Nokia 5233 - user opinions and reviews
- JUSTBOUGHT5233
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SidewindeR, 21 Nov 2010Yep sort of or until I can find something better... I've been eyeing the SHE9850 but it is too... morewhat a dilemna mate.....none of the philips she2610 & nokia hs-83 are available in the market.....i don't have the the option of buying through net....i checked the stores but most of them don't have any philips headphone....they have those worthless chineese ones.,,,, :-(
- SidewindeR
- PB7x
Anonymous, 21 Nov 2010Well, is it better to go to ebay for that philips headphone ?From where did you get it ?Well you can try ebay.in or indiatimes shopping has them for much cheaper price. It's hard to find one in a retail store. Hope you have a better luck than me.
- SidewindeR
- PB7x
aarushi, 21 Nov 2010what are the possible security codes for this model because i have forgotten the security code The default code is 12345
- Anonymous
- 95aJ
SidewindeR, 21 Nov 2010Yep sort of or until I can find something better... I've been eyeing the SHE9850 but it is too... moreWell, is it better to go to ebay for that philips headphone ?From where did you get it ?
- aarushi
- ut3@
what are the possible security codes for this model because i have forgotten the security code
- SidewindeR
- PB7x
Anonymous, 21 Nov 2010and now you got your nirvana(moksh) with it?Yep sort of or until I can find something better... I've been eyeing the SHE9850 but it is too much of an audiophile earphone as I came to know from expert reviews. It lacks the kind of refinement that I get from listening to my 9800. 9850 is for the pure music enthusiast. I'm no enthusiast and I prefer something that gives me much more fun.
- Anonymous
- 95bg
Anonymous, 21 Nov 2010Mate.. ED12LP is much much better than E818LP. It is a good starter as well... In my humble op... moreand now you got your nirvana(moksh) with it?
- Anonymous
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JUSTBOUGHT5233, 21 Nov 2010thanks.....i have checked that one's reviews mate. it shows price 750INR. but would it be tota... moreMate.. ED12LP is much much better than E818LP. It is a good starter as well... In my humble opinion, for a starter philips SHE2610 gives better audio quality than E818LP. It costs only costs half as much. I think that would be the best starter without burning a hole in your pocket. The design is good as well with three pairs of additional replaceable caps. The only con about these earphones is that they tend to break easily especially the wires at the junction near the 3.5mm plug. But as long as you handle it a bit carefully, it should last you 6months easily. I've gone through 3 pairs before moving onto ED12LP. By that time you'll be just craving for an upgrade and will find excuses to do so. My journey toward headphone nirvana started with it and finally ended with my SHE9800.
- SidewindeR
- PB7x
brijesh, 21 Nov 2010hi, mates(utk, sbdevil & sidewinder), i want to ask u a question about earphone. i have a ... moreGreat.. since you're using HS-83, I don't think you'll need an upgrade as I myself think it's quite good. I'll prefer it any day over any of SE walkman earphones. But if you are looking for a bit more quality, I'd recommend you go for either philips shh9700 or she9800. What HS-83 lacks as compared to philips earphones is accuracy in audio reproduction with a not so clear bass and a bit of depth. If you can upgrade to either of those or something a bit m0re expensive, then I'd recommend you do so with confidence but for anything below that, I'd advice you to simply stick with it. It's all got to do with individual likings and preferences. Philips earphones are more about accuracy in sound reproduction. They are very well balanced with the right amount of bass and treble.
- JUSTBOUGHT5233
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Sbdevilmind, 21 Nov 2010Its nothing like that mate. Actually i have no knowledge about the headphones you mentioned. B... morethanks.....i have checked that one's reviews mate. it shows price 750INR. but would it be totally a waste of money if i buy mdr-e818lp? coz i wanted to try some budget headphones first & then go for the pricely ones. and thanks so much the great infos we are getting for you 3 guys are sound & music lately. btw, i didn't notice any difference by choosing line-out option using default ones. is it for that the default ones are that much worst? plz give your precious opinions.
- Anonymous
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Sonu, 21 Nov 2010People who still using nokia headset provided in the box . Can use this trick which is to pres... moreIt is true, mate .
