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[Galaxy Note II Accessories] mikespe:
How long did it take to get them? I ordered mine about 6 days ago & they are in transit but the tracking site they use isn't very clear as to location...
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] nwh5024:
Thanks for the review. It's a shame there is no mic.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Mastershake242:
About 2 weeks that's including the time it took my freight forwarder to bring it to the Bahamas for me.

The ES900i's do have a mic. One that works well too.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] nwh5024:
Thanks for the heads up!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Dejvid50:
Hey bro :) . Very nice review of this in-ear headphones. :) but i have a dilemma . You do not know what the difference between AWEI ES-900i and AWEI ES-900M ?. LINK: http://www.aliexpress.com/item/New-...one-For-mp3-mp4-Free-Shipping/1424173988.html I plan ordering from AliExpress. thank you
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Yafi3i:
awesome!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] mikespe:
My headphones arrived today but I only tried them out for a few minutes. I bought both models. Both feel durable & top quality. Sound is clear & crisp but I did find it challenging trying to get more bass. I only listened with Amazon Prime and their equalizer isn't the best anyway. I will try again tomorrow with PowerAmp & MP3's to see if it's different. Both models sound close to one another and both fit well. (The model with the flat cord does sound a tad bit better...I can't remember the model number off hand at the moment.)

LIke vectron mentioned...as long as you don't try to compare these to $200 ear buds & compare only to $50-$60 models you will appreciate these headphones.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] naeem86:
Hi..am planning to get one of these earphones. I dont want anything expensive, and these earphones seem to do the work. But I wanted to know how is it compared to the samsung earphones that came with the note 2? Am using these now and is quite satisfied with them. So are the awei any better?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] mikespe:
I don't have the Samsung headphones so I can't give an opinion. Sorry
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Mastershake242:
I'm planning to order a second set because only one side is working. But wanted to ask, how are your sets holding up? These sound awesome but if they can't last more than a couple months I'll have to look elsewhere.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] vectron:
How long did you have these before start having a problem? To be honest, doesn't matter if you spend $10 or $200, they all break the same. Trust me, I have dozens of headphones because I receive them for reviews to share with you guys here. The build quality is not like a brick, and depending on how you use it they can last a month or 6 months. Try to use a storage case instead of wrapping them around and showing in a pocket. Never pull out of your ears by the wire, but rather remove holding the earpiece. Most of the issues of one of the sides stop working is because people don't realize and pull them by the wire. At the end, when you find something that sounds nice for a disposal price of $10, get half a dozen of pairs :) They will last you longer than $200 pair. Or, invest in headsets with removable cable like VSonic VSD3 or Audio Technica ATH-IM50. Cables are the first one to go, so replacing a cable can extend longevity of the headphones.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Mastershake242:
I wont say for certain I've never pulled them wrong or anything. I do remember babying them a lot more than usual because of how well they sounded.

I will give them another go as well as maybe look up those removable cable suggestions of yours. Tell me have you listened to the AT's? If so how do you think they compare to these?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] vectron:
Did you check a list of all my reviews? Link in my signature, also a sticky in Accessories section of XDA ;) I reviewed dozens of headphones, and only mention and recommend those I had hands on experience with! Awei headphones are a disposable budget junk in comparison to VSonic and AT. If you care about sound quality, you would buy more expensive headphones. But I noticed that some people don't have too much about high sound quality, so Awei will work for them ;)
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Mastershake242:
Thanks I'll check em out. Really I've spend money on bose iem's (kinda sucked) and a few others but swore off mid-high end ones until I found some with removable cables that I'd like.

These budget iem sound a ton better than the bose I had.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] archie1988:
I'm using AWEI maybe for two years already and very, very! satisfied ! :D

ruined 2 pairs of them :/ waiting for third one to come
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] nei-k:
I am currently own 2 pairs of Awei IEM's: ES800m and ES900i. I tested both with all devices i could find at home: Panasonic CD Player, laptop with SIGMATEL STAC 92XX C-Major HD Audio, desk computer with Realtek ALC889a audio, Nokia 5800XM phone, Jiayu G2F phone with Wolfson chip and Infocus M310 phone.

