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**balaji.ep** · 08-27-2009, 03:03 PM

Originally posted by Akshay Jain View Post

is this fuction also available in star also or in star 3g ??

It is available on Star as well. But I think you have to configure it. Not sure about the option. Have seen on frnds mobile.

**Coplay@180** · 08-27-2009, 04:49 PM

Originally posted by balaji.ep View Post

I am using Bose in-ear phones. I paid 4650 for that and it is superb. Sound quality and built quality both are excellent.

Hehe hehe... @Balaji: Thats Bose thambi... BOSE... I can visualize the difference.

**balaji.ep** · 08-27-2009, 05:10 PM

Best thing about the Bose ear phones is: It is working superly even after getting wanshed in a washing machine by mistake.

I kept the earphones in pant pocket and my mom washed it in washing machine without noticing that. I came to know after one week and suprisingly they are working great... Just felt like telling the reliability of this product. (Not advertising

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**Synn** · 08-27-2009, 05:27 PM

I have a pair of Bose Triport around-ear headphones that I really love, but the Bose in-ears are really sub-par. The non-standard silicone buds rarely give proper sealing and the frequency response isn't great either. Bass heads may like it, but for that price, one really can do a lot better. The Creative Aurvana in-ears for instance, deliver a much more complete and wider sound stage. For way lower.

There are 3 Bose in-ear users in my office and they all echo the same sentiments. If you're gonna drop big bucks on in-ears, go for Shure, Altec Lansing, Sennheiser, Koss, Audio Technica, Ultimate-Ears (MAJOR big bucks) or hell, even Sony. They'd all perform better.

**Coplay@180** · 08-27-2009, 05:38 PM

Originally posted by Synn View Post

I have a pair of Bose Triport around-ear headphones that I really love, but the Bose in-ears are really sub-par. The non-standard silicone buds rarely give proper sealing and the frequency response isn't great either. Bass heads may like it, but for that price, one really can do a lot better. The Creative Aurvana in-ears for instance, deliver a much more complete and wider sound stage. For way lower.

There are 3 Bose in-ear users in my office and they all echo the same sentiments. If you're gonna drop big bucks on in-ears, go for Shure, Altec Lansing, Sennheiser, Koss, Audio Technica, Ultimate-Ears (MAJOR big bucks) or hell, even Sony. They'd all perform better.

Hmmm... now thats news. I have heard about the Creative Aurvana. How much do they cost?
Any other particular Altec Lansing or Sennheiser recommendations?

**balaji.ep** · 08-27-2009, 05:46 PM

Originally posted by Synn View Post

I have a pair of Bose Triport around-ear headphones that I really love, but the Bose in-ears are really sub-par. The non-standard silicone buds rarely give proper sealing and the frequency response isn't great either. Bass heads may like it, but for that price, one really can do a lot better. The Creative Aurvana in-ears for instance, deliver a much more complete and wider sound stage. For way lower.

There are 3 Bose in-ear users in my office and they all echo the same sentiments. If you're gonna drop big bucks on in-ears, go for Shure, Altec Lansing, Sennheiser, Koss, Audio Technica, Ultimate-Ears (MAJOR big bucks) or hell, even Sony. They'd all perform better.

Actually, IMO I find Bose ear phones pretty good and happy with their performance. And when I bought them I dint know much about the ear phones and other brands.

Thanks for the information. I can help any of my frnds with the information you given.

**Synn** · 08-27-2009, 07:30 PM

They are pretty good, no doubt. I'm talking in relation to the competition available in that price range. When you get up there, even the tiniest of margins get amplified.

As for the Bose's, if you got them a little while ago; I'd recommend that you buy their redesigned silicone earbuds. Still not as perfect a seal as one'd like, but Bose redesigned them following widespread criticism and now they are way better than the gen 1 buds.

**santoosh** · 08-27-2009, 07:52 PM

I use Razer - Moray Gaming in-ear earphone ,do a decent job for the price they come at.
wanted to pick up bose , but changed my mind.

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**Shanz** · 08-29-2009, 03:58 PM

I own a handsome Nokia N82 sp3

**Puneet1** · 08-29-2009, 06:44 PM

can anyone suggest a good 3 megapixel phone that also captures decent video . max 10000rs .

**chicane1879** · 08-29-2009, 08:49 PM

Originally posted by Puneet1 View Post

can anyone suggest a good 3 megapixel phone that also captures decent video . max 10000rs .

Go for Nokia 6303 Classic 3.2 mpx, Auto-focus, 16M display and above all VGA video recording at 15fps.Awesome phone for its price..Only 7.5k!!

**Hyperion** · 08-30-2009, 11:04 AM

How is the battery life for 5800 XPressMusic? On the Nokia site it says to be much much better than N86.

Talktime:
N86 - 378 mins
5800 - 520 mins

Standby :
N86 : 315 hours
5800 : 406.2 hours

If I dont care so much for the camera, is there any other reason to go for the N86?

**raman sriharsha** · 08-30-2009, 12:23 PM

my first phone was......
nokia 1100 n now itz nokia-6630.which really rocks..i alwayz carry it during my drags 2 hav som music it it has accompanied me in 2 crashes too aftr d drag..itz rockz..ruf n tuf

**Sarvajit** · 08-31-2009, 01:55 AM

Originally posted by raman sriharsha View Post

my first phone was......
nokia 1100 n now itz nokia-6630.which really rocks..i alwayz carry it during my drags 2 hav som music it it has accompanied me in 2 crashes too aftr d drag..itz rockz..ruf n tuf

+1 to that! Me, my Dad&my cousin all have used my 6630&it is still working perfectly since Dec 2005! Even the battery is still original!
I recently felt like reviving it, so got it a new original body panel&software upgrade&boy it looks&runs as good as new now!

**Puneet1** · 08-31-2009, 09:41 AM

Originally posted by chicane1879 View Post

Go for Nokia 6303 Classic 3.2 mpx, Auto-focus, 16M display and above all VGA video recording at 15fps.Awesome phone for its price..Only 7.5k!!

any other ? good 3 mp camera phone .

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