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Sony XB80BS Sports in-Ear Bluetooth Headphones $114 (Was $229) | Kaiser Baas VR-X Virtual Reality Headset $19 @ JB Hi-Fi

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Sony XB80BS Sports in-Ear Bluetooth Headphones $114 (Was $229) | Kaiser Baas VR-X Virtual Reality Headset $19 @ JB Hi-Fi
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Being Askhole on 19/04/2018 - 18:17 jbhifi.com.au (318 clicks)
Last edited 20/04/2018 - 21:41 by 1 other user

These ones are at decent price..

Another option for VR Headset which you can try @ TGG :

Price Compare: Kaiser Baas VR-X Virtual Reality Headset

$24 @ Ted's Camera Amazon
$49 @ HN

Price Compare: Sony XB80BS Sports in-Ear Bluetooth Headphones

$229 @ Myer
$187 @ VideoPro

Sony XB80BS Sports In-Ear Bluetooth Headphones (Black, Blue, Red)

Overview

Push through your limits with the MDR-XB80BS headphones. EXTRA BASS™ energises you to work harder, while Bluetooth® with LDAC lets you stream in the highest quality. Ultra-durable design means the headphones can be washed after workouts.

Key Features

Instant adrenaline
Get the extra energy and focus you need. EXTRA BASS™ sound enhances the low frequencies for bigger beats that help you achieve your personal bests.

Up for the challenge
Sturdy and durable design means the MDR-XB80BS won’t let you down. Rated IPX5, the headphones can handle tough workouts such as spin classes, or even water-based activities like rowing.

Free to move
Bluetooth® with LDAC lets you listen to highest-quality audio without wires restricting your movements. Ergonomic ear hooks and the cable adjuster keep the headphones in place, even when you’re exercising your hardest.

Kaiser Baas VR-X Virtual Reality Headset

Overview

The VR-X Headset is the most affordable and simplest way to experience the new wave of VR. Powered by your smartphone, the VR-X Headset offers a fully immersive experience that is guaranteed to challenge your perception and propel you into alternate worlds.

Step Into The World Of Virtual Reality!
The future of reality is here! Open your eyes to the endless possibilities of virtual reality with the VR-X Headset. Powered by your smartphone, the VR-X offers a fully immersive experience that is guaranteed to challenge your perception and propel you into alternate worlds.

The most affordable and simplest way to experience the new wave of VR, simply by using your smartphone!
Not only is it compelling, it is interactive. The VR-X Headset uses your smartphone sensors in tandem to provide an immersive experience, giving you the perception of being physically present in a non-physical world. To use, simply download your VR app, slide your smartphone into the protective phone bracket and secure the VR-X Headset using the adjustable straps. The VR-X is completely wireless, allowing you the freedom of movement.

Adjustment of the Interpupillary Distance
This is the distance from the center of the pupil of one eye to the center of the pupil of the other eye.Because interpupillary distance may vary from one user to the next, each user must adjust this to meet their needs.

Download your favourite VR app from Google Play Store or Apple App Store and get ready! to experience the immersive world of Virtual Reality!
With a Field Of View of 100˚ and supporting 3D effects, the VR-X will have you entering worlds beyond your wildest imagination, Are You Ready to travel the globe, explore iconic landmarks, fly into space, swim the ocean scenes, time travel? Step into the world of Virtual Reality!

Key Features

  • 100° field of view
  • 3D effect support
  • Powered by your smartphone

Phone Requirements

  • Gyroscope Sensor
  • Screen size: 4’’– 6’’
  • Minimum phone size: 124mm x 59mm
  • Maximum phone size : 158mm x 78mm
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  • rekkore on 19/04/2018 - 18:28

    Anyone know how well these compare to the jaybird x3?

    • kahn on 19/04/2018 - 19:17

      I think the Sony XB00BS are better.

      • Uberwalrus on 19/04/2018 - 20:07

        Agree for me they are more comfortable. Crazy cheap.

  • johnnyle on 19/04/2018 - 19:04

    Does anyone know if all JB Hifi branches have the same ABN? I want to buy something else to add on to the Sony headphones to get TRS.

    • hogwarts on 19/04/2018 - 19:10

      Should just buy at the same place / online.

  • BertieBrown on 19/04/2018 - 20:23

    I’ve always had ear problems (drums burst multiple times as a kid) and I’ve always found these in-ear earbuds to feel like they’re putting pressure on my ears, sometimes painful sometimes not, often it feels like when I’m trying to put these types of earbuds (in-ear) in my ears they really need to be pushed in to fit properly, which I find very uncomfortable. Does anybody have any suggestions? Am I doing it wrong?

    • lesterfreamon on 19/04/2018 - 22:05
      +1

      Why not on or over-ears instead?

      • BertieBrown on 20/04/2018 - 09:37

        Are the on-ear ones, are they like the standard Apple earbuds? Thanks for the suggestion about the over ears but I need to some times use ear muffs and or goggles so they wouldn’t be suitable, I’d need more than just the over ears.

    • Nick K on 19/04/2018 - 22:19
      +1

      I find in-ear uncomfortabke when worn long period of time. So maybe get normal ones or over-ear instead for you.

      • BertieBrown on 20/04/2018 - 09:42

        Will do, it seems like they’re sort of an acquired taste so to speak. Do you know of any decent normal style ones that are also Bluetooth? I’m not real sure about the Apple earbuds, they look like they’d easily fall out and if I’m in the garden if they did never to be seen again I suspect.

    • ozbjunkie on 20/04/2018 - 02:02
      +1

      There is a technique.

      If you're using rubber tips, push in and twist until they are pretty deep, then pull out a little to relieve pressure. Tap on the headphone body to make sure the seal is tight - should sound like a stethoscope.

      That said, heaps of people hate canal phones. You're not alone.

      • BertieBrown on 20/04/2018 - 09:40

        Ah ok. Thanks for the guidance. I know from using ear planes for flying that it would be uncomfortable to try and put them into my ears.

        • ozbjunkie on 20/04/2018 - 16:36

          Yeah if ear plugs aren't your thing then canal phones probably won't be either. If it's just discomfort maybe familiarity will lead to comfort, and if it's pain maybe you have to be careful with size.

          But the shape of the ear canal and pinna is very individual, so you might just never suit canalphones at all.

          PS I recommend Sennheiser hd25 if you want an on ear headphone. Not cheap though.

        • BertieBrown on 20/04/2018 - 18:46

          @ozbjunkie: Thanks for the recommendation. I love my tunes so might just be something I have to save up for.

  • Chipwich on 20/04/2018 - 06:35

    What are those Jams like that are $65 in the catalogue?

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