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Ear pod mistaken gift request. I asked for Master & Dynamics mw07.
Posted on 1/27/22 at 2:55 pm
Posted on 1/27/22 at 2:55 pm
I’m a music lover. I especially like to listen to music with headphones.
I mainly wanted ear pods as just another way to listen to music and as an alternative to more bulky headphones.
I asked for and received MD mw07 ear pods for Christmas. The only ear pods I had listed to were Apple which were satisfactory but I was hoping for something a little better. I did research looking for ear pods for music listening. I don’t remember what all I read that made me choose Master & Dynamics.
The problem - I can’t turn these up loud enough for my liking. If fact, I can’t turn them up loud enough to even enjoy music. Yes, the volume on my phone is all the way up. I do have a hearing loss so I have to turn the volume up on most devices but that was no problem with the Apple ear pods I tried. So, now I have a pair of “used twice for 5 minutes” $249 ear pods I’ll never use.
Are ear pods generally built to have less volume?
I’m not the type who sells things on eBay, though I’d gladly sell these because I won’t use them.
Mainly, should I expect ear pods to have the same music quality as my Bose, Beats or JBL headphones? Maybe I’m expecting too much.
I mainly wanted ear pods as just another way to listen to music and as an alternative to more bulky headphones.
I asked for and received MD mw07 ear pods for Christmas. The only ear pods I had listed to were Apple which were satisfactory but I was hoping for something a little better. I did research looking for ear pods for music listening. I don’t remember what all I read that made me choose Master & Dynamics.
The problem - I can’t turn these up loud enough for my liking. If fact, I can’t turn them up loud enough to even enjoy music. Yes, the volume on my phone is all the way up. I do have a hearing loss so I have to turn the volume up on most devices but that was no problem with the Apple ear pods I tried. So, now I have a pair of “used twice for 5 minutes” $249 ear pods I’ll never use.
Are ear pods generally built to have less volume?
I’m not the type who sells things on eBay, though I’d gladly sell these because I won’t use them.
Mainly, should I expect ear pods to have the same music quality as my Bose, Beats or JBL headphones? Maybe I’m expecting too much.
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Posted on 1/28/22 at 7:03 am to NorthTiger
Sorry to hear about that. Wireless earbuds are pretty self contained in a lot of ways so it can be hard to change them. Some brands do have an app that goes on a phone and lets you customize how it's setup if you're using the phone as a source. If you're using them with another device as just a Bluetooth device that may not even be an option. I don't know if M&D offer this.
With wired earbuds or headphones you can add something between the phone and buds/phones. You can have an external DAC or amp that helps improve sound or boost volume. That isn't possible with wireless as far as I know.
If they were a Christmas gift they might still be returnable. I know Amazon has very extended return options around the holidays, though perhaps these were bought elsewhere.
With wired earbuds or headphones you can add something between the phone and buds/phones. You can have an external DAC or amp that helps improve sound or boost volume. That isn't possible with wireless as far as I know.
If they were a Christmas gift they might still be returnable. I know Amazon has very extended return options around the holidays, though perhaps these were bought elsewhere.
Posted on 1/28/22 at 9:01 am to NorthTiger
I have M&D headphones. No, they don't crank up to 11 but they do sound fantastic and the noise cancelling is excellent.
I have to ask. With hearing loss already is it really prudent to want to put something in your ears that you can turn up to a very high volume level?
I have to ask. With hearing loss already is it really prudent to want to put something in your ears that you can turn up to a very high volume level?
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