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Edifier G2000 PC speakers review: mini yet mighty

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They may be tiny, but the Edifier G2000 PC speakers also mean business

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TechRadar Verdict

The Edifier G2000 PC speakers surprisingly punch above their weight in sound quality. Combine that with their appealing design, small footprint, and numerous connectivity options, and you’ve got a heck of an impressive pair of speakers. No wonder they’re so popular.

Pros

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  Cute and compact design

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  Multiple connectivity options

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  Full sound for its size

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  Sub out and LED lighting as extras

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Edifier G2000: One-minute review

The Edifier G2000 proves one thing, at the very least: that those PC-setup Instagrammers do have taste. Of course, it’s kind of hard to put your faith in folks who make a living promoting products. After all, they’re going to say good things about them since they’re being paid to do so. But, if you aren’t going to take their word for it, at least take Edifier’s. Hasn’t the audio brand already proven its prowess in making affordable yet great-sounding audio devices?

I have tested more than my share of Edifier products over the years, and rarely have they disappointed me. Although I must admit, I was curious about these mini-yet-mighty computer speakers more because of how they looked than their audio performance. Can you blame me? I mean, look at them! Plus, I love that they come in pink – and no, that’s not just because I’m a woman, you gender norm-endorsing philistines.

So, admittedly, I was mildly surprised at the quality of audio that blasts out of these things. Considering their size and price, it’s actually impressive that they’re able to deliver a full sound with fairly-balanced mids, a clear high end, and a decent low end. That’s on top of the connectivity options they offer, a sub out port so you can hook them up to a sub for that missing deep rumble, and customizable LED lighting.

They’re not going to rival the likes of the SteelSeries Arena 9 or the upcoming Razer Leviathan V2 Pro, clearly. But, if you want a pair of affordable speakers with a great audio performance and an appealing design, they’re an absolute ace.

Edifier G2000: Price and availability

• How much does it cost? ‎$109.99 / £89.99 / AU$119
• When is it available? Available now
• Where can you get it? Available in the US, the UK, and Australia

Edifier G2000: SPECS

Frequency range: 98Hz – 20kHz
Drivers: 2 ¾-inch
Supported connectivity: Bluetooth
Audio inputs: Bluetooth, USB sound card, 3. 5mm
Outputs: Sub out

One of the cheapest computer speakers I’ve tested, the Edifier G2000 will set you back $109.99 / £89.99 / AU$119. Some might say that they could be a little cheaper, but considering the sound performance, multi-connectivity options, and design, I actually think that’s terrific value. Besides, anything you’ll find under $100 / £100 will likely be a disappointment in sound quality.

Although, to be fair, the Creative Pebble Plus 2.1 has proven to be quite an adversary with its sub-$75 / £75 price tag and a subwoofer included in that price. The Logitech Z407 also offers a bit more value, sitting at the same price point and also coming with a sub. Then again, the Edifier G2000 is superior, design-wise. So, it really boils down to your preference.

• Value: 4 / 5

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Edifier G2000: Design

• Compact, hexagonal form factor in different colors
• 12 light effects
• Bass port in the back of each satellite

There are likely a lot of people out there who, just like me, would want the Edifier G2000 solely for their looks. Besides their compact and space-saving form factor of about four inches wide and five inches tall, these computer speakers are hexagonal in shape and tapered towards the back, giving them a unique and attractive look. They also come in several colors, including pink and red.

(Image credit: Future / Michelle Rae Uy)

Adding to their design are three customizable lighting areas on each satellite – two on either side towards the rear and a larger one in the back. By customizable, I just mean you can cycle through 12 lighting effects using the LED light effects switch you’ll find on the side of the right satellite. While you can’t actually personalize them, the lighting on these speakers still adds to your immersion, whether you’re playing a game or watching a movie. That’s especially true if you’re an RGB enthusiast.

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Speaking of switches, there are two multi-use buttons and a volume lever situated on the side of the right satellite. The top button is both the power button and the input mode switch, while the bottom button functions as both the LED light effect switch and the sound effect modes switch. In the rear of this same satellite you’ll find the ports: there’s a USB port, an aux in, and a sub out port.

Finally, there’s a bass port in the back of each satellite. This bass port is small, naturally, about half an inch in diameter, but it does help boost the bass, which I’ll discuss in detail below.

• Design: 5 / 5

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Edifier G2000: Performance

• Full sound for its size
• Fairly-balanced mids, clear high-end
• Sound imaging could be better

The Edifier G2000 PC speakers have a surprisingly full sound for small stereo speakers with 2.75-inch drivers. There’s no sub-bass, of course, but there seems to be a boost in upper low-end, allowing them to sound like there’s more low-end than there actually is. This is most apparent when listening to hip hop or watching a blockbuster where there’s supposed to be some low-end rumble. You do miss that deep low-end, but there’s enough bass to keep the audio sound fuller, thanks in part to the bass port in the back of each satellite.

(Image credit: Future / Michelle Rae Uy)

The mids on the Edifier G2000 are fairly balanced but not rich-sounding. Considering the size of these speakers, that’s probably for the best. Because they’re tiny and don’t have separate tweeters, the mids would likely drown everything else out if they were really mid-heavy. Besides, small speakers don’t typically have a lot of mids, so it’s already mildly impressive that these have enough of it.

Meanwhile, the high-end doesn’t sound veiled or muffled and is clear enough to satisfy most listeners, even if it’s not exactly audiophile-level detail. Considering the price of these speakers, that’s actually pretty good.

Finally, the soundstage. As long as you place the Edifier G2000 so that each speaker is angled towards each ear, the soundstage should feel wide enough. When it comes to actual sound imaging, they’re fine but not super precise. When watching Zack Snyder’s Justice League, which obviously has a lot of action, it was hard for me to pinpoint where everything was. Most of the sound seemed to just sit in the middle.

• Performance: 3.8 / 5

Should I buy the Edifier G2000?

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Buy it if…

You have a small setup
The Edifier G2000 speakers are very compact and take up very little space, making them perfect for those with smaller desks.

You want something with great audio and multiple connectivity
These computer speakers punch above their weight (and size) by delivering surprisingly great audio and several connectivity options.

You’re looking for great value, instead of budget
They aren’t budget speakers, but they are affordable and come with nice features and terrific audio. They’re a great option if you want to get your money’s worth.

Don’t buy it if…

You need something under $100 / £100
On a tight budget? There are other options on the market that are cheaper and even come with a subwoofer.

You’re an audiophile
The Edifier G2000 speakers deliver great sound, but if you want audiophile-level audio, you likely won’t be satisfied with them.

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	Edifier G2000	Logitech Z407	Creative Pebble Plus 2.1
Price:	$109.99 / £89.99 / AU$119	$119.99 / £119.99 / $249.95	$40 (around £30, AU$50)
Frequency range	98Hz – 20kHz	40Hz – 20kHz	50Hz – 20kHz
Drivers	2 ¾-inch	2. 5-inch	2-inch
Supported connectivity	Bluetooth	Bluetooth	None
Audio inputs	Bluetooth, USB sound card, 3.5mm	Bluetooth, Micro USB, 3.5mm	USB, 3.5mm
Outputs	Sub out	None	None

If our Edifier G2000 review has you considering other options, here are two more computer speakers to consider…  

Logitech Z407
While the Fluance Ai41 are going to sound a bit better, the Logitech Z407 are the ideal 2.1 system to use with a computer setup. They sound good, have USB connectivity, and take up much less deskspace.

Read our full Logitech Z407 review

Creative Pebble Plus 2.1
The Creative Pebble Plus are a solid set of stereo computer speakers that are criminally cheap and comes with a subwoofer.

Read our full Creative Pebble Plus 2.1 review

Edifier G2000: Report card

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Value	Just slightly over $100 / £100, the Edifier G2000 pair is affordable. Combine that with the performance, features, and design, and you’re getting a lot of bang for your buck.	4 / 5
Design	I absolutely love their hexagonal design, compact form factor, and color options. They also have lighting zones that are customizable for added immersion.	4.5 / 5
Performance	You’re getting a full sound with fairly-balanced mids, a clear high end, and decent low end, as well as a good soundstage. Not too shabby for a pair of tiny speakers.	3.8 / 5
Total	I’m not saying that the Edifier G2000 computer speakers are the absolute best on the market, but they’re definitely near the top of the pile.	4 / 5

• First reviewed January 2023

How I tested the Edifier G2000

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Michelle Rae Uy is the Computing Reviews and Buying Guides Editor here at TechRadar. She’s a Los Angeles-based tech, travel and lifestyle writer covering a wide range of topics, from computing to the latest in green commutes to the best hiking trails. She’s an ambivert who enjoys communing with nature and traveling for months at a time just as much as watching movies and playing sim games at home. That also means that she has a lot more avenues to explore in terms of understanding how tech can improve the different aspects of our lives.  

Logitech Z407 Bluetooth Computer Speakers with Subwoofer review

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A whole lotta BOOM for your buck

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TechRadar Verdict

The Logitech Z407 is surprisingly impressive for its size and price, and it’s a smart addition to your productivity setup.

Pros

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  Impressive sound with rumbling sub

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  Classy, versatile and compact design

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  Incredibly affordable for what it offers

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Two-minute review

The Logitech Z407 is somewhat of a rarity. Even now, if you want an excellent set of computer speakers, chances are you’ll have to spend a little more than $100/£100. Spend less, and you’re likely to end up with ones that sound middling at best.

Once in a while though, we are treated with more than decent computer speakers that not only look great but sound great as well. And, the Logitech Z407 is one such peripheral.

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This fairly new release from Logitech has surprised us in many ways, delivering a powerful sound, rumbling bass, several connectivity options, and a nifty wireless dial for only $79 (£79, AU$149). 

For that same price, the older Edifier M3200 is slightly less powerful and doesn’t offer Bluetooth connectivity. Meanwhile, the 2019-released Creative T100 may boast satellites that offer the same level of audio power, but doesn’t have a subwoofer, is slightly bigger, and costs $20/£20 more – which makes the Z407 a better value. 

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That value starts in design. At 7.87 x 3.70 x 3.35 inches (satellites) with a 9.45 x 9.21 x 7.09-inch sub, the Logitech Z407 is small enough to fit perfectly on a small desk. The speakers also sport a smart look, with capsule-shaped satellites and a dark gray finish that makes it a classy addition to work and creative setups. And, it has an overall rigid build that should see it last several years.

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The Logitech Z407 is also versatile. The removable satellite stands may be attached in two ways so you can either have a horizontal or an upright setup. It also has a wireless control dial with a 20-meter range, and three connectivity options – Bluetooth, micro USB, and the 3.5 mm – which further boosts its versatility.

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The wireless dial may be confusing at first, especially because not all media apps offer full support: Spotify does, but Apple TV on Mac doesn’t support the skip or forward functionality while Netflix on Windows won’t even let you rewind with it. On top of that, it may take you a bit to figure out whether you’re controlling the volume or the bass level as you’re essentially using the same physical dial for both.

We’re not saying it’s convoluted, just that it’s not as straightforward as most people (aka those who won’t bother reading the manual) would prefer. However, once you do get used to how the dial works, it’ll feel like an extension of the arm.

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Just because there’s wireless connectivity, doesn’t mean you’ll be going cable-free with these speakers. The satellites themselves need to be connected to the sub via RCA cables. However, you still have the option to connect the system to your computer or device via Bluetooth, which means that the clutter can stay behind your desk where it belongs. 

Since the Bluetooth connectivity is pretty darn good and up to par with the 3.5mm option, you can stick with it for convenience and still get excellent, lag-free audio. For slightly higher quality sound, the micro USB connection seems to have a bit more high end and detail.

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When it comes to audio quality, the Logitech Z407 gets right what so many cheaper computer speakers fail to do. In fact, for a computer speaker system this compact, it blasts out surprisingly hefty audio in terms of quality and volume.

Its sound may be slightly lacking in detail and its sub can overpower the rest of the frequencies when it’s at a higher volume (though a simple turn of the dial should fix it right up). However, the  Logitech Z407 still sounds impressive. 

Unlike other affordable speakers out there that tend to bump up their bass and high end, which typically make them sound harsh and easily fatiguing, this offering from Logitech is mid-focused, allowing it to produce a richer, warmer sound. The subwoofer has a lot of power for its size, with a down-firing driver that gives it a whole lot of rumble. Trust us: even at a lower bass level, you will hear AND feel this sub.

You’ll get decent separation when you’re sitting directly in front of it, which is where you’re meant to experience computer speakers. However, there’s no virtual surround sound feature here so you’re really only experiencing 2.1 audio, which means that you’ll hear things from the left, the right, and somewhere in between… but that’s about it. 

As a result, it may not be immersive enough for hardcore gamers. If you’re looking for something that will help you game better, you’re better off with a gaming headset with surround sound features. 

Still, the Logitech Z407 boasts plenty of rumble and produces terrific sound quality that will satisfy most gamers as well as users looking to consume media – whether that’s music or movies. And, its added perk of being versatile will benefit every type of user.

