i already make a decision usa spec is the best product. but wich one have better audio quality this one or the one wiith bluetooth incorporated they cost the same
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I have both the bluetooth BT35 and the direction connection PA15HON2. The direct connection sounds much better. I only use the blue tooth for phone.
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I didn't know the one with Bluetooth costs the same. I would have picked that one instead. I do know that other reviews said the steering wheel controls didn't work for them but it works for me. I have thoroughly enjoyed this product so far.
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Anytime you hardwire vs stream your audio quality will be much better. So the Bluetooth will not sound as good.
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At the time that I purchased mine, there was not a model with Bluetooth. From what I am reading the audio quality would be the same, just with the additional advantage of using Bluetooth
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Well, you are in luck...I own one of each. I purchased the Stanmore first and ran it for 10+ hours a day for better than a week to break it in. It sounded fantastic. I put my iPod in Jazz mode for best response. I bought the Hanwell after as I am going to put one at our cabin. The Hanwell has better bass and the vocals sound better. The bluetooth on the Stanmore has poor range... If I had to choose just one to keep of the two, it would be the Hanwell. If I want bluetooth, with better range I might add, I just plug in my bluetooth receiver from Belkin.Hope that helps...
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I think that the plus model will be best. It has better sound quality and if you, later on, want to add more sound you can do that by just buying another one. I bought a jam plus speaker but I'm not that pleased with it. Guess you could say in a audiophile. It lacks base and distorts a lot. Might be a defective model. I found the JBL micro 1 or 2 to have better audio quality. More base i think. If I could reverse my buy i would have bought that. But still your choice. Goodluck
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I haven't heard the Standmore but would assume it has less of everything. If you don't play rock loud then it probably isn't worth it. Two downsides, one is no Bluetooth and two, no handle to carry it. I don't get the handle omission. I use a high end Audioquest pin to pin cable because the supplied is crap. Better sound quality than Bluetooth so not missing much.
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The component HD is better, however, you can use them.. they just won't be heard only by you. those around you will hear it too.
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I returned it because it was defective. I recommend the Azeca BHT010 because I have 2 and they come with nice zipper carrying case and long USB charging cord. They will handle the latest bluetooth standard. I don't know the PS4 but expect it will work very well. I like the Swage-RB If I am not traveling; sound is great and ear pads block much of the outside sound.
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I believe the only difference is that the ultra has to be plugged into the music source and the Bluetooth doesn't.
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I bought this for my son so he did the research on other products. He likes the sync because of the sound quality...he tells me the Sync are clearer and gives a quality sound with music...and the fact that he can use them wireless with his phone to play music. If you can try to sample both items but for my money the Sync is head and shoulders above the rest...hope this was helpful
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I have owned both pairs in the past 3 months and myself as well as my roomate like how the freedom sprint fits better in our ears. With that being said it may just mean we need to play with the attachments more. However alot of customer reviews on the apple website also state they don't fit their ears as well either. The bluebuds X are a little bigger outward and their center of gravity is outward more and thus they seem to want to fall out of your ear even when oriented in the secure fit orientation. The freedom sprint have two options to fit in the over ear position or inner ear and bluebuds x only fit inner ear style. The secure fit orientation is nice, but IMO it takes way too much adjustment to get it right as I still can't find that sweet spot. Pros: Bluebud X sound is great if you can get it to fit and stay. Also the secure fit gets the cord off your neck which is way better than sticking to your neck when you get sweaty. Cons: Bluebud X is smaller in size, but sticks out too far and may cause ear buds to fall out easier beacause of that. Some people don't like the way they fit in your ear. I'd say freedom sprint in terms of cost and ease of use.
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I would say the quality of both definitive and energy are comparable. That being said I would choose the set that is at the price range that you can afford best. They both are quality speaker companys.
