KDODOM's contributions

Share KDODOM's profile

KDODOM

KDODOM's stats

Reviews

Review count
1
Helpfulness votes
0

First review
August 9, 2009
Last review
August 9, 2009
Featured reviews
0
Average rating
4

Reviews comments

Review comment count
0
Helpfulness votes
0

First review comment
None
Last review comment
None
Featured review comments
0

Questions

Question count
0
Helpfulness votes
0

First question
None
Last question
None
Featured questions
0

Answers

Answer count
0
Helpfulness votes
0

First answer
None
Last answer
None
Featured answers
0
Best answers
0

KDODOM's Reviews

V-MODA - Faze Headset for Apple iPod and iPhone

Learn moreabout Magnolia PremiumInstallation Listen to your favorite tunes on your iPod, iPhone or smartphone using this headset that delivers deep bass and smooth mids and highs. The lightweight design with 3 sizes of silicon fittings helps ensure you're comfortable while you rock out.

Tech Insider Network
This reviewer is a member of the Best Buy Tech Insider Network Program. This invitation-only program provides BestBuy.com reviewers with manufacturer-supplied products for the purpose of writing honest, unbiased and usage-based reviews. Outside of receiving products to test and review, Best Buy Tech Insider Network Reviewers are not compensated in any other way.
Tech Insider Network

Customer Rating

Very decent, especially for the money.

on August 9, 2009

Posted by: KDODOM

from Chesapeake, VA

If the mic and one-button AND in-line remote is important to you, there are only a dozen or so in-ears I know of on the market right now that will accommodate you without using an adapter.

These are certainly not the cheapest, but not even close to the most expensive buds you can buy. That being said, they sound pretty good for their cost, and much better than some cheaper and better than a few (much) more expensive buds I've tried.
The bass is full, but not booming. The lower midrange is very prominent, but again, seems to be right on with the volume level. Midrange is weaker but not to where vocals get lost. Upper midrange seems to drop off significantly. The treble is weak, but better than upper midrange. It gets harsh though at times, loosing definition when there's also a lot of bass in the music.
I listen to Rock at moderate (midway on an iPhone/iPod) volumes. Your experience and preference will be a lot different at different volumes and with different music.

After two hours of wear with the medium size earpieces (small ones are installed originally and too small to seal well for me,) I did start to notice a small bit of discomfort. More than enough to notice, but not enough to cause pain. I've had a lot better experiences with comfort out of other buds.

Given the price and the price of alternatives, if you are considering these, give them a listen, they might be perfect for you.

I'm going to keep them, but they probably wont be my primary headphones.

What's great about it: Works great with iPhone 3G

What's not so great: Lacking in upper midrange, treble is harsh

I would recommend this to a friend!

Range