- SidewindeR
- PB7x
Sbdevilmind, 21 Nov 2010Hey guys (side and utk). Since you are discussing about audio output through line out option, ... moreYeah.. I've noticed that too.. I think the volume level is programmed to incerase exponentially here rather than linearly. After volume level 8 in normal mode, increasing the volume level to 9 increases the volume level exponentially. Not like increasing the level from 4 to 5 which only increases the volume by a slight bit.
Anyway for me using my SHE9800, level 8 in earphones mode gives me almost the same volume as level 6 in lineout mode. Also tried loudness option but not working well for me. Maybe because my earphone is too sensitive anyway the music is sounding fuller and too much going on at the same time. It's ruining the feel of the song (I mostly listen to alternative rock and anything metal) and BTW I use my own custom EQ which may also play a huge role in altering the output.
- Sonu
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People who still using nokia headset provided in the box . Can use this trick which is to press ur headset towards ur ears to get loud bass sound. Lol. Try it .
- SidewindeR
- PB7x
Venu, 21 Nov 2010I think distortion occures if you have an amp in phone which is pushing the speakers beyond th... moreWell mate the quality of the earphones is no concern for me as I use my Philips SHE9800 as my primary earphones. But I think the same situation can also occur if an underpowered amp is trying to power a high impedance earphone. That would mean that the amp isn't powerful enough to fully drive the earphones thereby introducing som sort of distortion. That is where the lineout optin comes into play. It boosts the power output to a level in which the earphones can be driven at a lower peak volume and thereby also minimising noise, hiss and other artifacts normally introduced at higher volume levels.
- Sbdevilmind
- 95cf
utk, 21 Nov 2010With normal equalizer or any of the other pre sets equ sets 'loudness' setting is horrible for... moreOf course. I would never dare use loudness OR equaliser if i use high quality earphones like you. My comment was solely for those who are not as fortunate as you are. I mean i was trying to help them get the best out of their device even using cheap headphones.
- Sbdevilmind
- 95cf
utk, 21 Nov 2010Your Chinese headphones are still working? The last pair I bought barely lasted two weeks. The... moreYes, they are still working. I actually keep things very carefully. As you may know, i always keep my mobile inside a hankerchief. Lol.
- Sbdevilmind
- 95cf
Anonymous, 21 Nov 2010So you are not familiar with any music systems. Loudness option is common with any good home ... moreActually i was refering to the loudness option in mobiles. As far as i have experienced, mobile version of loudness gives somewhat different kind of output. As for the distortion, its true. But that would depend on what type of headphone you are using. Higher impedence headphones, like dj headphones, has almost no chance of giving any distortion provided the device gives non distorted audio. Distortion is impossible in this device if one doesn't apply any type of equalisers. Besides, when someone (gsmarena in this case) has to check the distortion level then he has to keep the volume to maximum. Cause distortion is directly proportionate to volume magnitude(after a certain level of volume). Companies like samsung, nokia take utmost care to make products that gives almost no distortion even at the highest levels. Actually, they limit the volume to the level from where they start getting audible distortions. (I didn't mention apple because they use samsung audio chips in their ipods and iphones).
This fact can be proved by using power mp3, which has an option to further increase the volume (to a level of +12db from max). And when you do increase it, you will feel the sound cracking(symptoms of distortion).
Btw, loudness option turned on increases the output of certain audio parameters not when turned off decreases those.(speaking of mobiles)
- utk
- utk7
Sbdevilmind, 21 Nov 2010Hey guys (side and utk). Since you are discussing about audio output through line out option, ... moreWith normal equalizer or any of the other pre sets equ sets 'loudness' setting is horrible for me. I don't think you can call it as an improvement in audio quality as all it does is boost up the bass(HUGE) and treble while the mid-range takes a heavy beating. For me the bass gets so powerful that everything else except for some highs gets overwhelmingly overshadowed by it. It's fun listening to 'electronic' or 'trance' genres but it's hardly audiophile material.
Maybe it's works well for the headphones you are using and the equalizer set you are using.
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