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I do not have both models to compare so I don't the Non-Japan Model. In my case, last year when I bought the first one, there was only one model #DR-BTN200 (Japanese version) on the list. I am very happy with this headset. So, I have bought the second one for my wife recently. Here are features that I am very pleased:- Battery is last very long as spec (40 hours, really)- Sound is pretty good- Bluetooth antenna is strong, no interruption when listening music- Voice commands via Bluetooth work very well for both Samsung "S-Voice" and "Google Now" using Samsung Galaxy S5 I do not have both models to compare so I don't the Non-Japan Model. In my case, last year when I bought the first one, there was only one model #DR-BTN200 (Japanese version) on the list. I am very happy with this headset. So, I have bought the second one for my wife recently. Here are features that I am very pleased:- Battery is last very long as spec (40 hours, really)- Sound is pretty good- Bluetooth antenna is strong, no interruption when listening music- Voice commands via Bluetooth work very well for both Samsung "S-Voice" and "Google Now"... » Read More I do not have both models to compare so I don't the Non-Japan Model. In my case, last year when I bought the first one, there was only one model #DR-BTN200 (Japanese version) on the list. I am very happy with this headset. So, I have bought the second one for my wife recently. Here are features that I am very pleased:- Battery is last very long as spec (40 hours, really)- Sound is pretty good- Bluetooth antenna is strong, no interruption when listening music- Voice commands via Bluetooth work very well for both Samsung "S-Voice" and "Google Now" using Samsung Galaxy S5 « Show Less
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IHT 5000 is a newer model than the IHT 6000 but is positioned lower. The 6000 does not support bluetooth, has SDA surround effect, is a longer soundbar, has 4 drivers vs 2 in the sound bar and a 1/2 inch larger subwoofer. I would speculate that the 6000 can run louder while the 5000 reduces hardware costs to fill in a price gap and adds the the popular Bluetooth connectivity feature.Bluetooth: 5000: yes, 6000: noBar size: 5000: 31" , 6000: 35"Drivers in bar: 5000: 2, 6000: 4woofer size: 5000: 6.5", 6000: 7"SDA: 5000: no, 6000: yes
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Bluetooth 4.0 is more energy efficient and has a faster throughput (more data at once). But these headphones already last long enough as it is (~10 hours) and the audio quality is great for the price. As far as these headphones go, Bluetooth 4.0 is largely unnecessary. Plus, the reason it's so cheap is probably because it only has 3.0, which is a worthy compromise, in my opinion.
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My take is the difference is marketing and an additional cord you get with the 10RNC. The extra cord has a smart key that allows you to switch between android and apple app features that I don't use or care about. I have the 10RDC which are comfortable, sturdy, professional looking, wonderful noise canceling headphones. So, my take is they sonically should sound the same and according to specs, they are similar in internal design, frequency response, weight, i.e. both take a singe AAA battery, etc... All the international travel I do, I can say I love mine. I acquired mine at Costco for $140, a steal in my opinion. Good luck My take is the difference is marketing and an additional cord you get with the 10RNC. The extra cord has a smart key that allows you to switch between android and apple app features that I don't use or care about. I have the 10RDC which are comfortable, sturdy, professional looking, wonderful noise canceling headphones. So, my take is they sonically should sound the same and according to specs, they are similar in internal design, frequency response, weight, i.e. both take a singe AAA battery, etc... All the international travel I do, I can say I love mine. I acquired mine at Costco for... » Read More My take is the difference is marketing and an additional cord you get with the 10RNC. The extra cord has a smart key that allows you to switch between android and apple app features that I don't use or care about. I have the 10RDC which are comfortable, sturdy, professional looking, wonderful noise canceling headphones. So, my take is they sonically should sound the same and according to specs, they are similar in internal design, frequency response, weight, i.e. both take a singe AAA battery, etc... All the international travel I do, I can say I love mine. I acquired mine at Costco for $140, a steal in my opinion. Good luck « Show Less
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Probably Ultimate Ears Personal Reference Monitors are better but they are twice the price .. :)
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i have a bluetooth for my car and my phone is a htc and no it daset checking if yuo buy one get the one that has the best reating
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Even though it doesn't have BT 4.0, the benefits of 4.0 vs 3.0 do not impact sound quality from what I have read while researching bluetooth headphones. This is because streaming music is a high bandwidth activity and BT 4.0 improvements are in low energy low bandwidth applications. The Jaybird BlueBuds have excellent sound quality but run BT 2.1 + EDR. I'm wondering if it effects standby time though, but I don't really care about that with bluetooth headphones. The sound quality comes more from the codec used (aptX or jaybird's Shift) and the quality of the headphone itself. This headphone has aptX and a balanced armature driver, which is a very good combination. I'd definitely test them both out and decide for myself which are better.