The Cowin E-7 is the top selling over ear headphones on amazon, it has one of the best specs I have ever seen. The price for the Cowin E-7 is a bargain for the quality of the headphones. The Cowin E-7 has amazing audio with accessible noise cancelling so you can turn it off or on if you want to listen to people at the same time.
If you want to buy these headphones I recommend that you do. Because the Cowin E-7 has best audio I have ever heard and it is also has very confortable op part for your head so you head does not get sore with that other hardtops what will hurt you head, The Cowin E-7 has adjustable sides so you can changing it to you size so and one can use it if you are a little kid at the age of 8 you can use these to because you can change the sie super easy you just pull the side or push it.
These headphones at full charge can last for 30 hours of bluetooth so you don’t have to worry about the power you can just charge it overnight and never run out of power if you don’t charge it and if it runs out of power you can use the aux 2.5mm cable you put into the head phones.
These headphones are for people who hate hearing that crying baby in a plane or a person who is going for a run and does not want cords all over the and tripping over them. Because these headphones are wireless they are super easy to use a pack up so you don’t need to keep some long wires around to annoy you by getting tangled up and you waste time untieing it.
The Cowin E-7 is one of the best headphones i have ever seen i have not used these headphones but judging by the reviews it looks really good and also one more point, It is the top rating over-ear headphones on Amazon so i think there very good and they are damn cheap for how good the headphones are it sells for 70$ but it is on a 30% sale at the moment, so i think you should buy these headphones because, it is cheap, the quality is great, they are portable, no cords (only for charging and if your phone does not support bluetooth), 30 hours of music and it is the top selling on over-ear headphones.
The Beats Solo 3 are very popular headphones which; though popular, have been criticized by many audiophiles and headphone lovers around the world. The Bose QuietComfort 35 is not as popular with the general public though maintains a great reputation with audio enthusiasts and has been praised by many. These headphones are both similar in price, but which is really the top dog?
To kick things off, I have created this quick reference table of each of the criteria that are discussed in the article. If you want to know the specific details of each criteria, feel free to read on. Make sure you click the images to read real customer reviews from amazon.
The Beats Solo 3 has an exceptional bluetooth connection and is able to connect to devices very quickly. The length you can reach without the bluetooth cutting out is 10+ metres, no matter if you’re listening to music or on a call. The bluetooth connects to apple products instantly and will connect to other devices (samsung, microsoft, etc) very quickly after setting up the bluetooth. The Bose bluetooth is good as well and connects quickly but not as quick as beats. It can not also stay connected as far as beats can.
The beats solo 3 has hands down the best battery life of all headphones today. It can last for 40 hours of nonstop listening and 5 minutes of charging equals to 3 hours of listening time. The battery life is so good, you won’t even think about charging it for a long while. Bose has great battery life as well but only half of what the beats are capable of. Bose Quietcomfort 35 has 20 hours of battery life and is able to last pretty long without charging. A 15 minute charge equals to 2.5 hours of listening time. The beats definitely tops the battery life but the Bose still has great battery life nevertheless.
The beats solo 3 sound is great if you enjoy a lot of bass and drops instead of clear mids and highs. The sound is very good with the Bluetooth and blocks out most outside sound from the padding. It also blocks the sound from getting out.
Because Beats works very closely with apple these days they have adopted the terminology of ANC which stands for Adaptive Noise Cancellation. A technology that is quite similar to the Bose offering.
The Bose headphones easily have the best noise cancellation of most headphones on the market. It uses an opposing signal to cancel out the outside signals so that you can hear your music very clearly.
It also uses its big padding to silence noise and reject noise from escaping. The Bose’s Bluetooth noise doesn’t always sound that great and can get a little fuzzy but can sound great on certain songs.
When taking calls the beats has a built-in mic which when talking, sounds great to the receiver and also the person talking to you sounds good as well. The Bose has an outside and built-in mic which is great for calls because it also cancels outside noise meaning that you can hear each other very clearly.
The beats solo 3 is one of the best-looking headphones out there, and in my opinion looks way more stylish than the Bose headphones. Beats have a smooth and stylish look all around.
On the side of the headphones where the beats sign is placed, there are built-in buttons which you can use to control music and calls. The comfort of the headphones are very good and don’t strain your ears or head. You can also adjust the headphones for your head and they are quite flexible considering the fragile hinges on the sides.
The ear cup material is also very comfortable and is replaceable for when it wears out. The headphones also fold up and fit into its case to make it really compact and convenient.
On the side of the Bose QuietComfort 35, there are two buttons which control the volume and the multi-function button which plays, skips, fast forwards and answers calls, plus more. The Bose are comfortable but like most ear cup headphones they tend to strain your ears over time. They are also quite flexible and can bend to fit on pretty much anyone’s head.