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Buy it if…

You’re looking for affordable speakers that deliver great sound.
Considering how much the Logitech Z407 costs and how compact it is, these speakers deliver sound quality that will impress as much as it will surprise.

You need something more compact.
Small desk owners and tiny apartment renters will appreciate the compact design of the Z407. Even the subwoofer is small.

You want a smart-looking set of speakers for your office setup.
The Logitech Z407’s sleek and classy design makes it perfect for those trying to avoid flashy or gaudy peripherals.

Don’t buy it if…

You want something incredibly immersive for gaming.
While the Logitech Z407 sounds great and has a lot of rumble, it’s a 2.1 system with no virtual surround sound features.

You only have a budget for something less than $50.
The Logitech Z407 is incredibly affordable, especially for what it offers, but there are much cheaper options if you need something in the budget market.

Michelle Rae Uy is the Computing Reviews and Buying Guides Editor here at TechRadar. She’s a Los Angeles-based tech, travel and lifestyle writer covering a wide range of topics, from computing to the latest in green commutes to the best hiking trails.  She’s an ambivert who enjoys communing with nature and traveling for months at a time just as much as watching movies and playing sim games at home. That also means that she has a lot more avenues to explore in terms of understanding how tech can improve the different aspects of our lives. 

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• June 23, 2021

Speakers are needed in order to play sound from a computer, smartphone, player. Today we will talk about what speakers are for a computer.

Notebooks and monoblocks usually already have built-in speakers. But sometimes the sound volume is not enough, for example, when watching a movie. In this case, you should think about purchasing speakers.

Personal computers are not equipped with speakers. If the computer is an office one, then speakers may not be needed, a headphone jack is enough. If the computer is at home, then the speakers will be useful for listening to music, watching movies, immersing yourself in games.

Active and passive speakers

Passive speakers do not require power and can be connected to a smartphone, laptop or computer with a single wire. Such speakers do not have a built-in amplifier and are lightweight. Usually used as portable or desktop.

It is worth noting that the market mainly presents passive speakers for connecting to an amplifier of an audio system or home theater. They are massive and not suitable for connecting to a PC.

If earlier, about 20 years ago, there were still built-in sound cards with an amplifier capable of delivering at least some power to passive speakers, but now there are no such cards on sale. The maximum that can be squeezed out of modern embedded sound cards is, probably, support for portable speakers for smartphones. However, sound card manufacturers have taken a slightly different path. Now you can find an external sound card with a separate power supply, a good amplifier and high-power passive speakers.

Active speakers have a built-in amplifier and require additional power. Active speakers with low power can be powered from the USB connector. The more powerful the system, the louder the sound can be made. In systems with a large number of speakers, it is better to focus not on the total power, but on the power of the center speaker.

Type of audio system

The type of audio system is usually denoted by two numbers with a dot. The number to the left of the dot indicates the number of speakers, the number to the right indicates the number of subwoofers for low frequencies. The human ear does not recognize the direction to a low frequency sound source well, so there are usually only one subwoofer, rarely two.

Naturally, your computer’s sound card must have the appropriate connectors for connecting different types of audio systems.

1.0

One column. Provides monophonic sound. Not suitable for a home computer. Now it can be used as a portable portable speaker for connecting to a smartphone. And indeed, the presence of a stereo system in one column sounds silly.

2.0

Two columns. Provide stereo sound. The minimum set for a home computer. One of these speakers usually has a volume control and a power button. There may be a headphone input, which is convenient when short headphones do not reach the system unit.

2.1

Two speakers and one subwoofer. This is already a good option for a home computer.

The

Subwoofer is a large powered speaker specially designed to reproduce bass and low frequency sound.

The subwoofer is usually located in such systems, so it should be installed in an accessible place and preferably on the floor.

3.1

Two side speakers, one front and subwoofer. This system can somehow be placed on the same table and under the table.

5.1

Two front speakers, two rear speakers, one center speaker and subwoofer. The minimum set for a home theater. This system can be used not only for watching movies, but also for playing games with surround sound support. You can’t put it on the table either.

7.1

Two front speakers, two rear speakers, two surround speakers, one center speaker and subwoofer. Almost the same as 5.1, only two more columns are added.

Other types of audio systems

Next we went with the modification of surround sound systems. For example, in a 6.1 system, one of the speakers is placed at the back to balance the front speaker. The 4.0 system uses four speakers to provide quadraphonic sound. It turns out surround sound without a subwoofer. Speakers are usually installed in the corners of a room.

Wireless audio systems

Wireless systems make it easy to connect speakers to your computer, however, this connection does not have the best effect on sound quality. Some models are able to connect smartphones using NFC, for this it is enough to bring the smartphone to the speaker.

Bluetooth

Bluetooth sound quality is good. Usually these are portable speakers or headphones. Distance up to 10 m.

AirPlay

Distance up to 100 m. Good stereo sound quality. Compatible with Apple devices only.

Wi-Fi

Distance up to 100 m. Good stereo sound quality.

Wired audio systems

Wired connection remains the most reliable and noise-free way to transmit sound today. The sound quality is affected by the type of wire and connection method.

Analog connectors

3.5 jack (TRS, TRRS) – the most common connector for connecting audio systems. You can connect ordinary stereo speakers to this connector, surround sound cannot be transmitted. To connect 5.1 speakers, you will need several of these connectors on your sound card.

Color code for integrated 5.1 video card connectors:

• Pink (input) – microphone.
• Blue (input) – line input: guitar, mixer, tape recorder.
• Green – speakers or headphones.
• Black – side speakers.
• Orange – center speaker and subwoofer.
• Gray – rear speakers.

RCA (phono, tulips) – often used to transmit analog sound in modular audio systems. In this case, one connector corresponds to one channel, respectively, a pair of RCA connectors are used to transmit stereo sound, and 6 connectors are used to transmit surround sound.

XLR – 3-pin connector. Used in professional equipment. Often used to transmit a balanced signal that provides protection against interference by duplicating the signal on two wires, while the signal is transmitted on the second wire in antiphase. This allows you to remove the induced interference.

Digital connectors

On the one hand, the use of digital sound sources eliminates induced interference and allows signal transmission over long distances. On the other hand, converting a signal from digital to analog can affect the sound quality. Allows you to transmit multi-channel audio.

S/PDIF coaxial – S/PDIF digital standard coaxial connector. Similar to RCA, may vary in color. A 75 ohm coaxial cable is used for connection. For short distances, a regular RCA cable can be used.

S/PDIF optical (Toslink) – S/PDIF digital standard optical connector. Optical cable is more resistant to electromagnetic interference.

USB – connector can be used for digital audio signal transmission. The playback quality of USB speakers can vary greatly depending on the D/A converter used.

More about the speakers

Speaker manufacturers can add various options. For example, a built-in FM tuner, support for playing from flash drives and memory cards, a remote control or control from a smartphone.

The material of the speaker cabinet is of no small importance. Wood is considered the best material for speakers, the wooden case is the least susceptible to vibrations and does not rattle at high volumes.

Speakers vary in frequency range, sensitivity, power. Good computer speakers have a wide frequency range from a few tens to 20,000 Hz. There are two-way models with two speakers. Small speaker for high frequencies, large for mids and lows. In three-way speaker systems, respectively, three on each column. A good single-way speaker sounds better than a bad three-way speaker. Sensitivity is measured in decibels, this is its sound pressure per meter from the speaker at a power of 1 watt.

The computer’s sound card also greatly affects the type of connected audio system and the sound quality.

Which columns to choose?

A 2.0 system with a 3.5 jack or USB connection is suitable for an office computer or laptop.

For a home computer, consider a 2.1 or 3.1 system with a subwoofer. Neighbors will be happy.

If you want to experience all the delights of surround sound at home in games or when watching a movie, then we take a 5.1 or 7.1 system. First make sure that your sound card will pull.

For professional audio work, you need a top performance audio system.

P.S.

I probably got a bear in my ear, I’m not really fond of music, games and films, but while writing this article, I myself wanted to change my 2.0 system to 3.1…

Also, when you buy yourself an audio system, don’t any advisers and consultants. They like to sell all sorts of gold-plated coaxial wires and other bullshit. You have ears, like the sound – take it. Don’t like it – don’t take it.

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How do I set up speakers on a Windows 10 computer? Why does my computer sound bad?

You will not be able to achieve loud and balanced sound with the built-in speakers in your notebook. The music will be quiet, and low frequencies are almost completely absent. They are only enough for a picky listener when watching videos or movies. If you want to get surround sound in Windows 10 with balanced audio across all frequencies, two speakers (or more) are indispensable. When the audio device has already been purchased, all that remains is to connect it. We will tell you in detail, how to set up speakers on a Windows 10 computer and touch on the rest of the steps to connect them.

How to install speakers on a computer?

The very first and most important step is to choose the right speaker placement. Much here depends on the configuration of the room, the number of sound sources, the presence of a subwoofer and the tasks. To avoid the appearance of an echo, we recommend installing ordinary speakers in medium-sized rooms, or placing models with a large number of radiators in large rooms. It is also desirable that the room has rough wallpaper and linoleum, the sound is better reflected from tiles and laminate.

Other recommendations on how to connect acoustics to a computer:

• Install speakers at a distance of 1-2 meters from the workplace.
• Point the speakers slightly away from the person to improve the stereo effect.
• Use a level surface or sites with a slight slope (up to 5°), avoiding large angles.

See also: Lost sound in Windows 10, what to do?

Speaker connection using:

There are several options for connecting speakers to your computer. The most difficult option is using minijack connectors. Here it is important to remember which jack to connect the speakers on the computer, otherwise they will not work or will be used incorrectly. On the back panel of the system unit, 6 connectors are usually installed, each of them has its own color.

Where to connect the speakers to the system unit:

• a microphone is connected to the pink port;
• green and blue connectors are used by the front pair of speakers;
• black audio port is applied to the sound output of the side speakers;
• yellow – center channel, a subwoofer is usually connected to it;
• Gray input required for rear speakers.

Photo of where to connect the speakers to the computer.

These are the most standard sound card settings used in most computers. However, colors and their purposes may differ in rare cases.

There are other ways to connect: via USB and HDMI, but we’ll talk about them separately.

USB

Portable speakers are increasingly using a USB cable for connection. Their installation is very simple – just choose any USB connector, but it is better to use USB 2.0 so as not to occupy high-speed ports, which are not needed anyway. Since connecting speakers to a computer via USB is very simple, we will not dwell on the issue in detail. The only difficulty is choosing the right side of the cable. The port is unbalanced, so if the plug does not fit, turn the cord 180°.

HDMI

Few speakers connect via HDMI. This standard allows you to transmit a digital signal, that is, video and sound. It is mainly used by high-end devices, such as premium Microlab models. The low popularity is due to the fact that most computers do not have an extra port for connecting HDMI speakers. But all this allows you to reduce the number of wires going to the system unit, and allows you to listen to music in high quality.

How to connect speakers to a Windows 10 laptop:

1. We find or buy an HDMI cable.
2. We connect it with one side to the computer. On laptops, the port is located on the side, and on stationary PCs, on the back cover.
3. Insert the other side into the speaker system.

Since it is not possible to connect old speakers to a computer in this way, we can use an adapter. Their significant drawback is that the output sound quality is reduced, although non-professionals will not always be able to notice the distortion.

Setting up speakers on a Windows 10 computer

In most cases, speakers will work as soon as they are properly installed, but this is not always the case. Often additional tuning is required, which is also useful for improving sound quality. If everything is installed correctly, it is worth installing the drivers. They are usually included in the kit, but are also available on the official website of the manufacturer.

How to set up speakers on a laptop:

1. Right-click (RMB) on Start and go to the “Control Panel”.
2. Click on the “Sound” tile.
3. Select “Speakers” from the list, do RMB and click on the “Set up speakers” option.
4. Set the correct location of the sound channels. We can pick them up using the “Check” button.
5. Close the window and right-click on “Speakers” again, but go to “Properties”.
6. Select from the drop-down item “Use this device (on)”.
7. Set the levels on the tab with the same name.
8. On the page “Improvements” set “Equalizer” and “Loudness”. We can also activate other modes, such as virtual 3D sound, voice suppression, and more.

Important! In addition to the drivers for the speakers, we also need drivers for the sound. Realtek software is considered the best in this niche.

See also: How to output sound from a computer to a TV?

How to check speakers on a computer?

The easiest way to check is to simply start the music, but there is a more functional way.

How to turn on the sound on the computer through the speakers:

1. Open the tray menu (the arrow in the lower right corner next to the Internet connection).
2. Click on “Realtek HD Manager”.
3. On the main tab “Speaker configuration” click on the button in the form of a circle with an arrow.
4. Checking if all columns work correctly.

If the speakers in the speaker do not play correctly, we recommend that you connect the devices to the correct ports. The faster way is to change the assignment of the connectors. To do this, on the right in the dispatcher there is a column “Analog”. We right-click on the incorrectly installed port and select “Change the assignment of connectors. ” Install the correct device. There are also great options for controlling sound in Windows 10 (on the Sound Effect tab).

