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what is the best headset to use when you are working out? the hp70, provided with W800 is perhaps not the most suitable one.
i notice whenever i use them the headset tends to fall or get pulled ot the left because the left earset is connected otthe cables of the main headset.
is there a decent set where it can stay stable during some vigorous movement?
thanks,
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Posted: 2005-08-19 09:26:29
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i would suggest something that hooks snugly over your ear.
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Posted: 2005-08-19 09:56:09
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yep. you are right. but anyone has any recommendations??
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Posted: 2005-08-19 09:58:10
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Like the one I posted they wrap around your ears!
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Posted: 2005-08-19 10:39:41
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When I bought my HD3 walkman I used the MDR-EX71SL Bud earphones and thought they were great. When they broke on me I used the free supplied ear phones that I got with the walkman for a while. To my surprise they had much more bass to them! These were free with the walkman!!!
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Posted: 2005-08-19 11:05:05
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i got an email from se newsletter saying
"We must apologise for a small mistake in our previous email about the new W800i phone. The MMC-60 music cable is unfortunately not supplied with the package.
All the other mentioned features and accessories, however, are.
Best wishes and apologies for the mistake,
The Sony Ericsson Team "
does that mean that w800 does not have the usb cable that comes with the k750?
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Posted: 2005-08-19 11:14:22
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The best type of headphone to use are ear canals. They fit down into the ear, and by doing so provide noise cancellation. The problem is that they can be hard to get used to sometimes and the price. Good ones start at about $100. After getting used to them, you will not want to use anything else to listen to music simply because you hear all of the music. Second, but canceling all of the outside noise, they can provide very accurate bass response.
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Posted: 2005-08-19 11:14:55
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On 2005-08-19 10:39:41, 786KBR wrote:
Like the one I posted they wrap around your ears!
786,
do use those when you work out?? can they hold up under movement?
as you know, there is usually some pressure on either side of the ear cable due to being attached to the cable provided by W800 which connects to the phone. the current one (hpm 70) tends to tilt to the left because the left cable is attached ot the phone cable which is annoying as it keeps tilting.
if you recommend the one you posted, i may go for it!
P.S. what is the model number of the headset you posted?
[ This Message was edited by: D_G on 2005-08-19 10:50 ]
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Posted: 2005-08-19 11:39:59
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On 2005-08-19 11:14:22, dr_thug wrote:
i got an email from se newsletter saying
"We must apologise for a small mistake in our previous email about the new W800i phone. The MMC-60 music cable is unfortunately not supplied with the package.
All the other mentioned features and accessories, however, are.
Best wishes and apologies for the mistake,
The Sony Ericsson Team "
does that mean that w800 does not have the usb cable that comes with the k750?
thug,
W800 does come with the USB cable to use it as a charger or to transfer files!
the mmc is another typa cable that you need to buy. mmc60 is a cable you can attach to the stereo to listen to music from your phone. that ofcourse you have to purchase!
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Posted: 2005-08-19 11:43:40
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W800i is a brilliant phone except for the color ....
I think it's aimed for female music lovers as I've seen an advert
with two sexy ladies on bikini's with the W800i hanging on her bikini.
So I kept the K750i and give the wife the orange one....lol
I think most male will agree with me on choosing the color. Both phone has got the same firmware ... R1L002
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Posted: 2005-08-22 19:14:17
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