I prefer ES800m. It has more details, more natural and much clear sound. Also, fits better in my ears!

ES900i has more bass! I use it when I'm driving, because of included microphone! Melodies can be changed on Android, by double clicking the microphone button!

Both had enough power, i can listen them to a lower volume on my player!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] WoppWopp:
Can anyone help out? Awei ES900i or KZ ED9?

Which ones is better in sound quality?

Bass doesn't matter as i've a got music equalizer that gives quite and enormous boost in bass levels.

But yes, overall mid-highs etc.. anyone got experience from both of e'm?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] khalidcon1:
Awei ES900i Wired In-ear Headphones

I guess you are referring to Awei ES900i Wired In-ear Headphones. I too own the same headphone, but mine is blue. Can you please elaborate your issue? I have not faced any such issue for the last 6 months. I agree with the statement that "the powerful neodymium magnet unit design, with noise isolating hi-definition technology, provides us excellent sound". Would be happy to help you with my personal experience. Hope to hear soon from you.

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I guess going for Awei ES900i, would be a better choice for you.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] dr.harsh:
Can you compare it with original samsung in box headphones?what's the difference in bass and treble level?because i am planning to try this awei es900i series and enjoying samsung stock headphone too on my note 2 with good bass.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] dr.harsh:
Yes I accept that this is the best headphone I ever get Awei ES900i and blowing my ears with sony walkman mod with v4a and dolby in my note 2 kitkat 4.4.4
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] edios123:
Is it really better than stock Samsung earphones?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] dr.harsh:
Ya mate try it,I was also in confusion but when i purchased it,I am fond of it now

Sent from my SM-N910C
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] viveksharma1972:
Awei ES900i Wired In-ear Headphones

I too own an Awei ES900i Wired In-ear Headset (Bronze). Based on the user review, the ratings may vary. Thank you all for your valuable feedbacks and suggestions.

However for me, it's more than a piece of an equipment, it's mode of relaxation. The Aluminium alloy metal design, volume control, effective noise isolation, are some of the important features I like it for. I hope, it goes well with only me using it at my house
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rrajbe:
Hi,

I have successfully built CM 10.2 for LG Optimus G and installed the ZIP.

I am making a change in "A_ROOT/packages/apps/PackageInstaller/" and I have built it using mmm.

Now, I have A_ROOT/out/target/product/generic/system/app/PackageInstaller.apk

I tried make snod but it builds system.img.

I dont want to do a brunch again as its taking a very long time.

How can I install this package to the phone?
[General Questions and Answers] Siddharth358:
Hey guys can naybody help me as i need a custom rom for canvas lite as none r available and a cwm recovery is also needed .Plz help developers!
[General Questions and Answers] Anmolr:
I too need it. Also, drivers are not available for it on MMX website. Please any developer help us out. :(
[General Questions and Answers] chetan91:
Have u rooted ur phone bcoz u cannot install a rom without rootin ur phone.If u hav rooted ur phone then tell me how did u do that.I will be thankful to u.plzzzzz reply to my email-- [chetanp.pandey21@gmail.com]

Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] Siddharth358:
Heyy dude i hv rooted it and the software i used is srs root.Just search it on google and download it.Then install drivers and click on root.It will b done.I hope i help u... :)
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] icohen2005:
install on my sx66 but its very slow anybody know the reason
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Kalash:
sounds.

Turn them all off.

See other threads :P
[Moto X General] flashallthetime:
Just noticed that my moto x ( Rogers) was assembled in China, not the USA. As I was able to unlock my bootloader, does thus mean that the China units have the non encrypted bootloader or is Motorola pulling the wool over our eyes.

Just food for thought

Sent On my Rooted Moto X
[Moto X General] thedosbox:
I believe only motomaker devices are assembled in the USA.
[Moto X General] matt99017d:
I think they were all assembled here in the USA. They just put a China plate on it......
[Moto X General] flashallthetime:
Assembled only means the parts are put together not manufactured AFAIK. Is yours a motomaker? Or stock AT&T or Verizon?

