GSMArena feature lab Comments
- Segev
- 0@c
Hello GSM!
Thanks fot that Amazing test! ive been waiting for somthing like this for a long time...
Though, i have some qestions and requests about the the test...
Im talking about the loudness test, in the Pink noise/ Music, that represents the speakerphones loudness in Mp3 Music. (isnt it? =P)
How could it be, that the Nokia 6233, the loudest phone ever created, got only 69.5 ?!
And how could it be, that the N95 8GB, that is a little bit louder than the N96, have so much less DB than the N96?
Did you measure the phones loudness with MAX Equalizer?
Did you measure the phones loudness with MAX Volume?
And, GSM Team,
Can you test the Omnia HD and the N73 speakers too?
Thanks for all!
The Site is Just AMAZING!
p.s
im very sorry about bad grammer, i speak diffrent langugage in real life...
- mike
- 00Y
In the test the w980 is louder than w995.
How is that possible?
W995 has 2 very large stereo speakers and w980 has 2 tiny stereo speakers..
I am confused...
Someone, anyone please reply...I really need to know why the test results are these.
Thannk you
- fen
- ibp
Anonymous, 09 Mar 2009I wonder why GSMArena didn't test Motorola in audio quality section.Are you afraid of knowing ... moreyes, i agree. most speaker on motorola phones are better than SE. except their V3 series
- Valmiki
- PvW
Can you include SAR levels for these phones from now on? CNET does it, and it's a good idea to include these values in your product summaries. It will be well suited for the health-minded readers. Cause I would certainly like to know if that new phone I'm looking at, has a great camera, wifi, and won't bombard me with radiation in the process.
If anyone wants to know what SAR (Specific Absorption Rate) is, it's simply a measure of the radio frequency energy (radiation) that is absorbed by the body. Cellphones must have an SAR value below 1.6 W/kg to pass the FCC. See http://reviews.cnet.com/cell-phone-radiation-levels/ for more details.
- 7:36
- PUA
som which fone has the best sound quality??
how about w980??
plz reply. thx all.
- User
- iBv
User, 29 Mar 2009Samsung M3200 beat is the loudest handset when it comes to playng music.
I've already compare... moreAnd also - M3200 compared to D900i, is a way louder, {m3200 and d900i volume to the max and You're hearing only m3200} and audio quality of beat with the same song and equalizer is excellent, while in d900 only acceptable {d900 has few equalizer settings and an average mono speaker}.
A lot od equalizer setting are usefull while connecting the mobile to other devices {hi-fi stereo or Pc jack 3,5" speakers or headphones}
- User
- iBv
Samsung M3200 beat is the loudest handset when it comes to playng music.
I've already compared it with nokia 6233 and the results are:
Nearly identical loudness {with the same music},on different music few songs were louder on Nokia, few on Samsung.
Nokia qualizer set to max, Samsung's equalizer rock/wide. While Samsung was set to "rock" eq, the audio qualiy was surely better then 6233's.
I haven't compared it yet with w595 or w890, but i tested and compared M3200 with w910 and w880. Both SE were beaten by Samsung Beat and IMO
w910 is surely loud {especially when it comes to ringing} but audio quality is annoying and a lot worse then samsung, and w880 is quiet on the speaker, with the audio quality even worse then w910.
- Anonymous
- wre
I wonder why GSMArena didn't test Motorola in audio quality section.Are you afraid of knowing that Moto has the best audio quality in the market?
- Tappie
- C}b
Attention to GSMArena:
According to the speakerphone loudness test, the Samsung i780 score as 'Excellent' but in the i780 review it score 'Below average' (See 'Design and construction'). The dB levels also differ. Please advise which is the correct score. Thanks.
- Anonymous
- Nxs
Anonymous, 06 Feb 2009Look here: http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_ericsson_xperia_x1-review-303p7.php in the middle of ... moreThanks. Exactly the info I was looking for.
- Anonymous
- 0Bi
OBIE, 06 Feb 2009Your speakerphone loudness and sound quality tests/comparisons are a great help. Except that y... moreLook here: http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_ericsson_xperia_x1-review-303p7.php in the middle of the page
and here: http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_ericsson_xperia_x1-review-303p5.php at the bottom of the page
You'll find all info you need in the review. If you search for audio test results always look in the review of the phone.
- OBIE
- NaD
Your speakerphone loudness and sound quality tests/comparisons are a great help. Except that you seem not to have tested the SE Eperia X1. I am interested in comparing the X1, Omnia and Touch HD as regards sound quality, and particularly LOUDNESS.
Please advise. TKS
- srinivas putcha
- PEm
can you suggest me a mobile phone which has crystal clarity in voice conversations despite the problems in the network?
becuz recently i had problems with cellone.
i cannot choose any other as i have a large prepaid balance amount.
- N81_rocks
- 3cd
i have an N81 and i can say that it has the most loudest in terms of loudness and clarity,at maximum it doesent change its quality and clarity in speakers,if you are interested in those aspects its the best Nseries phone for speakers
- Rony
- tTR
Folks, thanks for the awesome review, it was fantastic.
I have decided upon the i780 and just picked my new handset, thanks to you folks, am really happy with the purchase.
- ruediger
- nf7
Thanks for the overview, I've looked for this for quite some time. keep up the work!
- Stef0s
- 0Zq
I hope we will have soon a test from Nokia 5800XpressMusic (loundspeakers)
- SAFI
- SYf
thanks for the awesome work! really amazing! but please i want to know about N85 sound quality on earphones for music playback. which is louder N85 or N81 8gb cause i tried N81 8gb and its sound is awesome, is N85 the same sound qaulity as N81 8gb .. Thanks.
- Andy
- MYk
Good reviews thanks, everyone please bear in mind that a change in 3dB is actually a change of 1.4 times and the way the human ear response means it is only just perceptible and some people would not even notice it, and a change of 10dB in real life listening is percieved as being twice/half as load by the human ear, just thought I would shed more light on sound pressure and measuring in dB's.
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