Great Sounds but a bit pricey
921521
My daughter used it on her electronic cello and it sounded terrific. She liked it much more than her her previous strings. In my ear it also sounded much refined. A bit pricey for an advanced student but worth the cost.
988807
I'm rating this taking the price into consideration.  Is the sound amazing? No.  But, the sound is nice.  The volume is decent for the size and it pairs bluetooth with my phone easily as it should.  Listen, you are not getting the sound quality of the high-end products, but you are not paying for them.  Overall I am happy with this purchase and feel it returns value for < $20.  I have deducted one star because I wish the volume and track-skip were separate buttons.  You have to hold the button down for volume, or a quick press to skip tracks.  It can be touchy for volume so I prefer to just have the volume at the max and control it with my phone.  I have tried a couple wired speakers in this price point and don't think they sound any better.  I prefer this because it is wireless and has a rechargable battery.  If you don't expect $200 sound out of this, you'll be happy with what you get for <$20.
4678332
damn these things are clean. great sound and some respectable bass. ITS $100! set this up with a yamaha RX-V375-R receiver and you've got a $275 setup that sounds like a $500 dollar one. Got this for my dorm and for house parties, and it will fill a few rooms. good investment.
3423417
At that price range, I think it's difficult to find a product with that sound. The only drawback might be the connectors not very well located (the system has to be open to make the power/audio connection)
Any player can be plugged to the system since this is just an audio jack connection so your ipod cannot be controlled or charged with the speaker system. Not an issue for me.
3494210
I purchased this on Prime day at a substantially lower price. While I love the speakers and it sounds GREAT. I don't think I would pay full price for it. Just a little to much for what it is.
3871897
I really like these headphones.  The sound is excellent.  The headphone is not bass heavy, but well balanced.  I sometimes like a bass heavy headphone, but I get tired of them because the bass gets sloppy and fuzzy.  I prefer a deep, but controlled bass so that when you hear the bass player pluck the string, you literally hear that distinct tone rather than a thumpy, generalized sound.

The build quality is great.  They are very comfortable.  I like the Beyerdynamic T1, but it is $1,300.00.  I would not say that I prefer these to the T1, but I would say that the T1 is great, but kind of an aggressive sound compared to this headphone.  I generally prefer open backed headphones and the T90 is an open backed headphone.  As this headphone is half the cost, it makes for a better value.  I definitely like this headphone much more than the T70.  The T70 sells on Amazon for $569.00.  With the T90 being $649.00, the difference is price is small making the expenditure of $80.00 for the T90 well worth the difference.

LT
1502536
Heos 3
Specifically on the Heos 3, this is a quite small speaker, and produces a lot of sound, and quite clear sound.  It does have a decent bass amount, but unfortunately feels slightly forced.  Other than the forced bass this is a quite good sounding speaker.  Have not tried to use these in pairs, but if you have two Heos 3's you can pair them into left/right pairs, which could be really nice.

This also has a weird shape, it's asymmetrical, if you lay it down, and it has a weird white 'base' on the side if you do that.  Standing up it looks a bit odd on it's own on a dresser.  Would prefer a cleaner horizontal position.

Heos 5
While this still has a odd shape, which makes it not really organically fit into it's surrounds (since the back and front are angled, it doesn't feel like it nestles into anything).  It's still a quite small speaker, smaller than the Klipsch and Pioneer A1 that I have as well.  However the sound easily fills the room, and like the Heos 3 it has a lot of bass.  Thankfully the bass on the 5 feels a lot more real at least when in the room, listening out of the room the bass doesn't make it very far.  Still appreciated, and honestly quite amazing to come out of such a tiny thing.  Would easily spend the extra $100 over the Heos 3 on this, and makes me want to hear the Heos 7 and see how amazing that one is.