So if I understand correctly, moto x are assembled in China except motomaker.

What I have read is the moto x was assembled in the US, Motorola has made a huge deal about that fact.

I also assume the firmware is flashed during Assembly, this being said, I would assume the chinese version have a non encrypted bootloader and this is why I was able to unlock my bootloader.

I'm not a developer but the fxz firmware , do they have any files pertaining to the bootloader?

Sent On my Rooted Moto X
[Moto X General] scorpion667:
Pretty sure all Rogers Moto X are assembled in China. I have a flawless sample, no complaints!
[Moto X General] flashallthetime:
Same with mine build quality is probably higher in China than the us due to the fact they do it all the time. The bootloader is my question

Sent On my Rooted Moto X
[Moto X General] munchy_cool:
Rogers Moto X bootloader unlock is supported by Motorola and Rogers. It has nothing to do with where the phone was assembled IMHO. Even Sprint and US Cellular Moto X can be bootloader unlocked and so will be T-Mobile Moto X.

https://motorola-global-portal.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/87215
[Moto X General] linuxgator:
I got a stock AT&T (not motomaker) and it says assembled in USA on it.
[Moto X General] flashallthetime:
The sprint & US cellular models are CDMA variant of the moto x afraik

Sent On my Rooted Moto X
[Moto X General] munchy_cool:
you are correct but my point was that unlocking BL has nothing to do with where the phone was made or assembled. it's upto the carrier.
[Moto X General] flashallthetime:
That I understand but it was a idea I throughout there
[Moto X General] trueCrusader:
Yeah I read that the China units are for the rest of the world... Just for the stock varieties, it seems strange that that includes Canada...
[Moto X General] thedosbox:
How so? Moto maker isn't available in Canada, so why would we get US assembled devices? We do have the Queen on our money after all.
[Moto X General] flashallthetime:
Also our money is plastic now:D:eek:

Sent on my Moto X
[Moto X General] rcklss1:
Have an at&t model says made in USA

Non moto maker model btw
[Moto X General] ShanMan14:
I have a non-custom VZW black Moto X and it has "DESIGNED & ASSEMBLED IN THE USA" on it.
[Moto X General] flashallthetime:
So I looks as though all american carriers are caring the US assembled model and all other countries are receiving the made in China variant

Sent on my Moto X
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Whiplashh:
Again, thank you. Very, very helpful.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bigpappags3:
This is great. Man u really put this down in a way that is really understandable!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] zalooa:
Appreciate it

Thanks guys, seems you are tracking my every word, I posted the other ones it seems you hit those up as well. Appreciate it and everyone, please let me know if something did not make sense, we got a great pool of people that can help out.
[HTC One V] RFrancis:
Hi does anyone have one for sell?
[HTC One V] MameTozhio:
What does "WTB" mean? And sales aren't allowed through XDA. Use swappa.
[HTC One V] tonyryan:
Want To Buy :)
[HTC One V] MameTozhio:
oh thanks o-o
[HTC One V] orb3000:
Closed

Check Swappa partner of XDA for buy/sell
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] android1063:
And why do you prefer that one
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] bolo808:
I prefer wifi since nowadays you can connect to wifi pretty much anywhere but if there's ever a time where I can't connect then I tether with my phone. And that's another reason too. For me I really only need one device with mobile data and that will always be my phone.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] oldblue910:
For me, tethering is a pain in the ass. haha I'll turn tethering on, then put my phone back in my pocket and forget about it. Then 3 hours later I pull my phone out of my pocket and oh, hey, look at that...my battery is at 5%. Whoops! hahaha

