Showing posts with label Modus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Modus. Show all posts

Sunday, May 1, 2011

Samsung Modus HM6450 review

Introduction and design:

Our experience with the Samsung Modus 3500 convertible style, Bluetooth headset, we are all very excited about less than exciting performance in call quality Department – which of course is an area of vital importance for all headphones. Samsung Modus HM6450 is apparently a step up, as have all the same features as the Modus 3500, but seem to package it all in a new stylish body. Combined with an Android powered smartphone, basic reveals some additional features, which usually corresponds to headphones that are priced between $ 60 and $ 100. Included in package 3 ear gels, wall 2 ear hooks, charger, stereo headset, user guide and a 3.5 mm stereo headset adapter.


Although sporting a conventional design, the implementation of a shiny blue patterned exterior, combined with some wonderful social chromium tonnes this mainly plastic headphones is a head Turner. Light on the reason of the selection of materials, but we are still satisfied with the quality of the overall solid Build.

Verify that you have three different ear gels, choose, but we are very much as to be extremely rubbery feel – that does not chafe for the ear, but does not provide a case fit. This is where the ear hook comes to mind, as it provides a significantly better fit without feeling too restrictive for a period of time.


If you happen to be hungry button, we will certainly assess the wealth of buttons, which snaps in various aspects of the Modus HM6450. On the one hand you have a reasonable size volume rocker and a button that activates the headset voice integrated service command, while on the other hand, we find an easy move switch. Limit the size, but if you want to increase slightly, we find the place the more button features speech prominently on the front. In the meantime, do you have a microphone, while the other is the usual spot near the end of the headset. Rarely used by headsets generally consider a small LCD on the front, showing the headphones level and battery status link – which is fine, especially when you have quick access to it. And, finally, the microUSB port on the back is hidden under a plastic front, but instead just the collection of device, you can also connect headphones included in order to transform it into a stereo Bluetooth headphones.

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Monday, December 27, 2010

Samsung Modus 3500 Review

Introduction and design:

Convenience is the essence of luxury, manufacturers are trying to manage their product offerings, but in most Bluetooth headphones, attracted the most to the monochrome is a solution. Make sure that there are some Bluetooth stereo headsets to get the job, but apparently can be a bit more difficult when you are running. Samsung 3500 Modus aims, however, to be a double dose of solution with the application while still mono convertible – is easily portable and compact. Packaged with Bluetooth headset is 2 ear hooks, 3 ear gels, wall charger, microUSB, wired stereo headset clip and a user manual.

From a quick investigation is Modus 3500 a normal appearance headphones that are made of glossy white plastic with a pair of chrome trim the constraints to highlight the design. This does not necessarily represent something subdued spectacular view, who feel hollow and looks like a cookie cutter headphones – but it is very light weight.

Gives a sufficient case fit without the assistance of the ear hook, thanks to the flexible ear buds with loops. Instead, you should clip if you prefer to use the standard ear bud – but also comfortably hugs your ear without being too annoying during long-term use.

On both sides, you are presented with a glowing LEDs and power switch conveniently you confirm it, if it is active or inactive. In addition, you will find distinctive appearance and sufficiently-sized volume rocker. And thanks to the considerable talk button you don't have to fumble with your finger to get the installation. On the back, microUSB not only accepts the power to charge the headset, but it is also the connection to the included wired stereo headset to activate. Finally, there is a pin-hole for the microphone is found at the end of the flowering, while another is located on the surface near the multifunction button.



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