Bose is also quite heavy but the ear cup material is very durable and also comfortable. The Bose headphones also fold up and fit into its own respectable case but are still large to carry around.
The beats have great features and extras which come with it, while Bose not so much. Within the box you get the stylish case for the headphones which is black with the beats logo in the middle, the charging cord, the cord unless you run out of battery in the wireless, a clip which can be used to attach to the case and then attach to your bag or something else. You also get the manual and a transparent/red beats sticker. These extras serve as a great surprise and are great accessories to use with your beats solo and other things. Bose comes with a cool case which is large and black with the name imprinted on it. The headphones also come with the charging cord, non wireless cord and an airplane mode adaptor.
Overall, both headphones are clearly a bit overpriced, at a large $400 price range. Making some headphones can be as low as $14, and the most expensive pair of beats cost $200 to produce. The beats are great just for casual listening and they last extremely long, considering how cheap they are to make.
The Bose are awesome headphones as well and have the best noise canceling out there. So which one takes the top? It really is just your personal preference. If you’re looking for some stylish and long lasting headphones with great bass go with beats. But if you are looking for some cool headphones with great noise canceling and clear highs then go with Bose.
On that note, get on Amazon now and get yourself some great headphones!
Balloon fight – 7/10 – Fun for quite a while, the controls are decent but i find many deaths and design choices to be cheap.
Bubble Bobble – 8/10 – Great arcade action with a buddy! Graphically lacking but it makes up with great 2-player action!
Castlevania – 9/10 – One of the greatest platformers on the system. Hard, awesome and incredibly rewarding!
Castlevania II – 3/10 – This mediocre sequel ruins the great original by having cryptic poorly translated dialogue and a map so samey and bland that you will give up in 20 minutes.
Donkey Kong – 8/10 – Its.. Its.. Donkey Kong! you know, jump barrels, climb ladders and have a good time.
Donkey Kong Jr. – 9/10 – Improves on it’s original in it’s level design and controls. It’s longer too!
Double Dragon II – 8/10 – 2-player arcade beat-em-up action! it’s held up very well and is still a game worth checking out if you’re interested in beat-em-ups.
Dr. Mario – 4/10 – Puzzle game… some like it, i don’t.
Excite Bike – 7/10 – Good, addictive biking action with the ability to make your own tracks! cool!
Final Fantasy – 5/10 – Paved the way for the popularity of JRPGs in future… Tropes, poor design and all.
Galaga – 9/10 – Good as, if not, better than Bubble Bobble. Blasting enemies in the ‘remix’ of space invaders is now in HD!
Ghosts n’ Goblins – 2/10 – Poor controls, single digit frame-rate, irritating music and sound effects as well as an insane difficulty keep this one from showing it’s qualities, if it had any.
Gradius – 7/10 – Scrolling space shooter featuring 8 levels of enemy ships, easter island statues and bullets… LOTS of bullets. Disappointed they chose this over Life Force though.
Ice Climber – 4/10 – Good level design, nice graphics and 2-player co-op is ruined by stiff controls, shame.
Legend of Zelda, The – 8/10 – The landmark adventure game, exploration, sword duels and a world that envelopes you completely overshadows the age of some mechanics, bring a guide!
Kirby’s Adventure – 10/10 – Platforming masterpiece, one of the greatest. Insane graphics, beautiful colours, fantastic music, 30 unique power-ups, tons of well-hidden secrets and huge sprites, best game on the system.
Kid icarus – 8/10 – You may find this game to be hideously simplistic. But there are so many complicated mechanics, item management and secret weapons to uncover. Not obtuse or poorly translated but difficult enough to figure out on your own. Pit’s control could use a bit of work though.
Mario bros. – 8/10 – Yeah! it’s S?u?p?e?r? Mario bros. (The one nobody remembers!) Surprisingly fun, revolutionary for it’s day and entertaining now. I’m only disappointed they chose this over the Europe only remake.
Mega Man 2 – 9/10 – It’s Mega Man 2! the one that got me and many others encapsulated in the awesome platforming, multiple paths and great music. Only slightly hampered by it’s punishing “continue” system.
Metroid – 5/10 – While it’s just as atmospheric crawling way through the huge alien labyrinth with only your wits (and a piece of map paper). Navigation, controls and some incredibly cryptic BS “secrets” stop this one from being a truly great game.
Ninja Gaiden – 9/10 – One word, HARD and brilliant. Similar to Castlevania in many respects but it’s unique cutscene-focused premise keeps this game interesting. Graphics are great and it’s so rewarding to beat!
Pac-man – 8/10 – Gobble dots, eat ghosts and score points. Every one and their goldfish has played this and it’s just as brilliant a premise as it was in 1983.