What should I do if my computer has bad sound?

If the sound on your Windows 10 computer is intermittent, wheezing, high-frequency, low-frequency noise, then there is a problem with the system or hardware. Most often, it is really possible to improve the sound on a computer using software.

How to eliminate wheezing in the columns on the computer and other problems:

• Start testing. Right-click on the speaker (the icon through which we adjust the volume of the sound) and select “Detect sound problems.” If problems can be identified, the system will try to automatically solve them or give advice on how to fix them.

• Update drivers. It is enough to download the latest version of the drivers from the office. site and run their installation.

• Checking the speaker settings. See instructions above.
• Activate the sound card in the BIOS settings. Usually, the OnBoard Audio, High Definition Audio column is responsible for this.

• Free up RAM. By pressing Ctrl + Alt + Del we go to the “Task Manager”. If the processor is loaded at 90-100%, sound may be interrupted. It remains either to wait for the completion of the resource-intensive task, or to complete it.

It may also be that the problem lies in a bad cable or connector. If there is a bad connection, a slight impact on the plug and wire will cause characteristic sounds. In such a case, it is reasonable to think about replacing the cable with a better one.

The knowledge gained from the article will help not only connect, but also configure, as well as troubleshoot possible problems with sound. Most likely, the tips will help fix the problem, although sometimes the problem is much more serious. Then you have to either change the connectors or buy new speakers.

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If you’re in the market for a new pair of headphones and have already ruled out earbuds, you’re left with a choice between on-ear and over-ear styles. The small distinction in wording could make a big difference in how you listen to your music.

What is the Difference Between On-Ear and Over-Ear Headphones?

While both of these models feature a traditional headband and dual earcups for listening, the main difference between on-ear and over-ear headphones lies in how they sit against your ears. The answer is quite literal: on-ear headphones have smaller earpads that sit on top of your ears; over-ear headphones have larger earpads that fit around your entire ear.

Despite their similar look, there are some key differences between on-ear and over-ear headphones you should consider before picking the best pair for you. We’ve broken them down below, and included solid starter picks for each style as well.

On-Ear vs. Over-Ear Headphones: Which One Sounds Better?

The most important factor to consider when getting a pair of Bluetooth headphones is how they will sound. The good news is that both on-ear and over-ear headphones can be sonically satisfying. They share many of the same components: modern Bluetooth chips that are energy-efficient and support audio codecs (software) like aptX and THX, and drivers (the part of a speaker or headphone that creates sound) with custom tunings.

Older Bluetooth headphones had flaky connections and added a ton of compression, but that hasn’t been the case in many years. The one audio advantage over-ear headphones have compared to on-ear models, is that they create a more immersive listening environment by completely surrounding your ears. In my experience, this has allowed them to pull ahead in terms of sound quality, but not by very much. Every pair of headphones sounds different, but you won’t be sacrificing a lot by going one way or the other.

On-Ear vs. Over-Ear Headphones: Which One is More Comfortable?

One of the biggest differences between on-ear and over-ear headphones is their size, especially their weight. Good on-ear headphones are designed primarily for portable use, but can still fit a decent-sized battery, microphones, and drivers inside. On the other hand, over-ear headphones can be used in a portable setting, but are generally larger and heavier to accommodate more hardware.

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There’s a common misconception that on-ear headphones can hurt after prolonged wear, but I’ve never found that to be the case. In fact, on-ear headphones are generally lighter in weight, and the earpads are tight without being constricting.

I regularly test both on-ear and over-ear headphones, and I can definitely tell the weight difference between the two. If you listen to music for long periods of time while you’re on the go, or look down at your phone for your entire commute, wearing over-ear headphones could put some additional strain on your neck. The other physical difference between both styles of headphones is that on-ear models are guaranteed to fit, but over-ear models may not, depending on the size of your ears.

How Does Noise Cancellation Work?

Ultimately, the biggest feature difference between on-ear and over-ear headphones is that the latter style supports ANC (Active Noise Cancellation). Both over-ear and on-ear headphones use earpads that dampen noise from the outside world, which is known as passive noise cancellation. It’s the equivalent of closing a door to avoid hearing loud noises from another room: there’s a physical barrier between you and the unwanted sound, but nothing that makes it go away.

Active noise cancellation uses a headphone’s microphones to “listen” to the outside world and send frequencies that counteract those made from unwanted sounds into your ears. This isn’t an absolute rule because there are a few on-ear headphones that support ANC, but they give up some of the lightweight portability that gives them an edge over over-ear headphones.

On-Ear vs. Over-Ear Headphones: Which One Has Better Battery Life?

It’s easy to assume that over-ear headphones would get better battery life than their on-ear counterparts because they’re larger. Yes, over-ear headphones have larger batteries, but features like ANC require a lot of power. In the end, on-ear headphones generally last longer, unless you use over-ear headphones with active noise cancellation turned off, at which point they’re neck and neck.

You should expect to get around 20 hours of playtime from over-ear headphones, and 25 to 30 hours of playtime from on-ear headphones. Your listening volume will also impact battery life, which is something to keep in mind. Using ANC may help you to listen to music at a lower volume, which is definitely something to think about if you find your ears hurting after long listening sessions.

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On-Ear vs. Over-Ear Headphones: Which One is Better?

There’s no wrong choice, but if you value battery life and portability, on-ear headphones are probably the better choice. If you want slightly better audio quality, active noise cancellation, and don’t mind heavier headphones, you should get an over-ear pair.

Bluetooth is an open standard, so any headphone you pick will work with all of your devices (even if you upgrade to a new phone, tablet, or computer), and last a long time. Here are the on-ear and over-ear headphones we recommend.

BEST ON-EAR HEADPHONES: Marshall Major III

Marshall is best-known for making amps used by bands like AC/DC, but its line of consumer-friendly Bluetooth headphones sound really good. The Major IIIs, featured in the picture above, check all of the right boxes.

The Major IIIs weigh .39 pounds, and have a simple, jet-black design featuring the trademark Marshall logo. Each earcup is attached to a hinge that can be adjusted, so the band fits comfortably around your head. The Major IIIs are collapsable when they’re not in use, so they’ll take up even less space in your bag.

Marshall equipped this pair of headphones with 40mm drivers with a custom tuning that the company says optimizes high, midrange, and low frequencies. The Major IIIs also support aptX, a codec that compresses lossless (CD-quality) music less and reduces latency (lag). Keep in mind your device needs to support aptX to take advantage of this feature.

I’ve tried multiple pairs of Marshall’s headphones over the past few years, and always found its tuning made music sound detailed instead of artificial. Unfortunately, there’s no way to change their EQ (unless you adjust the settings in your music app, if possible), so your ears have to be the judge. Marshall says the Major IIIs can get over 30 hours of playtime per charge (again, your volume level will impact this), and its battery can be fully recharged in three hours over Micro-USB.

If you don’t care about active noise cancellation, and want a well-built pair of on-ear headphones from a company with a 50-year track record of making audio gear, this is the pair to get.

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BEST OVER-EAR HEADPHONES: Razer Opus

I’ve been testing out Razer’s Opus headphones for a little while, and they strike the balance of size, battery life, audio quality, and extras better than a lot of over-ear models I’ve tried.

Razer is known for its professional gaming accessories, so it’s no surprise it brought that mindset into making these headphones. They have a sleek look, and the company’s use of hard plastic over metal kept its weight down to .58 pounds. Its headband is adjustable and well-padded, and its earcups are surprisingly plush. The memory foam kept my ears from sweating too much, and felt comfortable during extended listening sessions.

Razer says its Opus headphones are supposed to get up to 25 hours of playback per charge, and that’s been consistent in my experience. I found myself having to charge them once every five days of active use, and appreciate that Razer used the modern USB-C port for recharging, since I can use the same cable to charge multiple devices.

Overall I’ve been pleased with how this pair of headphones sounds. It’s passed the THX certification, which means Razer’s Opus has been marked by an outside authority as having “reference grade” sound. In my experience, the headphones do a good job reproducing music the way it sounds when using my reference pair. I could hear every individual element in a loose song like Peace Frog by The Doors, and have been especially impressed with the tight-but-not-overblown bass.

I like how these headphones sound out of the box, but Razer offers five additional EQ settings that you can access through its Opus app (iOS and Android). There’s no option to set a custom EQ, but I hope that feature comes in a future software update.

Like many over-ear headphones, the Razer Opus supports active noise cancellation, and does a very good job. You can’t fine-tune the level of noise cancellation, and I found it to be a little conservative when blocking out some sounds, like an air purifier when I wasn’t playing music. These outside noises were completely eliminated when I was listening at moderate volumes.

If you’d like a pair of over-ear headphones that fit comfortably, sound great, and do a nice job cancelling out noise, Razer’s Opus is a great pair to check out.

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• Differences Between On-Ear Headphones and Over-Ear Headphones
  • Additional Features
  • Comfort
  • Portability
  • Sound Quality

If you are new to the world of wearable audio, you may look to compare over-ear vs on-ear headphones. Many of the best headphones, after all, come in one of these two designs. So what are the major differences between these two headphone styles and which is better for your needs? Keep reading to find out.

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

• Over-ear headphones tend to include slightly more additional features than on-ear models, with larger drivers and better sound quality.
• Over-ear models also tend to be more comfortable than on-ear designs for long periods of time, as the former wraps around the ear lobe and the latter rests on the lobe.
• On-ear models, however, are much smaller and more portable than over-ear designs, suiting workers with extended periods of commuting.

The primary difference is fairly obvious and suggested in the names of each headphone. On-ear headphones rest on the ear, while over-ear headphones cup over the entire ear lobe. This, however, leads to a host of other differences, such as when comparing on-ear headphones vs earbuds.

Insider Tip

If you can, try any pair of headphones before you buy, to ensure adequate sound quality and comfort for extended periods of use.

Additional Features

You’ll find that both types of headphones are stuffed with additional features, if you are looking to compare Bluetooth vs RF headphones, you’ll have your pick from both types. Both on-ear and over-ear headphones come as wireless headphones and wired headphones, with some including smart features, built-in equalizers, and all kinds of other bells and whistles. However, over-ear models tend to be for professional studio use and, as such, include advanced audio drivers and related technologies. Compare a couple we have here: Aftershockz Openmove vs Trekz Air.

Comfort

The comfort of any headphone is, more or less, up to personal preference, but most wearers suggest that over-ear headphones are more comfortable than on-ear headphones. Why is that? Great on-ear headphones actually rest right on the ear lobe, leading to friction and pressure over time. Excellent over-ear headphones, on the other hand, wrap around the ear lobe, which lessens some of this friction. However, even the most comfortable pair of over-ear headphones will cause pain with prolonged use.

Portability

On-ear headphones tend to be smaller and more portable than over-ear headphones, thanks to the design. As a matter of fact, many modern on-ear models actually fold, making it easy it easy to stuff them in a small backpack or purse when not in use. Of course, neither on-ear nor over-ear headphones will fit in a pocket, as this is the exclusive purview of earbuds and some in-ear designs.

Sound Quality

Over-ear headphones tend to be for more advanced listeners, including studio engineers, so you’ll find better audio quality on average when compared to on-ear models. This is not to say on-ear headphones sound bad, as many modern units sound nearly identical to their over-ear counterparts. Technology is always advancing.

F.A.Q.S

On-ear vs. over-ear headphones: Which one sounds better?

It truly depends on the design of each headphone. Instead, look for comfortable headphones and listen for adequate sound reproduction later.

How does noise cancellation work?

Active noise cancellation actually creates a companion noise to the ambient noise to, effectively, cancel it out. Any noise-canceling pair of headphones tend to include this technology, even wireless earbuds.

Which has more battery life?

Battery life depends on the actual make and model of the headphone, not the type of headphone. Each in-ear model and over-ear model will have its own battery life if they are wireless.

STAT: The construction of planar magnetic drivers with in-ear headphones ensures a better bass response and resistance to any kind of distortion, leading to better overall sound quality. (source)

REFERENCES:

1. https://treblab.com/blogs/news/in-ear-vs-on-ear-vs-over-ear-headphones
2. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201118
3. https://www. miracle-ear.com/blog-news/headphones-and-hearing-healthr
4. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Headphones
5. https://www.aes.org/e-lib/browse.cfm?elib=10274

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SIMFEROPOL, March 4 – RIA Novosti Crimea. To avoid hearing damage when using headphones, you need to choose the right model and follow a few basic rules for using the gadget. Otolaryngologists told how to wear headphones correctly, RIA Novosti writes.

As Andrey Kryukov, chief freelance otolaryngologist of the Moscow Health Department, explained, regardless of whether you prefer over-ear or vacuum headphones, it is very important to choose the right size. Otherwise, you risk damaging the delicate skin of the external auditory canal and causing local inflammation. In addition, it is important to disinfect the headphones as often as possible, and it is best to listen to music in silence and in no case try to drown out the surrounding sounds with it.

