Phone-Accessories Reviews

If you're heading to Europe, this kit will give you everything you need to make sure your equipment works over there. All of the pieces fit nicely in the included case, making for easier packing.

The only downside is that the included power converter isn't particularly powerful (55 watts I believe). I ended up picking up a second power converter for handling things like laptop and camcorder chargers.

This is such a great product because it includes 220V to 110V AC converter, phone adapters for major European countries, and includes a custom vinyl compact carrying case. The Belkin F8E067 European Power/Phone Converter Pack is realy great if you live in Eurip.

I am a frequent music listener (more into metal, hard rock, and techno), and i listen in a lot of different places. I also use headphones frequently when I get yelled at about how loud the music is. I always turn to the LT830's. They have excelent bass, good volume levels, and they are comfortable, allowing you to enjoy listening for hours (jsut makes sure that your ears dont start to sweat, cuz then we'd have a problem).

I really appreciated the great 3d sound for computer games as well. I played dungeon siege the other day with these babies and they were excellent.

The sound chanelling in these headphones is superb, with the left and right chanels clearly being heard out of different ears.

Downsides? Ofcourse. They break REALLY easily. They don't have a sound volume controller on the wire, which most of the competition does now a days, and customer support is terrible (but mostly to your advantage).

I was really angry when I my headphones started to crackle one day, and then the next, I pulled them out of my backpack, and where were the earphones, well, they certainly were not on the headphones!! No. They were lying at the bottom of my backpack, broken off from their supports on the top of the headset. I couldn't believe this, and demanded a second pair. I told them what ones i had, and they were all cool with it. They didn't even ask me for the old ones though. You might as well just tell them that they broke, and then you can have them send one out for free to u! The customer support is that unsecure. (but this is to your advantage people). Next, though, after recieving my "new" headphones, they were not ONLY the wrong version, (I had had the LT830 Special Edditions, which sounded better and came with a free pair of In-Ear headphones), but they were refurbished. Very dissapointed with that.

But even though the tech support was bad, the incredible sound and bass and sound channeling is too hard to turn down. All in all, the headphones are the best you can get (quality wise). If you buy these just make sure that you take GOOD care of them so that they don't break, and make sure they know which pair that they have. Peace.

These headphones were awesome...great sound except that they break real easily and I'm pretty ticked off about that. Thanks Lee

this product offers poor quality sound

The fact that this transmitter allowed me to choose from more than four channels was what caught my attention. Living and working in the NYC metropolitan area, I knew that there are very few, if any, channels that would be clear enough to use a transmitter successfully, so a transmitter that gave me a wide spectrum of channels to choose from was in order.

This thing works! I use it on a channel on which I get a faint to medium signal and it completely overrides that signal. It's easy to use. It's incredibly sexy - not clunky or awkward looking at all (it completely fits the profile of the mini). It gets attention from everyone because it's just so cool.

I absolutely love these Over-the-Ear buds by Jensen, but I've gone through 3 pairs in the last 2-1/2 years. I love the way they fit. They sit snuggly in my ear like a regular bud and the over-the-ear part guarantee that they're going to stay put. Nobody can hear what I'm listening to. I use them a lot and unfortunately the bud detaches from the over-the-ear thing and sometimes when that happens the wire breaks too and the sound is lost. I have yet to find something similar to these that will fit the same and give the same sound quality.

Until an accident caused one bud to stop emitting sound, these were my favorite pair of earphones. They were comfortable (I often left them in when I went to sleep), affordable, lightweight, durable, and had good sound quality. I used them with my Sony CFD-V5 boombox, my Oritron OP5034 portable CD player, and my RCA RP2410 MP3-CD player. On all three, bass and detail was great, and there was no distortion at a higher volume. All in all, these earphones were a great value; the only possible downside is a bit of fuzziness in the sound, which I got used to rather quickly and began to prefer over my other earphones (it lent a bit of warmth to the music). I plan to buy another pair in the near future, and I highly recommend that you do so as well.

though i didn't buy these through amazon.com, i bought these headphones online....u get your money's worth. a little bulky, the earphones are comfortable and some sound is lost...i find that my sony foldable headphones deliver a closer sound. but, these 'phones deliver great bass and very clear music. i recommend these for portable audio and home computer use. as i've said, exellent headphones for the price.

this product is an excellent product it had great bass and it is desighned to fit you perfectly the ear pieces move to fit your head also the sound quality is great but the picture on amazon is somewhat misleading it does not come with sound contol on the headphones and it doesnt come with the dapter shown in the picture, and it does not weigh 5 pound it is less than 1 pound, but it has great sound and i would recommend it to anyone

It's pretty hard to write a review of a battery; it either works or it doesn't. This one does. It also fits the unit for which it was intended. So that's two points right there.