LTE tablets are very useful for me because a) you have instant connectivity anywhere and b) they have bigger antennas than phones do, which means they can pick up signals places where phones can't. If you take a lot of road trips like I do, that comes in handy more than you'd think it would. :)
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] bolo808:
I hear you. That's why for me a portable charger is a must haha. But I do agree with you on LTE tablets. It would be much more convenient if I could connect anywhere without worrying about being in range to a wifi hotspot. If only data on tablets were free :p
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] oldblue910:
Yeah. Thankfully for me, it only costs me $10/month to add my tablet onto my existing smartphone data plan, so it's pretty cheap.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] russiandivxclub:
Totally Data enabled version. And I'll tell you more if it wasn't for a wait I would of gotten one, but because it's still available I had to get 32GB version. Reason behind is this. Right now I have my i337 and this. If N7 had a sim I would of just dump my i337 and got my money back on N7 and then some. N7 can do whatever you want really, spec wise it's amazing for work or playing game or watching movies. Right now my phone is on thether at all times and I am using N7 mostly for everything. I even using Talkafone to make calls now. I don't know that sim slot make N7 a complete device I feel WiFi is everywhere now but Cellular service is everywhere'er. So WiFi<Data for me. And yes whatever you do. don't get 16GB version because you'll have like 9GB usable space and with 32 you get like 26GB .....remember no SDcard get 32GB
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Matrix_19:
I don't have this issue with my GS3 (thanks to my Samsung 3000mah extended battery)

I can tether to my N7 almost all the day

:cool:
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] oldblue910:
My GS4 gets great battery life too.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] chrismast:
I had the same with wifi tethering whereas with Bluetooth both devices (S3 and Nexus 7) last almost the day, maybe give it a try if you did not yet.

[MENTION=2176140]topic[/MENTION]: Hence wifi is enough for me.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] oldblue910:
I have, and is definitely more battery efficient, but honestly, $10/month is worth it to me as a convenience fee to just be able to have the tablet connected whenever I need it, without needing a 2nd device to make it work when I'm out. haha

If I had to pay for a completely separate data plan, that might be a deal breaker. But $10/month is an easy pill to swallow.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Bob Smith42:
I pretty much agree with everything you mention in this thread.

Also, I can not wait until all the data devices actually run 4G/LTE. In addition to the convenience, battery life, etc., the ability to get super fast data - as fast or faster than many wifi sites - will be a winning combination.

I use two tablets. One on data for everything similar to a phone, etc. The second is stock wifi for the latest OTA updates and development only.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] PJ Clifford:
I am a luddite. I want my phone to make calls. I want my taboft to do Wi-Fi. Cellular data is WAY too expensive for way too little data to be useful for me for anything. The only time I am out of range of Wi-Fi is when I am in the car. Then I am only using GPS or media, both which don't need data.

Long way around to say it's Wi-Fi for me.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] frozst:
I just sold my N7 3G 2012 and upgraded to this 2013 version.

On the 2012 I had a data plan for 12 GBP a month, which I don't consider expensive but as I had a Nexus 1 and it´s quite slow to browse and limited in some aspects. But now I bought the N4 so I prefer to have the data plan on my phone and have the N7 with wifi only.

I have more battery (way more, I don´t know if it´s because of the radios or the version) and I am saving that money. I use my tablet at home/transport but I use offline content when I am away, like movies, news, books...etc.

For me, as I have the N4 now, I can use any app that I have on the N7 on my phone, so there's no point to have data on both devices. However, a I have a offline GPS on the N7, just in case, and I can tether for any emergency.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] jak3z:
For me Data version, I can share my current data plan for just 2 €, yes 2€.

I was debating with myself if I should get LTE or not, but having my Nexus 4 to talk, whatsapp, and have almost 2 days battery on it it's important. With tethering I could not get more than 9 hours battery life.

Also the WiFi and Data signal is so much strong on the tablet than on my phone, and that means that I will use less battery overall as well, not to mention that if I lose my device, I can always locate it thanks for the always on internet and google device manager service.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] tweaked:
I got the wifi and I tether it when needed. /shrug, At some point I think I'll stop having a phone altogether and just go data tablet. I don't like to talk on a phone and don't. I don't remember the last time I used my N4 as a phone. I texted and browse and GPS. Altho I will answer when connected via bluetooth in the challenger. /shrug
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Bob Smith42:
Funny. I feel like I'm the opposite of you.