“No headphones can provide 100% noise reduction. Some of the sounds are still audible. Therefore, this individual listening device should be used in comfortable conditions, not in the subway, in any case,” explains Kryukov.

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In 30 years, a quarter of the world’s population will partially lose their hearing – WHO

He emphasizes that the comfortable noise limit should not exceed 85 decibels – so music can be listened to for up to seven hours with short pauses. Sounds at 103 decibels are only safe for seven minutes. At the same time, the maximum volume of the headphones can reach 120 decibels.

Elena Zagorskaya, a leading researcher at the Department of Audiology and Pathology of the Inner Ear of the Scientific Research Clinical Institute of Otorhinolaryngology named after L.I.

Such models can also cause other troubles:

“When you insert an earphone into your ear, sulfur, which has protective functions, softening, disinfecting, nourishing the skin of the ear canal, moves deeper. In this case, it does not have time to dry out and remove itself from the ear, but accumulates and forms a sulfur plug. With prolonged exposure to the eardrum, otitis media may occur. ”

Another warning from doctors is the need for increased concentration while listening to music with headphones. Otherwise, you can get hit by a car or other dangerous story.

At the same time, experts note an increase in the number of requests from young people with complaints of hearing loss, although there is no documented connection between the use of headphones and this fact. In any case, if the world around you suddenly becomes quieter or you feel discomfort, you should immediately contact the specialists, since it is much easier to prevent the development of the disease than to restore hearing loss.

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Passion for headphones – the road to deafness

Irina Krasnopolskaya

The latest data from the World Health Organization is not encouraging: 12 percent of the world’s population already suffers from various forms of hearing loss. And there is no improvement in the situation. On the contrary, there is more and more work for otolaryngologists. What to do to pause the process? Doctor of Medical Sciences Professor Mikhail Leizerman answers the questions.

Mikhail Grigorievich, once read from Ilya Ehrenburg: “Silence, you are the best of everything I heard.” Paradox? Not without it. But sometimes you really really want silence. Plug your ears? The comfort of deafness does not last long – without the world of sounds, life is flawed. But more and more people fall into the category of inferiority?

Mikhail Leizerman: Recently, many opportunities have appeared to prevent the development of hearing loss, deafness. Lots of new ways to get rid of them. And at the same time, as you rightly noted, there are more and more victims of deafness. Every fifth person on the planet faces various hearing impairments. And this can happen at any age. The main culprit of this paradoxical situation is the achievements of civilization. And not only among those who love loud music. Young people do not part with headphones from morning to evening. And even going to bed, he forgets to take them off. So she joins the music, so she listens to the news, “reads” books, learns a foreign language. As if everything is good. But by doing so, they cause injury, sometimes irreversible, to their ear.

Why?

Mikhail Leizerman: The fact is that the sound coming from the headphones, at a close distance from the eardrum, is not physiological for the organ of hearing. The middle ear is arranged in such a way that it amplifies quiet sounds, and, on the contrary, reduces loud ones, thanks to the muscle system of the tympanic cavity. And the owner of the headphones wants to hear loud music and amplifies the sound. And this, without consequences for hearing, the ear can withstand no more than an hour. The volume is no more than 90 dB.

What happens outside of these numbers is clearly to the detriment of our auditory analyzer. The ear is left defenseless because the muscles, tired of the sound, cease to perform their protective functions, and loud sounds damage the hair apparatus of the inner ear. And this directly leads to hearing loss. According to WHO, over the past 10 years, the number of children with hearing loss has quadrupled. With adults, the situation is somewhat better. First of all, because they have already formed an organ of hearing, it is less vulnerable. In addition, adults still spend less time in headphones.

12 percent of the world’s inhabitants suffer from various forms of hearing loss

I can imagine how manufacturers and sellers of headphones will take up arms. After all, every now and then there is a massive advertisement of miracle headphones, which are both outwardly beautiful and comfortable, and the sound does not distort, and so on.

Mikhail Leizerman: I am not against advertising. But first and foremost, I am a doctor. And I will speak from the point of view of a doctor. So, there are several types of headphones. You ask me which ones to choose, which ones are less dangerous? Less dangerous are large headphones that cover the auricle and thereby isolate the ear from external noise. And because they do not require the highest volume. The most dangerous are small headphones that are inserted directly into the ear canal. They do not isolate a person from external noise. Therefore, in order to better hear the desired sounds, the wearer of such headphones increases the volume.

I must also say: a person with headphones on the street not only loses his hearing acuity, but more and more often becomes a victim of traffic accidents. Pedestrians wearing headphones are three times more likely to be hit by a car. I myself am constantly driving. And when I see a person on the road wearing headphones, and even with a hood on his head, which limits peripheral vision, I immediately start to slow down – I understand that he does not see or hear me.

I know that among your patients there are many rock musicians. And you visit their concerts…

Mikhail Leizerman: I remember sitting in the front row. After that, for three days I was tormented by noise and congestion in my ear. In short, such a concert has the same effect as when firing from artillery pieces. It is known that most gunners suffer from hearing loss. A recent example: the famous English musician and drummer of the Genesis band Phil Collins announced the termination of the concert activity due to a sharp decrease in hearing. That is, he became a victim of his own talent.

Dead end? Children will join the ranks of the deaf?

Mikhail Leizerman: I think that parents should not be led by children and not buy them modern, fashionable, beautiful headphones. Am I naive? Children from headphones, as well as from computers, cannot be torn off? Alas, maybe so. And yet: it is necessary not only to try. And it is necessary to ensure that the time in the headphones was strictly limited. There is no other way, unfortunately.

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A Commercial Value and Commercial Grade 4K UHD TV designed with top quality and your bottom dollar in mind. ..

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32″ | RCAJ32PT1240

RCA Commercial  4K TV’s are loaded with features like Key Lock, Volume Limiter, Theft Protection, and more to help deliver you the best high definition entertainment to your guests.

The PT series is Pro:Idiom™ enabled to work with all major 3rd-party content providers like DirecTV, COX, ENSEO, Dish Network and more. The full suite of LV TVs has a size that fits every application, including the new 55″ Hospitality TV. Lodging Value TVs include channel remapping, volume controls, RCA Ad Splash and the RCA H.U.B. Software. Making this line the easiest to set-up and update, while reducing total cost of ownership

Highlights:

· 4K UHD W/ Thin Bezel

​· Volume Limiter/Initial Volume

· Channel Lock

· Front Panel/Menu Lock

· USB Clone Programming

· 2 year warranty with advance replacement

Quick Specs Overview:

(WxHxD):

28. 8 x 17.07 x 1.93″

VESA Mount:

100mm x 100mm

Picture/Display:

Diagonal Screen Size:

31.75″

Display Resolution:

1920 x 1080 (HD)

Digital Rights Management:

Pro:Idiom

Brightness (typical):

250 cd/m2

Viewing Angle:

178° × 178°

10W + 10W/ 2 CH Audio Speaker

Power Supply:

AC 115V~ 60Hz

Power Consumption:

65 W

Standby Consumption:

Connectivity:

Side Panel:

HDMI (2)/ Mini/ AV Input (Mini)/ RF/ Line Out/ USB (2)

Bottom Panel:

MTI In/ RS232/ IR Pass Through/ COAX/ HDMI

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Ultra-Slim Bezel

New thin bezel with reduced weight.

Channel Labeling

Allows channels to have individual customized names

Initial Channel

Sets the input/channel for the TV to tune when turned on

Volume Limiter/Initial Volume

Sets the maximum and initial volume settings when the TV is turned on

USB Cloning Capable

Allows duplication of TV configuration for easy installation

Ad Splash

Display short advertisements on TV based on schedule settings

Master & Guest Remotes

Separate remotes for configuration and operation

Front Panel/Menu Lockout

Disables front panel and menu controls

Power On/Off Scheduler

Sets recurring time for the TV to power on and off

Energy-Saving Features

Auto power-off, less than 1 watt in standby mode, low power LED, no signal power-off

VESA Mount Pattern

Wall mount your TV using standard mounts

IR Pass-Thru

Allows control of an external device without the need for direct line of sight

Bed 1/2/3 Capable

Allows simultaneous control of multiple TVs in the same room without remote interference

RCA H. U.B. Compatible

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The RCA 32″ Full HD Smart LED TV (LRK32G45RQ) released in 2014.

RCA 32″ Full HD Smart LED TV is a Full HD 1080p television. This TV’s LED backlighting is even more efficient than standard fluorescent backlighting. The 32″ Full HD Smart LED TV has ATSC, Analog (NTSC/PAL/SECAM), Clear QAM tuner(s).

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RCA 32″ Full HD Smart LED TV (LRK32G45RQ) specifications

Brand

RCA

Name

32″ Full HD Smart LED TV

Type

LRK32G45RQ

Launch

2014

Series

Roku

Screen

The RCA 32″ Full HD Smart LED TV is a Direct-lit LCD TV. Direct backlighting (Full-array) means there are LEDs placed all over behind a TV’s LCD panel. Screen size is measured in inches, diagonally from corner to corner. A refresh rate is a measure of how often a TV changes the picture. The higher the refresh rate, the more pictures are displayed per second. Television aspect ratio refers to the screens width compared to its height.

Screen size

31.5″
80 cm

Technology

MVA

Aspect ratio

16:9

Resolution

1920 x 1080 px
FullHD 1080p

Backlight type

Direct LED

Refresh rate

60 Hz

Response time

7 ms

Contrast ratio

5000:1 (dynamic)

Viewing angle

176° / 176°

3D

no

System

A broadband internet connection is required for Smart TV functions.

Smart

Smart functions

OS

Roku TV

DLNA

no

Tuner

ATSC
Analog (NTSC/PAL/SECAM)
Clear QAM

Remote

RE20QP262

Features

The TV’s HDMI port supports HDCP content protection.

Specials

Digital Noise Reduction
HDCP

Audio

Speakers

2 x 8 W

Connectivity

The built-in Wireless LAN device allows you to access the Internet and your home network.

Wi-Fi

IEEE 802.11b/g/n

Bluetooth

no

Connectors

1 x 3.5 mm Audio Out
1 x AV Component
1 x AV Composite
1 x Antenna
2 x HDMI 1.4
1 x Optical Audio Out
1 x USB 2.0

Body

These dimensions are measured without the stand.

Dimensions

28.9 x 17.4 x 3.2 inches
73.4 x 44.2 x 8.1 cm

Colors

black

Weight

11.7 lbs
5.3 kg

Power

The typical power consumption is measured with the equipment 40% loaded at a temperature of 25°C.