Punch-Out!!! – 8/10 – Huge sprites, hilarious dialogue and some truly cool opponents, Punch-out!!! won critics over with it’s addictive gameplay and Rocky inspired theme.
Super C – 9/10 – Fun, Awesome 2-player action at it’s finest. While many are disappointed that this box didn’t come with Contra instead, Super C improves by adding more, longer and far more detailed levels than it’s predecessor.
Super Mario Bros. – 8/10 – Yeah! it’s Super Mario bros.! addictive, lovingly designed levels and well hidden secrets (as well as exploits) have been meticulously designed to introduce gamers to their basic platforming experience.
Super Mario Bros. 2 – 8/10 – It’s Weird, wonderful and better-controlling sequel! This one offers much more than the first. There’s new additions too, like multiple characters and actual boss fights!
Super Mario Bros. 3 – 10/10 – Gorgeous graphics, Superb level design and some truly fantastic power-ups for you to play around with. Second best game on the system, next to Kirby’s Adventure.
StarTropics – 9/10 – It’s like Legend of Zelda but with a longer playtime, better graphics and has aged far, far better.
Tecmo Bowl – 6/10 – Eh, a sports game. Very disappointed that Nintendo didn’t renew the licenses to the real footballers like the NES original. Graphics are okay and gameplay is entertaining.
Zelda II – 9/10 – What happens when you take Legend of Zelda, throw twice the difficulty and half the obscurity in with it? A even more immersing world than the first. With unique side-scrolling gameplay that makes fights far more interesting than the first. Be warned: It’s hard!
Do you want to use the best virtual reality out there? Are you having trouble deciding what to purchase? Well, I’m going to be comparing 2 of the newest and most popular VR headsets money can buy – The HTC Vive and PlayStation VR.
When we’re talking virtual reality there are a lot of different things that you need to consider.
Which one is more immersive?
The most important feature of virtual reality is the realism and immersiveness. This can be affected by graphics, frame rate, the field of view, movement and controllers.
Let’s start by looking at graphics. Both the Vive and PSVR have OLED screens, but the Vive has a higher resolution at 2160 x 1200 (1080 x 1200 for each eye), compared to the PSVR’s 1920 x 1080 (960 x 1080 for each eye). This means that the Vive can support clearer graphics, making it more realistic.
The next point of importance is frame rate. There is nothing less immersive than unsmooth frame rate. Both the Vive and PSVR have a refresh rate of 90Hz. THIs means that they can both support a frame rate of 90, which is more than enough to run a smooth game. The PlayStation VR can also be used in cinematic mode, in which you play a non-VR game on a virtual screen. Cinematic mode runs at 120Hz.
One more important feature of VR is the field of view, or how wide your view is. The PSVR has a field of view of 100 degrees, and the Vive has 110 degrees. This means that you can see more of you surroundings without turning your head on the Vive.
Both the Vive and PlayStation VR use motion tracking, but which one does it better? Well, the Vive has a tracking area of 15×15 feet (4.6×4.6m), which is plenty to cover most rooms, and movement based games will allow you to teleport or walk using the controllers. The PSVR has a tracking area of 10×6 feet (3×1.9m), from the PlayStation Camera. Both the Vive and PSVR have sensors such as accelerometers and gyroscopes, but both have some that the other doesn’t, the Vive with front facing cameras and a lighthouse tracking system and the PSVR with a magnetometer and the PlayStation Eye tracking system.
And finally, one of the most important parts of any gaming system – The controller. The Vive and PSVR can both be used with gamepads or motion controllers. The gamepads are for games where you can just sit down and look around with your head, and do everything else with the controller. The PSVR has cinematic mode designed for this, but if you have a wired controller you will need to rearrange some furniture to sit within range of the Playstation Camera. The motion controllers are the important ones, though. The Vive uses its own Vive controller with buttons, sensors and a trackpad for the most realistic VR hand movements possible. The PSVR doesn’t have it’s own VR specific controller, but you use PlayStation Move. The Move controllers were not originally designed for VR, as they were released in 2010 for the PS3, but they are still recommended for a realistic VR experience.
Because the HTC Vive specs are better than the PlayStation VR, it comes at a higher price, making the important factor in this decision console preference, PS4 or PC. If you only own only one of those I would naturally recommend buying the corresponding VR. If you own both a PC and a PS4 and do not own a PlayStation Camera or PlayStation Move, I would recommend purchasing the Vive. Most computers can run the Vive (you can run a check on their website), but a lot of the games you would play on it require above-average specs, so only buy the Vive if you can run the games. If you own both a PC and PS4 with PlayStation Camera and PlayStation Move, you should buy PSVR. It will cost you much less money than a Vive and you have everything you need to use it.