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I love me some Shure, but it's to early to trash these new headphones before having listened to them.
by myspy 6y ago
I love me some Shure, but it's to early to trash these new headphones before having listened to them.
- jojobas 6y agoIt's also early to hype them like there's no tomorrow, or preorder stuff that nobody you should trust has seen, but there we are.
- buzzerbetrayed 6y ago> It's also early to hype them like there's no tomorrow Who is doing this? I basically haven't seen anyone overhyping them. In fact I would say that 95% of what I've read has been very skeptical so far.
- jojobas 6y agoThis HN post about a headphones announcement has more than 1200 comments. Have you seen that before for any other headphones? How is this not hype?
- jmull 6y agoOrdering is the rational thing to do if you're interested in these. Best to judge them for yourself and then return them if they don't meet your expectations. Waiting for reviews is ok too, though people seem to lose their minds when it comes to Apple (both for and against them). So the reviews are probably going to be even less useful than normal for headphones.
- dbbk 6y agoWhat's wrong with preordering? I bought them the moment they went up in the Apple Store. If I don't like them, or can't justify the cost, I've got about 3 weeks to return them. No problem.
- samatman 6y agoI'm not in the market for a $500 set of headphones. But when the HomePod was announced, I ordered it immediately, and have never once regretted that decision. These things are just a HomePod that fits on your skull. If the price is acceptable and the product is something you'll use and enjoy, get them. They're going to sound absolutely amazing.
- defterGoose 6y agoNot really, without analog input and only wireless digital input, fidelity is fundamentally limited (with current tech).
- Tepix 6y agoThere's no reason why your ears can't be more limited than wireless digital input.