Consumption

42 W (eco)
0.3 W (off)

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The top 5 also included Apple and Tecno, a new brand for Russians. Current smartphones up to 15,000 R are designed for communication, music, video and browsing. They are not suitable for amateur photographers or active gamers. Heavy games work stably on models from 23,000 R with more powerful processors, and only flagships from 40,000 R are given really good pictures and videos. In addition to the price, I recommend paying attention to several parameters. Shield. Manufacturers of budget models often save on displays – they put matrices with a low HD resolution like 1650 × 720 pixels. The image on such panels is not very high quality, the picture is loose, individual pixels are visible. It is better to choose devices with Full HD + resolution – 2220 × 1080 pixels and higher. This is the gold standard for modern smartphones. Processor. The comfort of use depends on the power of the processor: the stability of the phone, the speed of launching and switching applications. Most processors in budget devices are slow, but there are balanced options like the MediaTek Helio G99. It is difficult to understand the power in terms of frequency and number of cores – it is better to look for reviews or comparisons in benchmarks. The most common test is called AnTuTu, good budget devices get 250,000-300,000 points in it. If the rating of the device is below 200,000 points, it will work slowly and may slow down even in ordinary applications like navigator or social networks. RAM. It determines how many programs can run simultaneously without interfering with each other. For a budget smartphone, the minimum comfortable amount of RAM in 2023 is 4 GB. Expensive for a budget phone: Poco M4 Pro 5G review But if possible, it’s better to pay extra for 6 or 8 GB of RAM. Such a smartphone will quickly switch between a browser and a couple of social networks, and you can safely keep a navigator or music streaming in the background. Built-in memory. The minimum comfortable volume is now 64 GB. Apps and games take up a lot of memory space, as do high-resolution photos. If you need to store a lot of photos, music and movies on your phone, it is better to choose models with 128 GB or with support for microSD memory cards. Chamber. Quality camera modules are expensive and require a powerful processor. Therefore, budget smartphones shoot much worse than mid-range and top-end models. Chinese brands are cunning by installing three cameras and declaring a resolution of up to 50 megapixels. The modules themselves are still budget, and the lenses and processing algorithms are primitive, so they don’t shoot very well. In addition, out of three lenses, usually only one is really useful – the main one. Autonomy. Battery capacity is measured in milliamp-hours – mAh. The larger the value, the longer the smartphone, all other things being equal, can work. Now it is worth focusing on values ​​​​from 4500 to 5000 mAh. Screen brightness and resolution, processor power, and the quality of software optimization also affect the operating time. Two different phones with the same batteries can differ in autonomy by one and a half to two times. After studying the range of stores and customer reviews, I selected eight models that met the selection criteria: Infinix Note 12 2023. Poco M5. Poco M4 Pro 5G. Tecno Pova 3. Samsung Galaxy A23. Realme C35. Tecno Camon 19. Xiaomi Redmi 10C. Of these, I chose five that fit the categories The best choice Most autonomous With the best camera Entry-level Up to 10 00 0 Р Our recommendations Best choice Most autonomous Infinix Note 12 2023 Tecno Pova 3 Powerful processor and great screen – the most advanced phone in its class Big screen phone with huge battery. Some can replace the tablet In “M-video” – 14 999 R; on Yandex Market – from 14 186 R In MTS – 16,990 R; on Yandex Market — 14 490 Р With best chamber Entry level Samsung Galaxy A23 Realme C35 A simple smartphone with a good set of cameras, optical stabilization and good performance Similar to iPhone 12 but five times cheaper. Not suitable for active users, as it has a weak processor In “M-video” – 15 499 R; on Yandex Market – from 14 389 R In “M-video” – 12 999 R; on Yandex Market – from 9990 R Best up to 10,000 R Xiaomi Redmi 10C Long battery life, no scratches and less than 10,000 R. But slow In “M-video” – 9999 R; on Yandex Market – from 9110 R The best choice Infinix Note 12 2023 Powerful processor and excellent screen – the most advanced phone in its class M-video – 14,999 R; on Yandex Market – from 14,186 R The most autonomous Tecno Pova 3 Phone with a large screen and a huge battery. Some can replace the tablet In MTS – 16 990 R; on Yandex Market — 14,490 R With the best camera Samsung Galaxy A23 A simple smartphone with a good set of cameras, optical stabilization and good performance In M-video — 15 499 R; on Yandex Market – from 14,389 R Entry level Realme C35 Similar to iPhone 12, but five times cheaper. Not suitable for active users, as its processor is weak V “M-video” – 12 999 R; on Yandex Market – from 9990 R The best up to 10,000 R Xiaomi Redmi 10C Holds a battery charge for a long time, does not scratch and costs less than 10,000 R. But it works slowly V “M-video” – 9999 R; on Yandex Market – from 9110 Р But we do not distort or embellish the reviews. The choice of specific things does not depend on whether we receive a commission. Product reviews in Tinkoff Magazine are independent. We make a verdict based on reviews of things and devices that we carefully studied, or how these things performed during editorial tests. For reviews, we either request products from the manufacturer for a test, or we buy them ourselves, or we study reviews in other publications and user opinions. Our reviews are subjective, but honest and expert: opinions are written by authors who have more than one review behind them. The editorial team of Tinkoff Magazine double-checks the texts, proofreads them and conducts fact-checking. All prices are at the time of publication of the material, but we update them periodically to keep the reviews up to date. The best choice – Infinix Note 12 2023 Infinix is ​​a Chinese smartphone manufacturer that, together with Tecno, is part of the Transsion holding. The company produces models with good value for money. The latest Note 12 2023 is no exception – it’s the cheapest smartphone at this level of performance. The powerful MediaTek Helio G99 processor is installed here. This is a mid-range chip: switching between applications is fast, heavy games run at medium settings. 8 GB of RAM is more than other models in the selection. 128 GB built-in storage. In all respects, the best option. The screen is one of the best in the selection, using a bright AMOLED matrix with Full HD+ resolution. There is no increased hertz, the screen refresh rate is the standard 60 Hz, so jerks are noticeable when scrolling quickly through menus and sites. Large diagonal – 6.7 inches. The back cover is semi-matte and hardly collects fingerprints. The camera block is designed in the form of a large round washer located in the left corner. In my opinion, it even looks too unusual. 5000 mAh battery – standard in the mid-range segment, enough for a day of heavy use. There is a fast charge of 33 W, which charges the smartphone in an hour. A powerful power supply is already included – it does not need to be purchased separately, unlike the flagships of Apple and Samsung. Best Standalone Smartphones: 7 Successful Big Battery Models The camera consists of two modules. During the day, the main 50MP camera produces clear and bright pictures. In difficult conditions like twilight and darkness, a smartphone can blur the frame, but almost all budget devices sin with this. The second camera is needed to blur the background when shooting portraits. Infinix Note 12 2023 has NFC for contactless payments, a separate slot for two SIM cards and a memory card, loud stereo speakers. How much: in M-video – 14 999 R; on Yandex Market — from 14,186 rubles. Alternative. The Poco M5 has the same processor as the Infinix Note 12 2023 but is otherwise simpler. It uses 4 or 6 GB of RAM, and the size of the internal memory can be 64 or 128 GB. Instead of an AMOLED panel, the Poco M5 has a simpler 6.58-inch 90Hz IPS screen. The black color on it seems grayish, viewing angles are worse, there is no support for Always on Display, and the brightness is one and a half times lower than that of Infinix. But on the other hand, the display is spared from high-frequency PWM flicker – for some susceptible users, it causes eye fatigue. I like the material of the back panel – leather-look plastic. The smartphone does not slip in the hands, and the back side is not covered with scratches and fingerprints. You can carry your smartphone without a case and not worry about its appearance. The 5000 mAh battery lasts for a day and a half of active use. There is no fast charging, the device will have to be connected to the outlet for two hours. Of the minuses, I can single out the MIUI 13 shell: the interface is overloaded with unnecessary functions and ads, the system may start to slow down or give errors in unexpected places. How much: in DNS – from 11 990 R; on Yandex Market – from 11,400 R. The most autonomous – Tecno Pova 3 The main feature of Tecno Pova 3 is a 7000 mAh battery. With such a battery, you can count on two days of active work. This is especially impressive against the background of individual flagships, which have to be charged every day, or even twice a day. The huge battery affected the dimensions: this is the largest phone in the selection. Tecno Pova 3 weighs 230 g, it has a huge screen – 6.9inches. It is worth taking a smartphone in hand before buying and checking whether it is convenient to use it. The display is good: a high-quality IPS-matrix accurately reproduces colors, and with an increased frequency of 90 Hz, the pages in the browser and the interface scroll smoothly. But in terms of brightness and contrast, the screen is inferior to AMOLED. Tecno Pova 3 looks catchy. In the blue version of the smartphone, the strip on the back panel glows and flashes when there are calls or notifications. In other versions, it is simply brilliant. The main body is made of matte plastic and hardly collects fingerprints. The equipment for a state employee is good: 6 GB of RAM, a 128 GB drive and a MediaTek Helio G88 processor. The smartphone does not slow down and does not freeze. The main camera here, although at 50 megapixels, shoots mediocre. During the day, the pictures are overexposed, with unnatural colors, and at night they are blurry, with an abundance of noise. Tecno Pova 3 has a practical design with a 3.5mm headphone jack, a fingerprint scanner conveniently located on the side, and a microSD slot separated from the dual SIM tray. There is NFC for contactless payment via Mir Pay. Tecno’s weak point is the proprietary shell of the operating system. It works rather slowly, the menu with applications opens with jerks. But the software can still be improved with updates. But there are many useful programs: call recording, a quick access panel, the ability to hide applications behind a password. How much: in MTS – 16 990 R; on Yandex Market – 14 490 R. With the best camera – Samsung Galaxy A23 Samsung budget smartphones are popular because of the well-known brand. They are often inferior to models from China in terms of performance, but the 2022 line turned out to be successful. Samsung Galaxy A23 is an inexpensive smartphone with a good set of cameras. The 50MP main module takes decent shots with high detail and excellent HDR effect. It even has optical stabilization for better night shots. The ultra wide-angle camera is great for capturing large objects that can’t fit in a normal lens. Galaxy A23 is available in several versions with different amounts of RAM and storage. We are considering a model with 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of internal memory, as it fits best in the budget up to 15,000 R. But this is not the best option: in this configuration, the phone cannot quickly switch between several applications. Galaxy A23 with 4 GB of RAM is only suitable for those who use the smartphone not very actively, it is better to take the version with 6 GB. The 5000 mAh battery lasts for a day and a half. The device supports fast charging at 25 W, but there is no such power supply in the kit – you will have to buy it separately. There is NFC for contactless payments via Samsung Pay and Mir Pay. Large screen – 6.6 inches, Full HD+ resolution. The PLS-type matrix is ​​bright, with rich colors, but there is no perfect black here. Thanks to the display frequency of 90 Hz, the image is also very smooth. Samsung has developed one of the most convenient Android skins – One UI. It has a well-thought-out and clear menu with settings, many useful features, and high-quality animations. But the case is the main drawback of the Samsung Galaxy A23. It is made of glossy plastic and is instantly covered with streaks and scratches. It’s better to buy a case right away – unlike most Chinese brands, Samsung does not put it in a box. How much: in M-video – 15 499 R; on Yandex Market – from 14,389 R. Entry-level – Realme C35 Realme C35 is one of the most beautiful budget smartphones in 2022. It can be seen that when creating the model, the developers were inspired by recent iPhones. Flat edges, slim body and neat camera setup make Realme look noticeably more expensive than it really is. The green version looks especially cool – this color is rare. Separate microSD tray, NFC, headphone jack and fingerprint reader in the power button. The 6.6-inch screen is large and clear enough. It uses an inexpensive IPS-matrix with a V-shaped cutout for the camera and a frequency of 60 Hz. There is a function in the settings that automatically reduces the screen resolution to save energy, but because of it, the image becomes unpleasantly hazy. Realme C35 loses in power to most devices in the selection. But the Unisoc T616 processor and 4 GB of RAM are enough for the interface to work without noticeable slowdowns, and applications to run reasonably quickly. Review of Realme 10 – “people’s” smartphone for 15,000 R The resolution of the main camera of Realme C35 is 50 MP. But she shoots averagely at best. In modern smartphones, the quality of images depends much more on processor power and the quality of processing algorithms, and not on optics and the number of megapixels. A budget device with an entry-level chip cannot compete with more expensive models even with the same camera modules. Daytime shots are moderately detailed, with natural tones, but noise and blurring appear at night. The shell from Realme is clear and convenient, without built-in ads. It does not load the processor with complex animations, it is well optimized. This is almost a pure Android OS: only the icons have been changed and a few features have been added, such as the black and white screen mode. The phone works without difficulty for a day and a half with active use. There is fast charging, but in fact it is quite slow – at 18 watts. Realme C35 is charged from the supplied power supply in two hours. How much: in “M-video” – 12 999 R; on Yandex Market – from 9990 R. Best up to 10,000 R – Xiaomi Redmi 10C If the budget is limited to 10,000 R, you will have to reduce expectations in almost all respects. Screen and performance suffer the most in this segment. In my opinion, the most acceptable option within R 10,000 would be Xiaomi Redmi 10C. It has a simple 6. 71″ HD screen. From a close distance, individual pixels can be seen. The back panel and frame are made of plastic, which does not even try to disguise itself as glass or metal. But there are no fingerprints left on the body, the ribbed cover is difficult to scratch. Three versions of Redmi 10C with different amounts of memory can be found on sale. With a limited budget, the average configuration will be optimal – with 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of permanent memory. The performance of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 processor is enough for simple games, normal applications start with a slight delay. Desktops with widgets can slow down, and heavy applications like Vkontakte or navigator can sometimes freeze. Xiaomi Redmi 10C is suitable for calls, chatting in instant messengers, watching YouTube and using banking applications. The smartphone can also be used as a spare: it has a long battery life and is inexpensive. How much: in M-video – 9999 R; on Yandex Market – from 9110 R. We post circles, beautiful cards and news about technology and pop culture in our telegram channel. Subscribe, it’s great there: @t_technocult. 