So I started looking for another solution. One convenient. The fact that this solution nacher should be even cheaper than the first, I was not yet clear at the time.
So I searched for a while and came across the vermeindlich perfect solution: The SBH20 Sony. Incl. In-Ears, of which I had in fact no more reasonable.
The package arrived yesterday and contained the following:
- The SBH20
- A pair of in-ears
- A 10cm long microUSB cable
- A 850mA USB power adapter with Euro plug & Eco-Cert.
- Two sets of alternative large earpads pieces
Not bad for the price!
So the scope of supply can only get 5 points.
Let's talk about the features:
- 4h battery life (for the size and the power that's fine, but could be more!)
- NFC
- All sorts of BT profiles that I now do not want to list all here
To this end, a brief info:
According to Google, the need for remote-control profile is not supported by the Nexus series. However, when the music is playing, and (the system so a musical play has captured) is the player appears on the lockscreen, control and Skip Play / Pause works with Seek / anyway. Testing is worthwhile!
Continue with the features:
- A built-in microphone for headset operation
- Bluetooth 3.0
Therefore, there's 4 points for the features.
Processing: Small, fairly stable and very high quality haptic. The keys have a great pressure point, the little box touches his great and the surface with the buttons seems almost noble. All connectors will lock firmly and. The metal clip on the bottom snaps at 0 ° and 180 °, in between, it can be quite easy but turn.
Thus, for the processing of 4.5 points.
Sound & Handling: When my Nexus has even figured that since Spotify is currently playing something, the remote function is working properly. With the mobile phone one sets the playback volume, with the adapter man can adapt yet again individually. So I give to phone always 100% (energy is technically not matter because no amplifier is operated).
However, the regulation at SBH is even quite rough, I think 6-7 steps are. So sometimes it makes sense to the cell phone on one probably. 90% or to provide similar, in order to achieve the perfect volume level.
The sound itself is good, but not very good. Man must be extremely listen carefully, but there are slight differences between cable / FiiO solution and Blufftuff variant. This is however without doubt the BT stream. However, both meet the most important standards of digital mobile music, namely AAC 192 Kbits and MP3 320 Kbits. The power for the earphones with 32 ohms impedance ranges, but for higher impedances is probably only the cables are good solution. In my case, the maximum volume is sufficient, even for the half-open MDR-V55.
The mitgeliferten in-ears are good, absolutely okay for the price. A quick test on my Marantz told that they have quite a bass volume that a bit at the expense of precision. However, they fit well in the ear canals and should provide the perfect ordinary petrol tone.
Conclusion of sound and handling: 4 points.
All in all, gives the 4 points. Yes, I would buy it again. Yes, I would recommend it. No, I do not know any other alternative that provides the same. Yes, the price / performance ratio is super.
I hope I could help and you have persevered to the bitter end (that is accomplished here in the rest). Although the review was very long, you are now certainly in the picture. Enjoy your day.
