1. Supa_Fly1's Avatar
    I'm a huge fan of listening to music and streamed content and have tried a few in-ear headsets to listen. However some came up really bad and others excelled in performance.

    The worst ones were urbeats: went thru 4 pairs and basically used for a few month then audio loss would occur in one side.

    I like flat non tangle cables and the best one for me were the AJAY 5's with incredible in ear sound.

    Just curious what type of headsets you are using with your passport? I've also never been a fan of the headsets included in box either as the sound quality is really bad.

    Posted via Passport OS 10.3.0.908/Rogers Wireless
    If you really think it's horrible .... I "could" interest you in a Palm, Windows Phone, Android or better yet iOS Calendar setup/view/style/lack-of-productivity if it would suit your tastes better
    10-27-14 07:05 PM
  2. wundergalz's Avatar
    what's wrong with the given earbuds?
    10-27-14 07:11 PM
  3. mister2d's Avatar
    what's wrong with the given earbuds?
    Nothing is wrong with them at all. But the OP called out audiophiles. So expect a wide range of products outside of the stock offering.

    I also use my Shure SE315 inner ears when I want to just relax, but usually get lazy and just pop on my Audio Technicas.
    10-27-14 07:19 PM
  4. XS-Nitrogen's Avatar
    I'm really happy there are some Blackberry users who know their stuff on audio and didn't just pick up some overpriced Beats or Bose headphones, or sacrifice your wallet and audio quality for bluetooth headphones. So, how does the Passport sound?
    I tend to alternate between V-Moda Crossfade LP2s and noise-canceling Sennheiser PXC-450s, and find the Passport sounds just fine. Not dedicated-DAC-and-tube-amp good, but still very good. I don't consider myself enough of an audiophile to be comfortable describing the sound in the way one would expect on a full source component review, but I'm more than happy.
    10-27-14 08:18 PM
  5. hestonk's Avatar
    waiting for my passport...but been using Shure 846's on the z10 and the audio quality has been quite good - a bit of noise but much better than previous phones and my old iphone 4s
    10-27-14 08:21 PM
  6. si001's Avatar
    Shure SRH940. Just love them.
    surgeon1919 likes this.
    10-27-14 09:33 PM
  7. byteninja2's Avatar
    what's wrong with the given earbuds?
    Nothing is "wrong" with them, it's just nicer headphones sound better so you can enjoy your music more.
    10-27-14 10:14 PM
  8. austriker's Avatar
    Sennhesier M550. Think that's the model name

    Passport is heaven
    10-27-14 10:23 PM
  9. GreenCopperz's Avatar
    Im on here every day! well lets say quite a bit and I do not recall a same thread? please inform perhaps a link?
    Just do a search, I see a few subjects on "headphones", "headsets" or even same with "earphones". Was only curious as to why a thread such as this sometimes gets started before searching for similar topics....
    Hey calling all PASSPORT audiophiles! What headsets are you using?-img_20141027_234937.png

    Z30STA100-5/10.2.1.3247
    10-27-14 10:57 PM
  10. wundergalz's Avatar
    the given earbuds should be good enough for everyday music listening isnt it? anyone using klipsch? is it good?
    10-27-14 11:13 PM
  11. Aljean Thein's Avatar
    This is the appropriate thread

    http://forums.crackberry.com/general...ou-use-945515/

    But I use Skullcandy Crushers
    GreenCopperz likes this.
    10-28-14 12:26 AM
  12. amanago's Avatar
    Beats Tour for in-ear and Beats Solo for over the ears.
    10-28-14 12:57 AM
  13. clipskid's Avatar
    Recently gave the Monster isport Victory's (in ear) a go. I really liked the sound (pronounced high's, deep bass) but they wouldn't stay in my ears.

    So now I'm rocking another in-ear headphone. The Bose Freestyle's, which are rock solid at staying in your ear if you have that problem. Sound is a little bit more flat compared to the Monsters but still better than most. I'm happy with them but keep in mind that I'm limited to which earbuds I can use due to fit.

    I would prefer over ear headphones but they just aren't practical for my personal type of usage/activity etc..
    Last edited by clipskid; 10-28-14 at 03:14 AM.
    10-28-14 01:16 AM
  14. Grzesiek Godlewski's Avatar
    the given earbuds should be good enough for everyday music listening isnt it? anyone using klipsch? is it good?
    Klipsch Image One, better than beats Pro of my daughter if we are talking about sound quality not the bass loudness

    Q10 PLAY POLAND (EU)
    11-23-14 06:21 AM
  15. IrwanAriWibowo's Avatar
    I use Shure SE215 for daily use. The original ear buds from BlackBerry still in the box and never open it.

