Which are the better choice - The S1 or the M2 - as far as durability, build quality, sound and accessories?
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The S1 delivers a more full bodied sound, whereas the punchy sound of the M2 make it better for genres like rock and metal. If you listen to a wide genre of music then the S1 may be better.
1644594
I own the S1 and they now come with foamie (hearing protection) style ear cushions....that coupled with the carry case swayed me for sure. The sound is up to par with most sports headphones on the market.....it all comes down to the features.
2049396
The S2 may or may not have some advantages such as saving memory with 1 megapixal less but what i don't care for about the S2 is the cheap boombox stereo look of the case. The S3 looks like a more professional and overall classier camera. Then again that's only a cosmetic feature and some people may like the 'silver stereo' look.
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I was not able to find the S21KDX-??? product numbers at Amazon or at the Skullcandy web site. My only thought is that if all the S2IKDX product numbers are the same price, but differ by color, then they'll likely have the same characteristics (frequency response, size of magnet, etc.). I stumbled on what Skullcandy calls Ink'd 2 Earphones/Earbuds Premium Headphone. Although these have the same size magnet (11mm) as the S21KDZ-043, they may have better frequency response -- particularly the bass. They also have a mic control switch inline mic play/pause & track controls. These are of no interest to me, so before I buy any more I'll look at the performance characteristics to see if they're better. In the meantime, I'm going to buy a set of the S/M/L Black Replacement Silicone Ear Buds Gels Cushions Tips for 11MM Skullcandy 50/50 In-Ear Earphones Headphones for $2.50. These (the large size), I hope, will give me the increased bass response I'm looking for.
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Hello superz. I have to be honest. This is my second pair of the series. The S10 really sucked. So, yes these are much better by a totally new level. I will say the controls on the S11 are not my preference, but I can live with them. The sound is great and the band is no issue. As an addition, this pair comes with an additional band to adjust tightness, which I have found to appreciate while riding my bike. I recommend this headset for the buck.
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I had a couple pair of S4's and they sounded really great. The S3's aren't as good and the S6's are too bassy. Someone stole my S4's and I am upset about that. I'm thinking about springing for another replacement pair. They matched well throughout my Mastering process in the studio. Someone can steal my S3's. haha
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If I had to pick one, it'll be the D2 because of sound quality and how the SD card integrates into the library. Checkout "anythingbutipod" website for reviews on wide variety of MP3 players.
251128
Cheap is not always better. S5i's are great for sound and durability. Dongle is heavy though.
1974375
There is a little but nothing too badIf you want little to no microphonics with much better isolation, I would go for the brainwavz s1. It sounds better overall tooBrainwavz S1 IEM Noise Isolating Earphones With Clearwavz Remote and Microphone for iPhone iPad iPod
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I actually think the M4s are much better from a sound quality perspective. They have great reproduction. I have owned Bose and senheiser noise canceling phones and I would pick the M4s over them.
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i bought them both to compare. The NAD was a bit more comfortable for me as the pads were soft and sealed very well. They both have a similar sound, fairly balanced across the board. I liked the P7 packaging, as it will fold in half, and into a nice case. The NAD folds, but goes in a bag and it's a bit more bulky (the ear cups swivel but they don't stay very flat in the bag and pop out). If you don't plan to use for travel as much, I would probably suggest the NAD as it is cheaper and sounds just as good with similar build quality
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It depends on what you are going to use the knife for. S1 is good if you want to chop up tree with the knife. But If you need to chop up things, a machete is a much better choice. I prefer F1. It is more practical. You get a lot more power to the stride when the lever is less then with a S1. There are also many other benefits of F1, but it takes a long time to explain. I also like zytel sheath. It can withstand more wear and moisture.
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I have the a2+ and they are just amazing. They don't need a sub but I got one. If you have the extra $ I would get the a2
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hi, in case your answer was not clear enough for you, i got those 2 headphones and compared them toe to toe, i have a very good ear, and what i see is that s700 sound louder and more bass, i did plug both to the same devise, same song using a 3.5 splitter, so that was the main 2 differences,, also, s700 is much heavier than s400 and tend to fall if you bend over a little, people complaint about this issue too, I was unhappy with bluethoot range, even in with my cell in my pocket music was terrible, braking too much so i thought they suck, but, i found than the problem was the battery of my phone was too low and the bluethoot range is automatically affected, so you devise has to have good charge in order to get good signal, lets say, you can walk around your room with no problems and perhaps a little more, i hope it helps. thanks
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I cannot tell you the difference between the various models, but I will tell you my s3's are very comfortable, noise blocking, but not to the point that someone cannot get your attention (ie stewardesses, etc.) and the sound quality is very good to excellent. I only use them for books, so I am not sure about music. But I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone.
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I own both the XS and the M50. Personally I use the XS for travel and the M50 at home. They both have a great sound but the M50 is flat and doesn't add anything to the music (which is good for mixing and recording). But the XS adds a warm signature to the music, it also boosts the bass a bit too. The M50 is bigger and may take up more space in a bag, and the XS is really tiny. The XS on the head is pretty comfortable, but after wearing it for an hour it gets a little sore on my ears (but after an hour it is understandable). The M50 however, makes the top of my head hurt after around 30-45 minutes, and I have to take it off due to the pain. It's really weird but I think the cushion placement in the headband is a little flawed. They are both outstanding headphones, up to you if you don't mind a bigger fit or a smaller conforming fit.
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My S2 was stolen so I replaced it with an S3. The case and display of the S3 is nicer looking than the S2, but they seem to function identical. I got tired of switching the S3 from car to car so I decided to purchase a refurbished S2. No regrets. If you like the black body and higher resolution of the S3 it might be worth the switch, but I can't say you'll get a better functioning unit. They seem to work the same, to me anyway.
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I never had the S4 but I believe that the only difference is the materials used increase the level of durability.