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vysakh Said,
July 6th, 2008 @10:31 pm  

how fast does the w580i’s battery drain out when using this ?

LOL at the 5mm jack incident =))

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Santosh Said,
July 7th, 2008 @12:22 am  

@vysakh Neither of us observed that. We were so engrossed with the headphones that we never bothered seeing the phone! Sorry buddy.

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Subbu Said,
July 7th, 2008 @1:19 pm  

Hmm.. The Sound Quality? Is the bass too high? ..or is it just right? How does the Lows and Mids sound?

Too much bass / too less trebs will make me break headphones to smithereens.. Will sound especially ugly if you are listening to Post-Rock/Electronic Music.

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Santosh Said,
July 7th, 2008 @1:39 pm  

@Subbu: It doesn’t have too much bass. Nor does it have too less treble. Jump on IM, I’ll explain.

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vysakh Said,
July 9th, 2008 @12:33 pm  

hehe :D just curious

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September 6th, 2008 @11:21 pm  

Guess what, I just bought one for myself!

I’d earlier bought a Philips SGH1900, which I didn’t quite like. So I went to replace it, thinking I’ll buy a SGH2700 when I stumbled upon this beauty.

You’re right, the bass is just right! I’m lovin it =)

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Santosh Said,
September 7th, 2008 @9:20 am  

Hey! Only glad I could help buddy.

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shailesh Said,
March 27th, 2009 @8:26 pm  

juat got on my b’day, 24th march….sounds good..most disappointing is the lack of vol. control knob….IT MUST BE THERE….

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Sanjeev Said,
May 23rd, 2009 @7:06 pm  

Whatever source you might use with your headphones (I-pods, other MP3 Players, your walkman or your PC or a radio) they all have volume controls. Haven’t seen professional headphones with volume controls, only cheaper consumer headphones have attenuation (volume control) and it eats into your sound signal anyway. Enjoy the headphones, they are worth the price, and have a wonderful frequency response.

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Sanjeev Said,
May 23rd, 2009 @7:12 pm  

If you are looking for better headphones than these, try the Sennheiser range (HD Series) of headphones, they will of course eat out your pocket, but are long lasting, well designed for various applications- DJ, Professional and Consumer. Sennheiser’s HD-212 pro is a wonderful headphone and not so expensive, used by a lot of professionals too.

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