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Dell Laptop Docking Stations – Huge selection at the best prices 7,830 results Laptop Docking Stations for Dell If you have ever transitioned from a desktop to a portable computer, you have noticed increased portability but have dealt with a decreased number of USB connections and power. Laptop docking stations were designed to remedy this issue by bringing back the versatility and connectivity of a desktop computer with an increased amount of e-ports and USB connectors. Whether it be a need for additional monitors for a better display, extra accessories, a port replicator, or e-port functionality, this can all be done just by docking a laptop on a docking station. What is a docking station? A laptop docking station is an accessory that can be used at home or in an office. Basically, the laptop docking station is a dock that extends the functionality and versatility of your portable computer. What is the connectivity like for the laptop docking station? 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DOK-station Dell D6000 Port of the USB Type-C/ 452-BCYH For a USB Type-C Dell Latitude, XPS 12 5285, 12 5289 2 In 1, 13 3380, 3189, 3379, 3480, 3480, 3480, 3480, 3480, 3480, 3480, 3480, 3480, 3480, 3480, 3480, 3480, 3480, 3480, 3480, 3480, 3480, 3480, 34IG 3580, 5280, 5480, 5580, 7280, 7480, 14 5468, 1/452-BCYH Product code: 223800 Vendor code: 452-BCYH Model: D6000 Manufacturer: Dell Availability: Archived Options: – USB Type-C connection – Power adapter included – Dell Latitude, Vostro, XPS 12 5285, 12 52892 In 1, 13 3380, 3189, 3379, 3480, 3580, 5280, 5480, 5580, 7280, 7480, 14 5468, 1 Last price 36 247 rubles. On the ear or over the ear headphones: Which Sounds Better? – Rolling Stone Опубликовано: August 31, 2023 в 12:47 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Which Sounds Better? – Rolling Stone If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. If you’re in the market for a new pair of headphones and have already ruled out earbuds, you’re left with a choice between on-ear and over-ear styles. The small distinction in wording could make a big difference in how you listen to your music. What is the Difference Between On-Ear and Over-Ear Headphones? While both of these models feature a traditional headband and dual earcups for listening, the main difference between on-ear and over-ear headphones lies in how they sit against your ears. The answer is quite literal: on-ear headphones have smaller earpads that sit on top of your ears; over-ear headphones have larger earpads that fit around your entire ear. Despite their similar look, there are some key differences between on-ear and over-ear headphones you should consider before picking the best pair for you. We’ve broken them down below, and included solid starter picks for each style as well. On-Ear vs. Over-Ear Headphones: Which One Sounds Better? The most important factor to consider when getting a pair of Bluetooth headphones is how they will sound. The good news is that both on-ear and over-ear headphones can be sonically satisfying. They share many of the same components: modern Bluetooth chips that are energy-efficient and support audio codecs (software) like aptX and THX, and drivers (the part of a speaker or headphone that creates sound) with custom tunings. Older Bluetooth headphones had flaky connections and added a ton of compression, but that hasn’t been the case in many years. The one audio advantage over-ear headphones have compared to on-ear models, is that they create a more immersive listening environment by completely surrounding your ears. In my experience, this has allowed them to pull ahead in terms of sound quality, but not by very much. Every pair of headphones sounds different, but you won’t be sacrificing a lot by going one way or the other. On-Ear vs. Over-Ear Headphones: Which One is More Comfortable? One of the biggest differences between on-ear and over-ear headphones is their size, especially their weight. Good on-ear headphones are designed primarily for portable use, but can still fit a decent-sized battery, microphones, and drivers inside. On the other hand, over-ear headphones can be used in a portable setting, but are generally larger and heavier to accommodate more hardware. Editor’s picks There’s a common misconception that on-ear headphones can hurt after prolonged wear, but I’ve never found that to be the case. In fact, on-ear headphones are generally lighter in weight, and the earpads are tight without being constricting. I regularly test both on-ear and over-ear headphones, and I can definitely tell the weight difference between the two. If you listen to music for long periods of time while you’re on the go, or look down at your phone for your entire commute, wearing over-ear headphones could put some additional strain on your neck. The other physical difference between both styles of headphones is that on-ear models are guaranteed to fit, but over-ear models may not, depending on the size of your ears. How Does Noise Cancellation Work? Ultimately, the biggest feature difference between on-ear and over-ear headphones is that the latter style supports ANC (Active Noise Cancellation). Both over-ear and on-ear headphones use earpads that dampen noise from the outside world, which is known as passive noise cancellation. It’s the equivalent of closing a door to avoid hearing loud noises from another room: there’s a physical barrier between you and the unwanted sound, but nothing that makes it go away. Active noise cancellation uses a headphone’s microphones to “listen” to the outside world and send frequencies that counteract those made from unwanted sounds into your ears. This isn’t an absolute rule because there are a few on-ear headphones that support ANC, but they give up some of the lightweight portability that gives them an edge over over-ear headphones. On-Ear vs. Over-Ear Headphones: Which One Has Better Battery Life? It’s easy to assume that over-ear headphones would get better battery life than their on-ear counterparts because they’re larger. Yes, over-ear headphones have larger batteries, but features like ANC require a lot of power. In the end, on-ear headphones generally last longer, unless you use over-ear headphones with active noise cancellation turned off, at which point they’re neck and neck. You should expect to get around 20 hours of playtime from over-ear headphones, and 25 to 30 hours of playtime from on-ear headphones. Your listening volume will also impact battery life, which is something to keep in mind. Using ANC may help you to listen to music at a lower volume, which is definitely something to think about if you find your ears hurting after long listening sessions. Related On-Ear vs. Over-Ear Headphones: Which One is Better? There’s no wrong choice, but if you value battery life and portability, on-ear headphones are probably the better choice. If you want slightly better audio quality, active noise cancellation, and don’t mind heavier headphones, you should get an over-ear pair. Bluetooth is an open standard, so any headphone you pick will work with all of your devices (even if you upgrade to a new phone, tablet, or computer), and last a long time. Here are the on-ear and over-ear headphones we recommend. BEST ON-EAR HEADPHONES: Marshall Major III Marshall is best-known for making amps used by bands like AC/DC, but its line of consumer-friendly Bluetooth headphones sound really good. The Major IIIs, featured in the picture above, check all of the right boxes. The Major IIIs weigh .39 pounds, and have a simple, jet-black design featuring the trademark Marshall logo. Each earcup is attached to a hinge that can be adjusted, so the band fits comfortably around your head. The Major IIIs are collapsable when they’re not in use, so they’ll take up even less space in your bag. Marshall equipped this pair of headphones with 40mm drivers with a custom tuning that the company says optimizes high, midrange, and low frequencies. The Major IIIs also support aptX, a codec that compresses lossless (CD-quality) music less and reduces latency (lag). Keep in mind your device needs to support aptX to take advantage of this feature. I’ve tried multiple pairs of Marshall’s headphones over the past few years, and always found its tuning made music sound detailed instead of artificial. Unfortunately, there’s no way to change their EQ (unless you adjust the settings in your music app, if possible), so your ears have to be the judge. Marshall says the Major IIIs can get over 30 hours of playtime per charge (again, your volume level will impact this), and its battery can be fully recharged in three hours over Micro-USB. If you don’t care about active noise cancellation, and want a well-built pair of on-ear headphones from a company with a 50-year track record of making audio gear, this is the pair to get. Buy Marshall Major III Bluetooth Wireless… $149.99 BEST OVER-EAR HEADPHONES: Razer Opus I’ve been testing out Razer’s Opus headphones for a little while, and they strike the balance of size, battery life, audio quality, and extras better than a lot of over-ear models I’ve tried. Razer is known for its professional gaming accessories, so it’s no surprise it brought that mindset into making these headphones. They have a sleek look, and the company’s use of hard plastic over metal kept its weight down to .58 pounds. Its headband is adjustable and well-padded, and its earcups are surprisingly plush. The memory foam kept my ears from sweating too much, and felt comfortable during extended listening sessions. Razer says its Opus headphones are supposed to get up to 25 hours of playback per charge, and that’s been consistent in my experience. I found myself having to charge them once every five days of active use, and appreciate that Razer used the modern USB-C port for recharging, since I can use the same cable to charge multiple devices. Overall I’ve been pleased with how this pair of headphones sounds. It’s passed the THX certification, which means Razer’s Opus has been marked by an outside authority as having “reference grade” sound. In my experience, the headphones do a good job reproducing music the way it sounds when using my reference pair. I could hear every individual element in a loose song like Peace Frog by The Doors, and have been especially impressed with the tight-but-not-overblown bass. I like how these headphones sound out of the box, but Razer offers five additional EQ settings that you can access through its Opus app (iOS and Android). There’s no option to set a custom EQ, but I hope that feature comes in a future software update. Like many over-ear headphones, the Razer Opus supports active noise cancellation, and does a very good job. You can’t fine-tune the level of noise cancellation, and I found it to be a little conservative when blocking out some sounds, like an air purifier when I wasn’t playing music. These outside noises were completely eliminated when I was listening at moderate volumes. If you’d like a pair of over-ear headphones that fit comfortably, sound great, and do a nice job cancelling out noise, Razer’s Opus is a great pair to check out. Buy Razer Opus Over-Ear Vs. On-Ear Headphones | Which Are Better? Our posts contain affiliate links. Sometimes, not always, we may make $$ when you make a purchase through these links. No Ads. Ever. Learn More Table of Contents_ Differences Between On-Ear Headphones and Over-Ear Headphones Additional Features Comfort Portability Sound Quality If you are new to the world of wearable audio, you may look to compare over-ear vs on-ear headphones. Many of the best headphones, after all, come in one of these two designs. So what are the major differences between these two headphone styles and which is better for your needs? Keep reading to find out. KEY TAKEAWAYS: Over-ear headphones tend to include slightly more additional features than on-ear models, with larger drivers and better sound quality. Over-ear models also tend to be more comfortable than on-ear designs for long periods of time, as the former wraps around the ear lobe and the latter rests on the lobe. On-ear models, however, are much smaller and more portable than over-ear designs, suiting workers with extended periods of commuting. The primary difference is fairly obvious and suggested in the names of each headphone. On-ear headphones rest on the ear, while over-ear headphones cup over the entire ear lobe. This, however, leads to a host of other differences, such as when comparing on-ear headphones vs earbuds. Insider Tip If you can, try any pair of headphones before you buy, to ensure adequate sound quality and comfort for extended periods of use. Additional Features You’ll find that both types of headphones are stuffed with additional features, if you are looking to compare Bluetooth vs RF headphones, you’ll have your pick from both types. Both on-ear and over-ear headphones come as wireless headphones and wired headphones, with some including smart features, built-in equalizers, and all kinds of other bells and whistles. However, over-ear models tend to be for professional studio use and, as such, include advanced audio drivers and related technologies. Compare a couple we have here: Aftershockz Openmove vs Trekz Air. Comfort The comfort of any headphone is, more or less, up to personal preference, but most wearers suggest that over-ear headphones are more comfortable than on-ear headphones. Why is that? Great on-ear headphones actually rest right on the ear lobe, leading to friction and pressure over time. Excellent over-ear headphones, on the other hand, wrap around the ear lobe, which lessens some of this friction. However, even the most comfortable pair of over-ear headphones will cause pain with prolonged use. Portability On-ear headphones tend to be smaller and more portable than over-ear headphones, thanks to the design. As a matter of fact, many modern on-ear models actually fold, making it easy it easy to stuff them in a small backpack or purse when not in use. Of course, neither on-ear nor over-ear headphones will fit in a pocket, as this is the exclusive purview of earbuds and some in-ear designs. Sound Quality Over-ear headphones tend to be for more advanced listeners, including studio engineers, so you’ll find better audio quality on average when compared to on-ear models. This is not to say on-ear headphones sound bad, as many modern units sound nearly identical to their over-ear counterparts. Technology is always advancing. F.A.Q.S On-ear vs. over-ear headphones: Which one sounds better? It truly depends on the design of each headphone. Instead, look for comfortable headphones and listen for adequate sound reproduction later. How does noise cancellation work? Active noise cancellation actually creates a companion noise to the ambient noise to, effectively, cancel it out. Any noise-canceling pair of headphones tend to include this technology, even wireless earbuds. Which has more battery life? Battery life depends on the actual make and model of the headphone, not the type of headphone. Each in-ear model and over-ear model will have its own battery life if they are wireless. STAT: The construction of planar magnetic drivers with in-ear headphones ensures a better bass response and resistance to any kind of distortion, leading to better overall sound quality. (source) REFERENCES: https://treblab.com/blogs/news/in-ear-vs-on-ear-vs-over-ear-headphones https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201118 https://www. miracle-ear.com/blog-news/headphones-and-hearing-healthr https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Headphones https://www.aes.org/e-lib/browse.cfm?elib=10274 Take care of your ears: doctors told how to wear headphones correctly Registration completed successfully! Please follow the link from the letter sent to https://crimea.ria.ru/20210304/Beregite-ushi-vrachi-rasskazali-kak-pravilno-nosit-naushniki-1119322697.html Take care of your ears: doctors told how to wear headphones correctly Take care of your ears: doctors told you how to wear headphones correctly0004 To avoid hearing damage when using headphones, you need to choose the right model and follow a few basic operating rules… RIA Novosti Krym, 03/04/2021 2021-03-03T18:06 /html/head/meta[@name=’og:title’]/@content /html/head/meta[@name=’og:description’]/@content https://cdnn1.img.crimea.ria.ru/img/07e5/03/03/1119322665_0:50:960:590_1920x0_80_0_0_03220080d75e4166037b46dd0b09e0d1. jpg RIA Novosti Crimea 1 5 4.7 96 [email protected] 7 495 6 45-6601 Federal State Unitary Enterprise MIA “Russia Today” https:// xn--c1acbl2abdlkab1og.xn--p1ai/awards/ 2021 RIA Novosti Crimea 1 5 4.7 96 90 004 [email protected] 7 495 645-6601 Federal State Unitary Enterprise MIA “Russia Today” https://xn--c1acbl2abdlkab1og.xn--p1ai/awards/ News ru-RU https://crimea.ria.ru/docs/about/copyright.html https://xn--c1acbl2abdlkab1og.xn--p1ai/ RIA Novosti Crimea 9 0002 1 5 4.7 96 [email protected] 7 495 645-6601 Rossiya Segodnya https://xn--c1acbl2abdlkab1og.xn--p1ai/ awards/ 1920 1080 true 1920 1440 true 47b891a47b746c98974ab.jpg 1920 1920 true RIA Novosti Crimea 1 5 4. 