Which is the best earphones JBL C100SI or JBL C150SI?
ABOUT JBL C150 SI :PROS1) Sound quality is good, Bass is better than I expected. You might have to tweak your equalizer for best output.2) Good noise cancellation. You cannot hear outside noise even in traffics which is quite helpful for voice navigation.3) Microphone is excellent, the mic button provides good amount of feedback. Voice quality is pretty good.CON :1) Poor quality ear buds, it broke when I was trying to pull it out to replace it with smaller one.2) Painful after about half hour of usage. But may be coz I'm not used to 'in ear' headphones, usually prefered over the earmoreover, u ll get three types of ear buds …First is small size, second is medium size, third is big size. so its will fit with every ear.ABOUT JBL C100SI:both jbl have same sound quality…but c150 is newer version of jbl c100 so go for c150price is almost same (800 rs to 830rs)…one more thing i wanna say if u want to buy earphone in this price range then go for sennheiser cx 180….the best earphone in this price range it has 16 ohm impedence which gives u powerful sound…u cant find 16 ohm impedence in 3k rs earphone easily….
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Which is better, Bose or JBL?
This is a loaded question but I'm interested in letting you know my thoughts. Background: I have a lot of audio gear which ranges from the highest end soundbar and home audio equipment (Martinlogan Vision Soundbars, Martinlogan Motion 2 and 8) to midrange products (Boston Acoustics CR67s, Boston Acoustics A100, various Bose products, JBL Bar Studio Soundbar) to low end audio like Amazon Echos.The short answer is that it depends on your personal preference.I am not a huge Bose fan, but I do own several products from the company (Bose Triport Headphones, Bose Companion 2 pc speakers, Bose Soundlink Mini 2). Bose electronics are very reliable and products are built like tanks. Their customer service is outstanding. They are very consistent quality and the sound signature is predictable across their different lines. Their ability to get decent sound out of the most compact footprint is quite good. Most of this is done through equalizing thr sound to take advantage of the drivers to do the best possible from the footprint.However, Bose is not very good for clarity of sound or balance and most of it is mid-range quality (non audiophile). For example, dialogue sounds muffled to me in their surround sound offering and not anywhere as transparent as my Martinlogan gear. JBL annihilates Bose in sound quality comparisons between equal products.JBL has pretty good consistency as well, you just pay less for it in their consumer line. Their marketing team must not be as good because I prefer the JBL sound over Bose almost every single time, but Bose commands a higher price point. JBL is well respected in the audio world for accuracy of the sound, which is why it's found in movie theaters and music recording studios.Still, it is all about preference. Which ones sounds best to you? Which design do you like best? Do you like the Bose coloration and bizarre equalizing? For me Bose is sometimes good depending on the application. JBL is good almost every time. Overall I would pick JBL but I could see why others would choose Bose for their gear. JBL is more audiophile grade sound but some people don't care about that.