800 usd ???

We talking about budget for value XD

Boss, you can't fight with planar tech headphone one

Pulse elite is the best

same same

xm3 is just meh leh. can’t fight wired. is it my problem?

Actually u the bodo person. The original link works but i dunno why u sohai go remove.

I think u not only need to get a new hi-res hp, u also need a new hp like ipong perhaps.

True storeyz

honestly, i never tried any hi res earphone/earbuds/headphone before.

but, im not sure if i needed it. even the chokia baseus rm39 wm01 suits my need altho i curse once in awhile.

if u guys follow a decent review, yeah why not. but if u follow 100% for hi res, then it might lead to disappointment and u'll never find ur peace with one.

but ya lo i also never try hi res so i theory only

because the frequent touch too much one day it will tear off , but someone say ps elite headphone 699 no issue eh, weird, i go some shop and test out for myself.

Built-in DAC, one less thing to have to carry

https://www.theverge.com/2023/8/24/23844430...ne-maker-audeze before you come into conclusion too quickly, audeze makes very very respectable headphones and the pulse elite uses a similar planar driver in the headphone

I try to teach stupid people in this thread but cannot

Stupid people will be stupid

now also have 3rd party earpads..but still no cloth or other type..at least when pad disintegrated can change

1st you listen to high bitrate files or not..if not no point you pay more for those LDAC ah and what hi res certification

i've a pair of B&O H9 with lambskin earpads, still in good shape after 4 years

As with all things, you get what you pay for.

all for RM1k? sign me up for another one
(i paid 300SGD for this new set of H9, in 2020)

>theverge
>audeze
>acquiring [insert quality-who-brand] means the product will be top quality

sorry but sony still have more power and demand to what product they want, even it means by reducing the quality to look more game-y

but hey, by all means, i wanna know how much they paid you to samepost and promote that product

nope
just spotify trial and soundcloud.
i refuse to spend any of it.

then you can focus on other aspect like battery life, fit, anc and mic for calls all that instead of sound quality only

thats how understand learn so not simply buy and waste money on things you dont care much about

i have a question : do you try on things, then come into conclusion that something suck, or do you just make assumptions? if it's the former, i respect your opinion, like how i dont really like the highly lauded HD660

btw:
im a planar headphone shill (i've 3 from different brands), not a Sony shill

yup
which is why it is a trial for the earbuds
honestly? i am liking it. and as you said, my next purchase will be on Anc and better phone calls. not sure if the two are related. what is the criteria good call earbuds anyway? i mean i dont have to raise my voice so much...

its below 200 so i think i wont do the same mistake as before ( all earphones but non really suits my need)