7 96 [email protected] 7 495 645-6601 9000 2 Federal State Unitary Enterprise MIA “Russia Today” https://xn--c1acbl2abdlkab1og. xn--p1ai/awards/ RIA Novosti Crimea 9FGUP M IA “Russia Today” https://xn--c1acbl2abdlkab1og.xn-- p1ai/awards/ society, news SIMFEROPOL, March 4 – RIA Novosti Crimea. To avoid hearing damage when using headphones, you need to choose the right model and follow a few basic rules for using the gadget. Otolaryngologists told how to wear headphones correctly, RIA Novosti writes. As Andrey Kryukov, chief freelance otolaryngologist of the Moscow Health Department, explained, regardless of whether you prefer over-ear or vacuum headphones, it is very important to choose the right size. Otherwise, you risk damaging the delicate skin of the external auditory canal and causing local inflammation. In addition, it is important to disinfect the headphones as often as possible, and it is best to listen to music in silence and in no case try to drown out the surrounding sounds with it. “No headphones can provide 100% noise reduction. Some of the sounds are still audible. Therefore, this individual listening device should be used in comfortable conditions, not in the subway, in any case,” explains Kryukov. 3 March 2021, 09:07 In 30 years, a quarter of the world’s population will partially lose their hearing – WHO He emphasizes that the comfortable noise limit should not exceed 85 decibels – so music can be listened to for up to seven hours with short pauses. Sounds at 103 decibels are only safe for seven minutes. At the same time, the maximum volume of the headphones can reach 120 decibels. Elena Zagorskaya, a leading researcher at the Department of Audiology and Pathology of the Inner Ear of the Scientific Research Clinical Institute of Otorhinolaryngology named after L.I. Such models can also cause other troubles: “When you insert an earphone into your ear, sulfur, which has protective functions, softening, disinfecting, nourishing the skin of the ear canal, moves deeper. In this case, it does not have time to dry out and remove itself from the ear, but accumulates and forms a sulfur plug. With prolonged exposure to the eardrum, otitis media may occur. ” Another warning from doctors is the need for increased concentration while listening to music with headphones. Otherwise, you can get hit by a car or other dangerous story. At the same time, experts note an increase in the number of requests from young people with complaints of hearing loss, although there is no documented connection between the use of headphones and this fact. In any case, if the world around you suddenly becomes quieter or you feel discomfort, you should immediately contact the specialists, since it is much easier to prevent the development of the disease than to restore hearing loss. The doctor told which headphones to use so as not to go deaf Society 04/03/2015 12:05 Share Passion for headphones – the road to deafness Irina Krasnopolskaya The latest data from the World Health Organization is not encouraging: 12 percent of the world’s population already suffers from various forms of hearing loss. And there is no improvement in the situation. On the contrary, there is more and more work for otolaryngologists. What to do to pause the process? Doctor of Medical Sciences Professor Mikhail Leizerman answers the questions. Mikhail Grigorievich, once read from Ilya Ehrenburg: “Silence, you are the best of everything I heard.” Paradox? Not without it. But sometimes you really really want silence. Plug your ears? The comfort of deafness does not last long – without the world of sounds, life is flawed. But more and more people fall into the category of inferiority? Mikhail Leizerman: Recently, many opportunities have appeared to prevent the development of hearing loss, deafness. Lots of new ways to get rid of them. And at the same time, as you rightly noted, there are more and more victims of deafness. Every fifth person on the planet faces various hearing impairments. And this can happen at any age. The main culprit of this paradoxical situation is the achievements of civilization. And not only among those who love loud music. Young people do not part with headphones from morning to evening. And even going to bed, he forgets to take them off. So she joins the music, so she listens to the news, “reads” books, learns a foreign language. As if everything is good. But by doing so, they cause injury, sometimes irreversible, to their ear. Why? Mikhail Leizerman: The fact is that the sound coming from the headphones, at a close distance from the eardrum, is not physiological for the organ of hearing. The middle ear is arranged in such a way that it amplifies quiet sounds, and, on the contrary, reduces loud ones, thanks to the muscle system of the tympanic cavity. And the owner of the headphones wants to hear loud music and amplifies the sound. And this, without consequences for hearing, the ear can withstand no more than an hour. The volume is no more than 90 dB. What happens outside of these numbers is clearly to the detriment of our auditory analyzer. The ear is left defenseless because the muscles, tired of the sound, cease to perform their protective functions, and loud sounds damage the hair apparatus of the inner ear. And this directly leads to hearing loss. According to WHO, over the past 10 years, the number of children with hearing loss has quadrupled. With adults, the situation is somewhat better. First of all, because they have already formed an organ of hearing, it is less vulnerable. In addition, adults still spend less time in headphones. 12 percent of the world’s inhabitants suffer from various forms of hearing loss I can imagine how manufacturers and sellers of headphones will take up arms. After all, every now and then there is a massive advertisement of miracle headphones, which are both outwardly beautiful and comfortable, and the sound does not distort, and so on. Mikhail Leizerman: I am not against advertising. But first and foremost, I am a doctor. And I will speak from the point of view of a doctor. So, there are several types of headphones. You ask me which ones to choose, which ones are less dangerous? Less dangerous are large headphones that cover the auricle and thereby isolate the ear from external noise. And because they do not require the highest volume. The most dangerous are small headphones that are inserted directly into the ear canal. They do not isolate a person from external noise. Therefore, in order to better hear the desired sounds, the wearer of such headphones increases the volume. I must also say: a person with headphones on the street not only loses his hearing acuity, but more and more often becomes a victim of traffic accidents. Pedestrians wearing headphones are three times more likely to be hit by a car. I myself am constantly driving. And when I see a person on the road wearing headphones, and even with a hood on his head, which limits peripheral vision, I immediately start to slow down – I understand that he does not see or hear me. I know that among your patients there are many rock musicians. And you visit their concerts… Mikhail Leizerman: I remember sitting in the front row. After that, for three days I was tormented by noise and congestion in my ear. In short, such a concert has the same effect as when firing from artillery pieces. It is known that most gunners suffer from hearing loss. A recent example: the famous English musician and drummer of the Genesis band Phil Collins announced the termination of the concert activity due to a sharp decrease in hearing. That is, he became a victim of his own talent. Dead end? Children will join the ranks of the deaf? Mikhail Leizerman: I think that parents should not be led by children and not buy them modern, fashionable, beautiful headphones. Am I naive? Children from headphones, as well as from computers, cannot be torn off? Alas, maybe so. And yet: it is necessary not only to try. And it is necessary to ensure that the time in the headphones was strictly limited. There is no other way, unfortunately. Big screen tv 100 inch: 100 inch tv for sale, 100 inch tv for sale Suppliers and Manufacturers at Alibaba.com Опубликовано: August 31, 2023 в 12:47 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous 100-inch 4K TVs are coming, but we’re not ready for them When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: LG) For as long as I’ve been covering TVs, TV makers have been pushing the narrative that people enjoy bigger screens – a pretty safe assumption, honestly – and that’s why they’ve continually introduced larger and larger screen sizes to meet demand.  A few years ago that meant a big push for 75-inch TVs. Then 85 inches. This year we’re looking at 97-inch screens from LG, TCL, Samsung, and more.  But are we ready for screens that big? Do we even have the space and budget for them, or are these TVs simply for the ultra-wealthy?  Here’s the hidden issues with buying a screen the size of your wall.  2022 is the year of mass-production 100-inch TVs  The continuous roll out of larger and larger screens has, until now, really been a blessing for cinephiles. We’ve been able to get 65- and 75-inch TVs for under two grand for the past few years, and now we’re seeing 85-inch TVs come close to reaching that price point, as well. That’s driven down the cost of 55-inch TVs and 40-inch TVs, all the way down the line. It’s a very reasonable expectation that the same will happen when these monstrous new 100-inch TVs hit the market: they’ll drive down the cost of the other TVs in the lineup, which is, unequivocally, a good thing.  At CES 2022, we got our first look at some of these new hyper beasts. TCL took the wraps off a 98-inch QLED TV, while LG unveiled a 97-inch G2 OLED. Samsung says its MicroLED TV will now be available in three new “consumer-friendly” sizes of 110, 101, and 89 inches. I’m obviously excited about these TVs for a number of reasons (they serve as incubators that will help develop several new technologies like MicroLED) but I don’t think most of the world is ready for them – myself included. (Image credit: TCL) The real cost of owning a wall-sized television  So what’s the problem with bigger-screen TVs? Well, if you can have them delivered and set up in the screening room of your Hollywood mansion, then not much.  For most of us, though, that’s probably not the case. In the US, there are some 43 million households that pay rent instead of owning their own place. In the UK, nine of the country’s 67 million residents live within the confines of London. Essentially, there’s not much room in either of these places for a 97-inch screen that has to come down whenever the lease is up. There’s also the assumption that many of us can even afford these TVs in the first place, which might not be the case considering the five-digit sums that these TVs fetch.  We don’t have exact pricing details for the LG 97-inch G2 OLED, but chances are it’s not going to be anywhere close to affordable. The 77-inch G1 OLED from last year is currently selling for $3,999 / £4,799 (around AU$6,000), which means the 97-inch will probably be double or triple the cost considering how much harder it is to produce OLEDs in the new larger screen size. Heck, even the more consumer-friendly TCL XXL Series isn’t all that easy on the budget. So far we’ve seen that the 98-inch R754 QLED TV costs $7,999 (around £5,900, AU$11,200), and that’s before you factor in a warranty and setup. No matter how you slice it, these TVs are going to be expensive, at least for the foreseeable future. (Image credit: Samsung) Ultra short-throw projectors might be a better solution, honestly  OK, so 100-inch TVs probably aren’t the ideal solution for most folks due to the price and size restrictions, but you know what might work? Ultra short-throw projectors or laser TVs. Ultra short-throw projectors deliver the picture performance of traditional projectors and they can sit right up against the wall instead of requiring an awkward ceiling mount system.  Models like Samsung’s The Premiere deliver all the specs and modern conveniences of a 4K smart TV. For $3,500 / £3,999 (around AU$4,900), you’re getting a maximum screen size of 120 inches and a 2. 2-channel speaker system. You will miss out on the color vibrancy of an equivalent QLED TV, but there’s no way you’ll be able to get anywhere close to this screen size for that price. Admittedly, there are some conceptual designs that should solve the space issue I’ve pointed out – like LG’s new rollable OLED TV – but those aren’t quite ready for the mainstream yet. Ultimately, there’s always a trade-off to make when buying a new technology. You can either have something cutting-edge and expensive, or something older and cheaper. You shell out for a large-screen TV or save money by buying something more reasonably priced. You can’t, however, suddenly change where you live just to accommodate a 100-inch TV, nor is it easy to suddenly change your budget from two grand to almost $10,000.  If you have the housing stability, space and the budget for these new super-sized screens, that’s wonderful. But, for the rest of us, 100-inch TVs aren’t the future we’re ready for quite yet. Interested in the highest resolution instead? Check out our guide to the best 8K TVs Sign up to receive daily breaking news, reviews, opinion, analysis, deals and more from the world of tech. Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Nick Pino is Managing Editor, TV and AV for TechRadar’s sister site, Tom’s Guide. Previously, he was the Senior Editor of Home Entertainment at TechRadar, covering TVs, headphones, speakers, video games, VR and streaming devices. He’s also written for GamesRadar+, Official Xbox Magazine, PC Gamer and other outlets over the last decade, and he has a degree in computer science he’s not using if anyone wants it. 100-inch TVs Are Here – Cineluxe Coming close on the heels of Samsung’s 98-inch display, Sony ups the big-screen ante by two inches more by John Sciacca December 6, 2021 One of the biggest announcements to come from Sony Electronics this year was the introduction of a new class of TV: the Bravia XR100X92. For those in the know deciphering Sony’s model numbering, you’ll pick up that the 100 refers to the screen size, with this the company’s first residential foray into a 100-inch direct-view LED TV. Along with this Sony, Samsung also launched its own near-100-inch display, the 98-inch QN98QN90 (shown at right). Both sets boast all the latest technology must-haves, including 4K HDR with Dolby Vision, HDMI 2.1 with support for 4K at 120 frames per second for next-generation gaming, premium video processing for the best image quality, and HDMI eARC for Dolby Atmos support, and offer the ability to have a cinema-sized display in any lighting environment. We’ve seen size-creep happening over the past few years—with 65-inch TVs quickly being replaced by 75- and 85-inch models in larger, shared-viewing spaces—and these larger screens are the natural evolution. We’ve certainly enjoyed large displays in the past, particularly with the size wars around 2008 when Panasonic did the ultimate one-up on everyone by displaying a 150-inch plasma screen at CES. I remember seeing it in person and feeling the wave of heat that poured off the screen as you stood near it—its power demands would make you customer-of-the-month with your electric company.  