    Proud to be Indonesian with BlackBerry Passport
    11-23-14 06:26 AM
  16. alibanana's Avatar
    I'm using plantronics backbeat go 2. Happy user so far, no complains!

    Posted via The Almighty Passport
    11-23-14 06:33 AM
  17. Igoran69's Avatar
    I use Passport with Westone 4R headphones. Quite good, but I like a little bit more bass...

    I wish BlackBerry would support USB audio and let me use my portable DAC / amplifier with it (fiio x5). Until then I never listen to music with any of my BBs.
    Android has usb audio starting from L, while before it was up to the manufacturers to support it. Samsung does since galaxy S3 if I recall.
    Apple has it locked down and DAC manufacturers need to apply for a license and pay fees.
    BlackBerry Passport work perfect with external standart USB Audio soundcards throught usb host cable. I test it with Creative Sound Blaster Live 24 bit external and B&W Zeppelin Air speaker. Works perfetly with both. So it must work with your portable DAC.



    Posted via CB10
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    11-23-14 06:45 AM
  18. tinochiko's Avatar
    Saw an article the other day that Sony is about to launch some high end head phones that have frequency response of 5hz to 40 KHz rather than the more common 20hz to 20 kHz.

    Posted via CB10
    What's the point? Wouldn't the lower tones just be vibrations rather than noise and the higher ones just inaudible? Sounds like a true marketing gimmick..
    Hey calling all PASSPORT audiophiles! What headsets are you using?-img_20141123_130040.png

    Check Out TechCraze
    11-23-14 07:01 AM
  19. anon(870071)'s Avatar
    Saw an article the other day that Sony is about to launch some high end head phones that have frequency response of 5hz to 40 KHz rather than the more common 20hz to 20 kHz.

    Posted via CB10
    The lower responses have always been dull so that's good that they improved the lower sonic response.

    Posted via the CrackBerry App for Android side installed on the Passport!
    11-23-14 07:02 AM
  20. anon(870071)'s Avatar
    I say if yer ok with the msrp of 250$ for the Klipsch x7i's, totally worth the $$$.

    The Ajay 5's are also quite impressive cost wise at about msrp of120$ sound like a lot more expensive in ear monitors!

    Posted via the CrackBerry App for Android side installed on the Passport!
    Last edited by cellphonejunkey; 12-02-14 at 11:53 PM.
    11-23-14 07:04 AM
  21. anon(870071)'s Avatar
    Just do a search, I see a few subjects on "headphones", "headsets" or even same with "earphones". Was only curious as to why a thread such as this sometimes gets started before searching for similar topics....
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    Z30STA100-5/10.2.1.3247
    I realise this but I am referring to the direct use with the passport. I have found depending on the version of os there are slight differences in audio response so wanted audiophile users with Passports specifically chime in!

    Been a CB fan fer a while and I am aware, of double posting without searching the forum base!

    Posted via the CrackBerry App for Android side installed on the Passport!

    There aren't any audio headsets threads specifically with Passport users!
    Last edited by cellphonejunkey; 12-02-14 at 11:54 PM.
    11-23-14 07:08 AM
  22. anon(870071)'s Avatar
    the given earbuds should be good enough for everyday music listening isnt it? anyone using klipsch? is it good?
    Klipsch x7i's all the way. They are not professional class but approaches the quality and the sound profile is hyper clear without being too warm and the bass response is great too.

    Posted via the CrackBerry App for Android side installed on the Passport!
    SmileDahling likes this.
    11-23-14 07:11 AM
  23. tickerguy's Avatar
    I like my Shure 315s.. sound is awesome.

    Posted via CB10
    11-23-14 07:14 AM
  24. BroncoVAL's Avatar
    V-Sonic GR07 (not the bass edition)
    I finally found it on ebay from a guy shipping them from Asia.
    Great pair of earphones for the price! (around 70 euro)

    Posted via CB10
    11-23-14 07:15 AM
  25. ryeguyyyc's Avatar
    I also use Jaybird Bluebuds as well. They have pretty good bass for being compact and wireless. Also, designed for athletic use so they are sweat-proof and can fit over or under the ear.

    Posted via CB10
    11-27-14 01:41 AM
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