More general thoughts on Heos as a system.
- The synching is pretty great as far as audio latency goes, appears to be synched so well you can't hear any difference, even when the speakers are close to each other.
- The app itself.  There are some good parts, namely that if two people are using this from their phones, since it connects to the speakers itself, both people get the actual state of what is playing and can control it, that's quite nice.  However the biggest downside is that the app can take up to a minute to open, and then not detect a speaker.  This is brutal.  This flows nicely into the nice point, which is that you can only use the app to control it...
- The app playback options.  First off, you can only use the app to control the Heos system, no Mac app, no Windows app.  So if you were used to using airplay from your laptop, and now want to do that with the Heos, that's a no go.  The also annoying part is that why you can play music from your phone, on iOS iTunes Match (cloud stored music) and iTunes Radio do not work.  For my wife who doesn't have any music directly on her phone, this is a deal breaker.  Pandora/Spotify/Aux In all work well, have not used the USB thumbdrive with mp3's on it yet.
- Input selection.  In the app section I mentioned that you can choose a variety of services online, and also the aux in.  If you have multiple speakers you can choose the aux in from either speaker to play on either one.  However only one speaker can use that aux in at any time...unless you group the speakers together.
- No Airplay.  I can kind of understand why they wouldn't want this, but they do allow aux inputs, which airplay could essentially be handled as the same, would love if they added this in the future, at least one target for all the Heos speakers, and then you could choose which ones to play it on.  I tried plugging an airport express into the aux input, however using phone to play music to airplay, when you open the Heos app it pauses all your music, which immediately breaks this.  Would assume it would break if you were using a 3.5mm cable as well.  I kind of understand, but it sucks.
2379742
Have been listening to this speaker and it really sound very nice. I use them only for music and cannot comment about home theatre performance. As an earlier reviewer wrote, the BICs has a sound similar to the old ElectroVoice Interphase A speakers which I owned many years ago and forgot about. The BIC speaker has "a tight punch" to it. It is very tight sounding. Drums sound real good. I am satisfied with it, but I am finding that I prefer my open sounding Bose 301 Series 5 to the Bics because of the high end. However I run the Bose with a subwoofer. Without it, I prefer the BIC because it has far superior low bass. The BICs are very very good for the money despite having a slightly muffled upper midrange. It can sometimes be a bit challenging for me to tell some of the instruments apart on the higher end.

I also like the fact that the speakers take up very little floor space. The speakers are attractive and built very nicely for $130 each including the shipping. I do not know of a better buy for the money. Life is a compromise. It seems that to have a really very good music system these days one needs to spend more than $260 for really good speakers that cover the highs and lows and that is just for stereo. However, I have found that for around $500 for a pair of Bose 301 & BIC 12 or Polk PSW 505 subwoofer I am quite satisfied, and the effect far surpasses these speakers alone. They sound better than many $1000 systems. The BIC Tower sounds like a an excellent $260 Speaker system. I tested the BICs with a subwoofer which helped, but it still left me with slightly muddled high midrange. I use this as a stand alone speakers in my studio and am quite satisfied for the price.

I also feel lucky that these speakers arrived in one piece intact. The packaging is on the wimpy side and had a big rip in it, but all was ok.
4745434
Great sound and you don't have have ITunes in order to use it.  For a fraction of what it takes to get a big name player you get all the sound and 90% of the functionality.  And when I say great sound, I mean it, it sounds at least as good as much more expensive players, with the same music.

Oh I don't doubt it's not as rugged, and it's a bit bigger than the big name stuff but if you put a silicon skin on it and don't run over it with a car, it'll probably do fine.  It's still so small that it'll fit in any pocket I've ever seem/

And if you do run one or two,you can buy brand new replacements,and still have more money left in you pocket than you'd have if you bought one of the big name ones.
841368
Kinda' pricey but good quality. Two speakers would be nice bu the one produces a rich tone.
Does bluetooth and USB.
2480312
It took me awhile to pull the trigger on the iBasso DX90 as buying one of these is indeed a splurge for me. I read reviews here and elsewhere, and recall (could not find the review again to credit the person) one reviewer noting that this is a great sounding device but that it had some shortcomings as a device.