Here is why:

"I am a techie (not luddite). I want my tablet (not phone) to make calls. I want my second tablet to do Wi-Fi. Smartphone cellular (not prepaid $30/30 day tablet) data is WAY too expensive for way too little data to be useful for me for anything. I am never out of range on my tablet (and tablet phone) but I get poor quality using tablet data for calls in the car. Then I can always use GPS or media (not am only using GPS or media, both which don't need data).

Long way around to say it's tablet data (not Wi-Fi) for me".

So, I fired Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile with my expensive "smart" phone plans. The "smart" is now entirely a marketing term in my opinion. Now, its either $30/month data and calls on T-Mobile or AT&T for me. If I need serious quality on a phone for a month or two I get a prepaid SIM ($45 - $50/month on T-Mobile or AT&T) for one of my spare phones.

There are some tricks to successfully making tablet calls. In a vehicle moving between towers, data is a problem. On short drives, with background vehicle noise, I recommend a bluetooth headset like Parrot. Normally, in the home or office I recommend a bluetooth headset like Sony SBH20. If you "talk to the tablet" you have to use echo cancellation with about 10% quality reduction. So I only recommend a tablet phone if you are a techie.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] PJ Clifford:
I just don't need data in the car. I am either using off-line GPS or playing audio from the SD card. I just think $30/month for 2GB data is ridiculous. I hear you about 3rd party cellular vendors, but I am in a kind of backwater area and if you want service that is really reliable, it is Verizon. Every thing else is spotty.

I AM in the IT industry, so I am not techno-adverse. However I have always liked discrete functions. A phone should be a phone and a data device should be a data. NOW, if the cell companies get reasonable or the traditional ISPs get smart and start adding cellular service as an extension of their wired service, that might be a whole different ball game.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Bob Smith42:
Yep. I get that.

Hopefully, Verizon will get widespread 4G/LTE soon (1-2 years), devices will get more universal band support, and device dependency on vendor technology (CDMA/LTE/other) won't lock you in. I'm with you on advancing ISP services to compete with cell providers. I'm told someone will license balloon antennas for wide range wifi, etc.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Coronado is dead:
Wifi. Cheaper and I can tether to my phone easily (a Motorola Razr M). So a LTE N7 would be a wasted monthly expense for me.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] nikzDHD:
WiFi, as stated it's cheaper and I get unlimited tethering from my phone plan so no need for the data version. Plus I'll be getting free upgrade to 4g soon so all good.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mrksbrd:
WiFi, why give the greedy providers more of your hard earned $$
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Androidwhiz:
I am looking for a ROM that supports AVCRP 1.3 or newer and/or bluetooth MAP. I am trying to get my phone to work with my cars (Honda) I-MID system to receive text messages. Right now I can read texts in car but do not receive notification. Any help is appreciated.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tehrules:
The latest version of Android (4.3) for your Nexus 4 has AVCRP 1.3 support.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Androidwhiz:
I guess its the map support that is holding me up then.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] drkcreator:
So I was wondering if any dev would take my proposal on building a mod sense ROM with some minor tweaks....

I know I know then it won't be stock it would be a custom ROM but here it goes....

Basically all the stock features with only few things like a dark theme and a tablet/phablet mode and if you like the halo/pie things. Or minor customizations on the key pads/dialer settings.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] sshede:
Quite a proposal there, really tempting.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] drkcreator:
So r. U a dev and can it je done??
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] SantinoInc:
I think you just described the majority of our stock based roms
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] drkcreator:
True but none of rhe stock have any of the features that the custom rom have.... I for instant wouldn't mind having the option of a dark theme like slim bean for instance table/phablet from aosp ROMs and minor tweaks from CM... I come from a nexus phone and jbsourcery was the best ROM I tried cuz it had so many things to choose feom
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] sshede:
I was just being an asshole earlier, I don't work with android.