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Stylish ear buds tuned by Grammy-winning sound engineer Luca Bignardi.
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Stylish ear buds tuned by Grammy-winning sound engineer Luca Bignardi.
Galaxy S9 also has decent AKG tuned buds. To be fair these would have to go some at £100 to beat the S9's buds
I challenge them, HEXUS guys, grab a pair of KZ ZST :) £14 delivered. I dare you not to be impressed.
wonder what the frequency response is ?
20~40,000 HzQuote:
Originally Posted by tweake628
https://www.scan.co.uk/products/1mor...-35mm-4-pole-p
OK, you are on. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by g8ina
Genuinely less than 24 hours after this post my earphones break down. After 8-9 months of (very) hard graft. :vacant:
From where?Quote:
Originally Posted by g8ina
Don't suppose you know of a local, non-mail-order source?
AIUI, KZ (Knowledge Zenith?) is a Chinese brand so local isn't likely to be on the options list. You could get someone else to buy for you, however..Quote:
Originally Posted by Saracen
They're on Amazon for £18 no mic, £19 with.Quote:
Originally Posted by OzaronAIUI, KZ (Knowledge Zenith?) is a Chinese brand so local isn't likely to be on the options list. You could get someone else to buy for you, however..Quote:
Originally Posted by Saracen
Yes they're Chinese, but it doesn't mean a retailer here isn't buying in quantity and selling retail. A bloke on my local market does that with shoes, etc, bring in a quarter, or half a container-load at a time, sharing with a few others. If a bloke on a market csn do it, it's possible that Richers, or Aldi, or somesuch, could be doing it. Probably not, but you never know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ozaron
Yup, but g8ina seems to know of somewhere at £14. Why pay £18 to Amazon, if I have to mail-order anyway?Quote:
Originally Posted by flufflogic
Hence my question.
gearbest, Chinese site, good reputation, fairly fast delivery !
https://www.gearbest.com/on-ear-over...pp_533515.html
Ah. Okay.Quote:
Originally Posted by g8ina
That being the case, flufflogic's suggestion of Amazon is probably my best bet ... unless I can find 'em over-the-counter. Which is a long shot. Amazon avoids issues over import duty, fees, VAT, etc - which shouldn't apply for 1 pair but would for several. And, simplifies returns/warranty, etc.
So my favoured method is "local", even at a price premium (up to a point), or failing that, probably Amazon.