I agree with that sentiment. Music sounds clear, full of detail, tone, and nuance. Loading the SD card is a bit time-consuming, so one should not wait till 10 minutes before a trip to transfer music to the iBasso. The GUI is rather dull and a bit hard to use. The doubled-over back arrow in the top left (which I cannot reproduce visually here) is tiny; paired with big fingertips, the navigation through the menus is not the most elegant interface. I find that the 64GB memory cards (which can be found for less than $25 hold a decent amount of music (the 128GB cards are still way too pricey for my budget).

I suppose beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but I think the iBasso is pretty ugly until it is dressed up in a leather case. That alone ups its cool quotient.

Of course, how it performs is the key, and the dual DACs push out some remarkable sound for this tiny box. I connected it to home stereos, headphones, and my car audio, and the iBasso unleashes  stunning sound.
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3395654
This is a great product and although the price is steep, the sound generated by these earphones do not disappoint.
4270599
The sound out of these are awesome... great bass and clarity - the muff do a great job of sitting on the ear to eliminate outside noise but they seem a bit small and not super comfortable.  But for $20?  Can't go wrong!
384942
I read the reviews and knew that I had to buy it. I bought it with two Dayton Audio B652s, and the sound was so musical and dynamic!! Unfortunately, I needed something a bit more powerful for my set up; I was outputting the sound from this amp to my Polk Audio PSW10 and then running the Daytons from that. Note: this amp will cut off if you turn it up too high. So, I bought an Onkyo TX-SR313 for $149 here on amazon the next day, which I am also pleased with given its features. However, I am keeping the Lepai for later use. I'm thinking that I will buy my daughter a set of Dayton's and she can use the Lepai in her bedroom.
829330
Pros: Attractive, Well Built, Great Sound, Fast setup

Cons: Kinda expensive, limited display, no battery option

I own an existing Squeezebox so I already have the Slimcenter running in my home. I have it running on a Buffalo NAS drive but it shouldn't matter where you install it.

The unit itself is smaller than I anticipated and pleasingly so. I was able to remove the bloated boom box we had in our family room. The unit is solidly built and attractive. With the slimserver already running, it took me about 3 minutes to run through the setup. It found the slimserver automatically, asked for the wireless password, downloaded firmware and was up and running.

I was amazed by the sound. For such a small unit, the base was impressive but not boomy. I'm fairly sound picky and was quite happy.  The controls as well have a nice feel with just the minimum of knobs and buttons.  In a way, it's far easier to use than my Squeezebox upstairs.

On the downside, although it doesn't have many competitors, $300 is spendy for a boom box and it won't run on batteries so it's portability suffers. I can see it being left on a desk. The display suffers from the same problems as the original. You can see just one line at a time of information which makes scrolling through music more awkward than it should be. It would be far better with 4-5 lines while you're looking for music.

Overall though, I'm quite happy. I'll never go back to having cd's around again. I realize there are the iPod plugin devices but the ability to get to your entire music library in a nice looking device with great sound leaves me satisfied.
2658505
This is a great score and I really love it.  Love listening to it and feeling the chill and the sense of isolation that the music evokes. However, it's a bit pricey for approximately 36 minutes of music. That's the down side. A better price would be around $9.
4339797
Pros:
-Stereo sound is great when connected to compatible bluetooth-enabled devices.
-Can be used as either cell. phone headset or stereo headphone.
-Good battery life, could be better though...
Cons:
-DC connector is not the standard mini-USB, Sony intentionally uses some weird connector here, so you better not lose your wall charger, or else...$$$. I wish I had known about this... Be warned!
-High price compare to others.

So far i have been able to pair it with my Fujitsu  P1610 (excellent sound), USB BT dongles from MSI StarKey 2.0 (great stereo sound) and Anycom USB-250 (so so sound). Clearly, sound quality is dictated by what you connected to, the Sony HBH-DS980 only streams what coming out from your devices. I would give it 4 1/2 stars if it had had a std. mini USB connector.

Personally, i would not by it again just because of that #@&*& connector.