But, beyond the quantum leaps in technology improvements 13 years have brought, these sets are now very real, run off a standard power circuit, and are offered at pricing that makes them attractive for a variety of applications. Considering Samsung debuted a different 98-inch model just two years ago at $100,000, these displays represent a massive shift, with the Sony retailing for $20,000 and the Samsung for $15,000. At that pricing, it will open quite a few options for going with larger screen sizes in more areas, such as a primary display in a open-floorplan media room or second home. One of the big advantages direct-view LED displays have over front projectors—the traditional technology used for larger sizes—is their ability to work in open spaces and in rooms that get a lot of natural light. To deliver its best image quality, a projector requires a near-black viewing environment or use with special ambient-light-rejecting screens. In the past, people living in townhomes or beachfront would have to either commit to a lot of window treatments in order to get a room dark enough for a projection system to be viable or wait until sundown to watch. But these sets have plenty of light output, and can deliver reference-quality black levels in any lighting condition, allowing them to be used in locations without any shading. They are also great for play/game rooms where you want to watch/game with the lights up and still enjoy a no-compromise, immersive image.  For absolute image quality, direct-view displays like these also have a real advantage on brightness, contrast, and HDR presentation. With the flagship video processing and multi-zone local dimming available on both the Samsung and Sony, black levels can plumb deeper, and bright whites have more pop, delivering far more contrast than a projector is capable of. Further, they have the advantage of Dolby Vision compatibility, a dynamic HDR version that is becoming the choice for streaming services like Disney+ and Netflix but is still not supported by any home projector manufacturer due to light-output limitations. Also, there is no concern over having to pair it with the correct screen material, ensuring you get the best picture quality straight out of the box.  Another great benefit is they don’t require any other components to work. Whereas a projector is just a display, requiring a screen, audio system, and source components to function, these sets require just power and Wi-Fi to be fully up and running. While any serious viewing will certainly benefit from adding a separate audio system—and with the myriad of options available, concealing or integrating a full surround speaker system is within the reach of any designer or integrator—the larger screen and cabinet size enables using larger, more full-range speakers to provide audio that is a step up from smaller sets. And with a host of built-in apps, you can stream true 4K HDR content from the likes of Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime, and Vudu. Both sets also offer voice-control support from Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, giving a simple, hands-free control option. For owners looking to have a statement-piece video display in a second home or larger bedroom but don’t want the complexity of adding other components with it, these displays make an attractive option. Of course, concealing a 100-inch screen when not in use can be a challenge, and having a massive “black hole” in your space can impose design concerns. With a motorized projection screen, you can just roll it into a concealed case up in the ceiling and have it completely out of site when off, which is certainly more of an issue with a panel measuring 89 inches wide by 51 inches tall and weighing just under 200 pounds. While both Sony and Samsung offer ambient modes to display curated photos or artwork when not in use, these sets can also expand the use of digital-canvas applications, where artwork can be commissioned for display when the set is off, turning the large screen from an eyesore into a centerpiece. While both sets can be safely mounted on standard 2×4 wall construction, higher-end automation manufacturers like Future Automation and Nexus 21 offer a variety of creative—and custom—pop-up and drop-down lifts that can conceal the set away until it’s showtime, an option your designer or integrator could discuss to find the best way to incorporate. At these sizes and prices, these sets will certainly start the conversation about what is possible in different areas of the home, as well as how the design should look and what kind of sound system option will make the best pairing. But they definitely beg the question: Will they replace front projection systems in dedicated movie spaces? And that is something I’ll answer in an upcoming post.  Probably the most experienced writer on custom installation in the industry, John Sciacca is co-owner of Custom Theater & Audio in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, & is known for his writing for such publications as Residential Systems and Sound & Vision.  Follow him on Twitter at @SciaccaTweets and at johnsciacca.com. TOP-5. The best TVs from 80 to 100 inches. The final ranking of 2022! Author Evgeny Vasiliev Reading 7 min Views 154 Published 12/16/2022 Updated 12/20/2022 Greetings! If you are currently looking for a good large TV, then this review will come in handy. In it, I’ll walk you through the top 5 large TVs over 80 inches that are great options to buy. Contents LG OLED83C2RLA Samsung UE85AU7100U Samsung QE85QN90AAU Sony XR-85X95J 90 016 LG 86UQLD LG OLED83C2RLA Diagonal: 83” Resolution: 3840 x 2160 Matrix: OLED 10 bits Frequency: 120 Hz HDR10 Pro Speakers: 40W Dolby Atmos OC: webOS HDMI x 4, USB x 3 Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5. 0 Opens our TOP – LG OLED83C2RLA. This TV is equipped with an 83-inch OLED display, which provides very accurate color reproduction, resulting in a very realistic image on the screen. It is also worth noting that such a matrix is ​​able to display even the deepest shades of black, thereby providing a clear contrast in any light. Of the other advantages of this TV, it is worth mentioning that it can optimize and scale low-resolution content, bringing its quality closer to the 4K level. And yet, it has support for HDR and DolbyVision IQ and DolbyAtmos technologies. So this TV will be a great option for home theater. And taking into account the fact that it has practically no frames and it has a rather thin body, such a TV will fit perfectly into the interiors of many rooms. It is also worth mentioning the ability to play video games in 4K resolution and at a frequency of 120 Hz on such a TV. In addition, it boasts a fast response time of just 1ms and support for such NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSyncPremium technologies, which make the gaming experience more comfortable. So gamers will definitely like this TV. It is also worth mentioning that it has Smart TV with a huge selection of entertainment services, the ability to broadcast content from smartphones to the screen, and the TV supports intelligent voice recognition. Therefore, you can control it with voice commands. Samsung UE85AU7100U Diagonal: 85” Resolution: 3840 x 2160 Matrix: VA Backlight: Edge 10 bits (8bits + FRC) Frequency: 60 Hz HDR10+ Speakers: 20W DolbyDigital Plus OC: Tizen 6.0 HDMI x 3, USB x 1 Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 4.2 The next hero of our TOP is Samsung UE85AU7100U. This TV has a thin body and narrow bezels, so it will look great in many interiors. And its 85-inch screen will allow you to enjoy viewing a bright and realistic image in 4K resolution. Among the features of this TV, I would like to note the PurColor technology, which provides a display of more than 1 billion colors. It is also worth noting that it uses a technology that increases the brightness range of the screen, allowing viewers to appreciate the full richness of the color palette and great detail in even the darkest and brightest scenes. And yet, this TV supports intelligent upscaling to 4K. Therefore, it will allow its owners to watch their favorite content at a lower resolution in ultra-clear 4K resolution. It is also worth noting that this model uses Q-Symphony technology, which allows the TV and soundbar speakers to work in sync, providing a better surround sound effect. And Smart TV will help you find an interesting movie or series in which you can appreciate the good picture and sound quality of this TV, which provides access to many popular online movie theaters and streaming services. And yet, this TV has the ability to broadcast content from mobile devices on its screen and many other useful features. Samsung QE85QN90AAU Diagonal: 85” Resolution: 3840 x 2160 Matrix: VA Illumination: Mini LED 10 bits Frequency: 120 Hz HDR10+ Speakers: 40W DolbyDigital Plus OC: Tizen 6. 0 HDMI x 4, USB x 2 Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.2 Next in our TOP is another representative of Samsung – a TV called Samsung QE85QN90AAU. It features an 85-inch Mini LED backlit display that allows viewers to enjoy superb image detail in both the darkest and brightest scenes. Plus, the TV screen provides excellent color reproduction, as it is capable of reproducing more than 1 billion shades. In addition, it scales and optimizes low-resolution content, bringing it closer to the quality of 4K content. So with such a TV, you will always be guaranteed a clear and realistic image. Moreover, even sitting at an angle to it, since the TV screen has an ultra-wide viewing angle. In addition, it uses anti-glare technology, which reduces distortion from the glare of the sun and lamps falling on the screen. Among other features of this TV, it is worth noting high-quality multi-dimensional sound, which also adapts to the size and layout of the room. In addition, the TV has Smart TV, a split screen function, voice search and the ability to broadcast content from smartphones to the screen. In addition, it boasts a 120Hz refresh rate and support for AMD FreeSyncPremiumPro technology, which ensures smooth gaming scenes without lag or distortion. And yet, it has a game panel that allows you to change many game settings at any time. So gamers should definitely like this TV. Sony XR-85X95J Diagonal: 85” Resolution: 3840 x 2160 Matrix: VA Illumination: Direct (FALD) 10 bits (8bits + FRC) Frequency: 120 Hz HDR10 Speakers: 40W Dolby Atmos OC: Android TV 10 HDMI x 4, USB x 3 Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 4.2 Continues our TOP – 4K TV Sony XR-85X95J, which has a screen with a diagonal of 85 inches. Of the features of this TV, it is worth noting that it has a high-performance processor that instantly performs cross-analysis of the picture similar to human visual perception and optimizes hundreds of thousands of elements. Plus, it boasts support for technologies to improve color reproduction and contrast, as well as enhance the clarity of low-resolution content. So with this TV you will always be provided with a clear image with rich natural colors. Also worth noting is its good sound quality and support for a refresh rate of 120 Hz, which ensures smooth display of dynamic scenes in games, as well as when watching movies and sports broadcasts. In addition, this TV has an Android operating system. It gives you access to a variety of entertainment apps, including YouiTube, popular online movie theaters, streaming services, and more. It is also worth noting that the TV has the ability to broadcast videos, games and applications from mobile devices without losing quality. And yet, it supports voice control, which greatly simplifies user interaction with such a TV. LG 86UQLD Diagonal: 86” Resolution: 3840 x 2160 Illumination: Direct Frequency: 120 Hz HDR10 Pro Speakers: 20W OC : webOS HDMI x 4, USB x 2 Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5. 0 Completes our TOP – LG 86UQLD. It has a screen with a diagonal of 86 inches. At the same time, it has a rather thin body and narrow bezels around the screen. So such a TV will fit well and complement the interiors of many rooms. Well, among its advantages it is worth noting good color reproduction and high detail of objects in the frame, even when watching videos whose original resolution is less than 4K. It is also worth noting that the TV can automatically adjust the brightness of the screen to the level of room lighting. Plus, it has HDR support and uses depth-of-field technology to help highlight objects in the foreground, creating a more dynamic picture. Well, the speakers installed in this TV provide a clear and multi-dimensional sound that enhances the effect of immersion in the events on the screen. Among other features of this TV, I would note special modes for cinephiles and gamers, voice control, as well as a large selection of online cinemas and other video services. So with this TV you will always have something to watch. Samsung 88-inch TVs are the South Korean brand’s appliances with the largest screen. Date: 01/26/2021 11101 views Samsung TVs with a diagonal of 88 inches are the equipment of the South Korean brand with the largest screen. Available to VIP customers, the original model in a stylish case will become the center of attention of your guests. You can buy Samsung TVs with a diagonal of 88 inches for large areas. They are perfect for organizing a home theater in a country house or city apartment. Prices for Samsung TVs with a diagonal of 88 inches are quite high. However, for the specified amount, you will receive the latest advanced technologies of a well-known brand, assembled in one case. The original design, impeccable image and sound quality – all this makes Samsung 88-inch TVs in demand even among the most demanding customers. This technique rightfully bears the title of “The best in the world. ” Samsung 88-inch TVs: check out the latest developments from a well-known brand Samsung TVs with a diagonal of 88 inches are high-resolution appliances with a brightness of 1500-2000 nits. It is characterized by HDR-format and the presence of an anti-reflective coating, which provides the maximum level of comfort for each viewer while viewing content. On the website of our online store you can buy models with a screen of 223 cm, created using quantum dot technology, which has significantly improved the viewing angle. Enjoy the unlimited possibilities of the flagship model The Samsung 88-inch QE88Q9FAM TV is the top model of the line with a 223 cm screen, which has no analogues. From the previous series, it retains a good viewing angle and great design, which is now called “Q Style”. The technology screen is now almost frameless and provides for the presence of a matte metal stand. The owners of the novelty and the One Connect Box technology, which is well known thanks to last year’s models, will appreciate it. The novelty provides for the presence of four HDMI interfaces at once, and the connection of the communication unit in it occurs thanks to a five-meter fiber optic cable. If necessary, you can order an additional 15 m cable. Wall mounting deserves special attention. With a screen thickness of 2.54 cm, after installation, it gives the impression of a “picture on the wall”. The main feature of the flagship model was the presence of Edge LED backlighting, as well as the use of local screen dimming technology. During operation, the technique provides coverage of the color space by almost 100%. New Q Smart platform and machine control Samsung’s 88-inch QE88Q9FAM TVs have received a new Q Smart platform, which has a lot in common with last year’s Smart Hub. Among the main innovations, it is worth noting the support for IR Blaster, which allows you to place the communication unit in any convenient place in the room. The remote control received a new name. Page 8 of 607 « Previous 1 … 6 7 8 9 10 … 607 Next » Назад 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 … 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 600 601 602 603 604 605 606 607 Вперед