If you have a set of Senns, and the batteries that come with it aren't enough to keep you going (I actually find that they last closer to five hours than the four advertised), then this is the product for you. You might even want a recharging unit too, since they take at least fourteen hours to recharge, and the headset stand only holds two batteries. The spare battery can be crucial if you're like me, and often use the headset all day at work! Go for it!

I love my Sennheiser wireless headphones. The one drag is when the battery begins to lose its charge -- which is why it's important to have a spare.

Among the handset speakerphones available, this has the best sound quality and range I've come across. I get a loud clicking sound from my wifi system, but it doesn't seem to bother the person on the other end.

The 4200/4215 setup is very handy to use. A much cleaner look than my old setup with a GE wireless phone jack and Panasonic cordless phone. Now I'm down to just one AC plug and a very sleek looking base for the 4200, which matches my off white walls perfectly. The 4200 can be wall mounted in the vertical position, which looks sharp and is very handy for accessing the speakerphone and remote answering machine functions. Why Siemens did not allow the 4215 base unit to be wall mounted, I just can't figure out. At least I can wall mount the 4200 in the kitchen and listen to messages remotely.

The biggest drawback to this phone is the nonsensical cell-phone-like interface. It doesn't bother me much, but a potential buyer should check it out. For example, to raise the volume on the earpiece, you have to take the phone away from your ear, scroll through the menu, adjust the volume, then cancel out of the menu screens. I just keep it on "high" at all times, but all users might not like doing this. Another example is the 2 second delay between pressing a number button and hearing a tone. This is very confusing, as the sound delay causes me to misdial, and I don't know whether I have misdialed a number until I see the number on the LCD screen.

Overall though, it does a good job at what was most important to me: using the handset speakerphone and having a phone where I had no phone jack.

Great phone. The speaker phone works great! People do not know I have them on speaker phone, unless I am typing at my keyboard. Programable names/numbers works great. I find the answering machine quality to be just fine. Range is good. I have roamed a ways from the house. I like the time and date right there on the phone. I always carry it around the house. The batteries that come with are no good, but if you buy some NM-Hi rechargables, they seem to last for days. Love this phone, I just need one more for the bedroom. The voice announce of the incoming caller is excellent.

I would give 5 stars, but the response time when you push the keys is anoying sometimes.

I've used my pair frequently for about seven months.

When used with a pocket-sized player (such as a digital player), the volume control on the cord (which distinguishes this model from MDR-G57G, MDR-G52LP and MDR-G72LP) is convenient---particularly for a person like myself whose playlist often contains classical, jazz and rock.

The plastic armature can be adjusted by bending. After a little adjustment, I've found them exceptionally comfortable for extended wear, even with glasses.

The slightly obnoxious silver Sony logo is on a pair of plastic inserts that can be removed easily.

These do seem to be a little heavy, I could feel a little difference. These are though very comfortable. The bass seems to sound better than my other headphones on full bass, which is good. There is a volume control on your headphones, but I don't really understand why you need it, unless you really have to change volume. It is a behind the neck strap type headphone, and sort of disappointing that you can't put your head back. After a while though, it starts to hurt, but only for a few minutes, then, more music. It is gold plated, and I got this for [$$$]. It does not fall off your ears unless you start hitting the neck strap. Part of the headphones are made of rubber, to keep the headphones in place. I would recommend it to anybody. Plus, if you really want to hear the music without it, full blast. But, high volumes do seem to be really hard for people to hear (or not at all), like my CD player.

I never thought I would have a learning-curve when it came to wearing headphones, but I do with these. First, for the price, the sound quality is excellent. Clear. Good sound volume output on my portable CD-player. Nice sound quality.

But the earlink system doesn't work too well with my ears. They are not uncomfortable, they just don't stay on very well. It may be my ears are odd-shaped, but it should just not be as much work involved with getting headphones on as there is with these. I seem to be between a medium and large ear size, these come with 3 different sized loops to hook around your ears. So do I go with one a little tight or a little loose? Props for the sound quality, but overall the physical design gets in the way of an otherwise good replacement headphone for your portable electronics. I would still consider them however, espeically if you like AIWA products.

I was suprised how lightweight this battery was compared to the one I was replacing. It makes the phone much more comfortable to wear on my belt. Overall, I am very happy with the Nokia cell phone battery performance!