How do these do compared to x-acto brand #11?
138424
I just got them in the mail a little over a week ago and I tried two so far and they seem to be as good if not better as X-acto's version. I have always just bought X-acto's brand. But this is a 100 count and a awesome price. I really like them.
138425
I have found that they last just as long as X-Acto #11s for what I use them for (cutting paper of various thickness for decoupage). I cannot vouch for how long they last against something harder like plastic or wood but if you are cutting paper or thin cardboard, they are well worth it!
138426
They have fit great, and it stays sharp just as long as the expensive exacto brand
138427
Just ordered the x-acto brand to replace the techi-edge ones that I just returned. It's MUCH better (which I knew because I've used x-acto blades before). I guess you get what you pay for right?
1654472
I don't know anything about the other brand. I bought (3) pairs of this brand and I will tell you that my husband and two sons, ages 9 and 13 who are extra big (not heavy, just "big" kids) are VERY happy with the gear. Hope this helps.
209487
Sanyo Xacti VPC line is fantastic. I've had them underwater (pool and lake shots) and the video came out great. Lightweight and small too.
781488
I have not compared them, but I own the Active2's and they are great. Im very surprised and happy about the sound quality...very good. And when I use them with my phone, no one complains that I sound like I'm in a wind tunnel...They are great!
1450800
no do not buy they are junk. I will never buy xo products again. They fell apart and there tv's are junk also.
789925
I unfortunately can't answer your question, but I would like to know if you ended up buying these (or the XL version), as I just bought the Fidelio X1 myself...
1585561
This may not help, but I bought the white PX 100's on Amazon about 2 years ago. Mine seem to be exactly the same as these black ones -- and they sound very good :)
951867
oh yes most def first of all the drivers are 10mm bigger and very noticeable when hearing it's a no brainer, i tried the xb400's when i sampled the 500's as well and the 500's were much more comfy as well... it is well worth the extra few $'s for sure i would not hesitate... the 400's are on ear, i hated em they squish your ear after a few minutes wearing them , the 500's are over the ear, much much better for longer durations of using them... if you can get a pair get em now because they may become obsolete and you will be disappointed...
1673654
I am using them with X10 and they work perfect. Turn on, off and dim with no problems or humming.
233621
i just got mine and the sound is on par with my bluebirdx , as a matter of fact im returning those and get me 140 bucks back , these are lighter and i got 7 hours continuous play and a few phone calls with them non stop , i will review them as soon as i get a few charges under my belt and really get them broke in , the bass is a bit strong so i used my eq on my phone to get more treble and they are louder than the bluebird x headset
1986390
They work fine....but I have learned that most of the beam style blades are equal. I actually purchased one icon and one other brand and ran them at the same time. Even swapping them after time to get equal use on each side. The Valeros worked and lasted the longest.
338669
I mean personally....i find them bettet on 7.75's . I have a girl board now but they origonally were on my 8.0 goodwood . They didnt feel as good as they do i my girlboard. Dont go with them for a 8.0
151838
I have used both speakers. The X-Pro provides a much better overall sound experience. Bass levels are much richer and the volume level is better than the X2, which has a much thinner overall sound. The X-Pro is physically thicker, so take that into account relative to your helmet. They fit just fine in my AGV Miglia Modular, but not so well in my LS2 Modular. I actually purchased 2 of the Pro's, one for me years ago then and one for my wife. Then I purchased a Honda Goldwing with the Premium Sound System and we no longer need internal speakers, except for use with our Scala Team Set. Now, we just use the small speakers that came with that, which work fine for voice conversations. I have tried several other helmet speakers over the years and I believe that the X-Pro's are the best value out there. As with all of the ones I have used, it is important that your sound source produces enough volume to drive them. For example, my Sansa MP3 and Sony armband radio work great. However, my LG Optimus 9 Android does not produce enough volume with any of them. I tried a couple of different amplifiers, but without much improvement at higher speeds. BTW, I had no quality issues with the X-Pro's in my years of use...thus the purchase of a set for my wife. Then, I traded my VTX 1800F for the Goldwing and now both sets are now stored away!
1228302
CX 685 has adapters that fit in the opening to your ear canal which creates kind of a seal. The MX is more of a ear bud that fits outside your ear canal. The CX has better noise isolation and the sound quality is better but if you run then the bounce in the cord can transmit back to earphones and can become annoying. The sound quality of the MX is very good. I run and use these because I do not like the bouncing noise of the cord. It does take a little getting use to the finger that fits in the nook of your ear fold and it holds much better compared to an ear bud. After sampling several different brands, these are my favorite for running. If I didn't run or bounce around while exercising I'd use the CX. CX 685 has adapters that fit in the opening to your ear canal which creates kind of a seal. The MX is more of a ear bud that fits outside your ear canal. The CX has better noise isolation and the sound quality is better but if you run then the bounce in the cord can transmit back to earphones and can become annoying. The sound quality of the MX is very good. I run and use these because I do not like the bouncing noise of the cord. It does take a little getting use to the finger that fits in the nook of your ear fold and it holds much better compared to an ear bud. After sampling several... » Read More CX 685 has adapters that fit in the opening to your ear canal which creates kind of a seal. The MX is more of a ear bud that fits outside your ear canal. The CX has better noise isolation and the sound quality is better but if you run then the bounce in the cord can transmit back to earphones and can become annoying. The sound quality of the MX is very good. I run and use these because I do not like the bouncing noise of the cord. It does take a little getting use to the finger that fits in the nook of your ear fold and it holds much better compared to an ear bud. After sampling several different brands, these are my favorite for running. If I didn't run or bounce around while exercising I'd use the CX. « Show Less
685127
Theyre ripstock but not like the old BDUs. A lot thinner for warmer climates. The 5.11 versions of these are most definitely not ripstock. Im pretty happy with Tru-SPec more than 5.11.
2088766
I have about 10,000 actuations...I'll put my MkIV up against my 1DX any day of the week. It is an amazing camera. In three areas,it is betterthan my 1DX. 1. Battery life is probably 2x longer (with same battery) 2. Sensor attracts less dust 3. Sensor size gives me a bit more reach. Overall the 1DmIV is a 10 out of 10.
34097
You will not notice any difference when playing HD-DVD's in the A20 or the XA2. The only difference will be the XA2 has analog outputs if you have a non HDMI receiver, and it has the REON chip for DVD upconversion (which is superior to what the A20 has)...If you have an older receiver with analog inputs (no HDMI) and have a lot of older DVD's then definately get the XA2.