BT sound is quite ok for me, Speaker sound could be a bit louder, yes. Perhaps the soundboost-mod for Xperia Z could work on the Z1C too? As it also runs on a qualcomm-chip, the chances are pretty good.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2302748
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2190558
If you rooted then try using Viper4Android..
Hit Thanks if I helped you..
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GR36 said:
Has anyone else noticed the sound through headset or bluetooth is very quiet. Anyway to boost it?
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Yes, I'm currently using mine with the Jabra Clipper bluetooth transmitter, but I have to almost max the volume on it and on the phone as well to get my normal volume.
Quite weird.
Headphone output is subjectively good. Significantly better than that of the Tablet Z anyway.
It's able to drive my Beyerdynamic DT150 (250 ohm) headphones at above listening volume without any notable hiss or distortion, though they're of course bass anaemic due to the lack of a proper headphone amp.
I suspect 'normal' impedance headphones will be driven at very good quality.
The loudspeaker is mediocre overall. It's about as good as the i9000 with voodoo sound speaker hacks on, so not terrible, but it's certainly no HTC One
i find the sound quality through my sound magic E10's very good but yes i agree the volume is very low, almost as if its finding them to hard to drive. Ive not tried the supplied headphones yet to compare and see if the quality of phones makes the difference.
The supplied IEMs are actually brilliant compared to what phone manufacturers usually provide, easily £30 worth of sound quality
Is the bluetooth which is the worst of the lot. Really low and flat
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Coming from the lg g2 this is a huge bump in audio volume in every way. BT, loudspeaker, headphones are all exceptionally louder. The HTC one still has it beat for loudspeaker and headphones though.
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I asked sony centre about the sound as well and emailed support. The guys in the shop told me that they do it purposely to sell sent blue tooth stuff.
Support told me that I had to update my device. I told them it's on the latest. So they told me it's the apps fault. Told them to stick there half arsed device and returned it.
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The sound effect settings are something that Sony has baked in to Android so it's sort of obvious these settings only work with apps that support them.
For me the default sound isn't as good with my £35 Sennheiser's as my S3 was, however the earbuds that came out of the Z1c box are pretty amazing with punchy bass using Google Play Music.
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For those who missed out on the Galaxy buds while they were given out for free with a purchase of a galaxy phone: https://drop.com/?origin=/buy/drop-nuforce-move-wireless-in-ear-monitors#overview
I'm getting a pair as a back up to my Galaxy buds! Yeah, while they're still on sale, lol!
hard to beat poweramp ldac on galaxy buds
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jemfalor said:
hard to beat poweramp ldac on galaxy buds
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IKR. Just more like a beater pair for my Galaxy buds in times when i don't feel using the latter...
Hey everyone I just got my first car (I'm 16) and it's a 2006 Ford Fusion with no aux and no bluetooth capabilities, although I've been looking at adapters on amazon. Particularly the Anker Roav SmartCharge T1, and the Nulaxy Bluetooth FM Transmitter (newer model). I like these two because they both have bluetooth and AUX ports along with USB ports. I'm wondering which one will give me better sound quality for my music. Also if theres any better options guys please let me know! I really appreciate the help and have a great day!
Jacob
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Anker is the brand I would trust
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Anker is the brand I would trust
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So you would suggest the Roav? Any thoughts on sound quality?
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jacobguy said:
So you would suggest the Roav? Any thoughts on sound quality?
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This is probably the best one your going to get if you aux in your sound will be better.
The more you remove the wireless functions the higher quality sound you will achieve.
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gjkrisa said:
This is probably the best one your going to get if you aux in your sound will be better.
The more you remove the wireless functions the higher quality sound you will achieve.
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They both have Aux ports, the only thing I like better about the Nulaxy is it shows my car battery voltage which eh. So for the better sound quality I should get the Roav? Anyone have any experience with them?
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In any case, you will not get high-quality sound, as with Receiver and amplifier. This is an easy option and they will play the same.