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Reviews (3)
Nov 02, 2015
Good quality, not sure worth the price tho
When I 1st tried these I was disappointed at the lack of bass, once I played around with the position and angle of the ear piece in my ear I was able to hear excellent sound quality full of bass, until I took my finger away then the bass disappeared again. Maybe it's just my ears, but even with the smallest pads on it I had to push them so deep in my ear to get decent sound quality that they were physically uncomfortable. Although I was eventually able to find just the right placement to get reliably good sound, the slightest movement from that spot would cause a noticeable loss in volume and bass presence, so I basically had to sit completely still to listen to good quality sound with these or risk them moving out of position. Even in that "sweet spot" the sound quality would noticeably improve by just touching the back of the earpiece with my finger, not pushing it in further or holding pressure on it, just touching it. If the sound quality were that good all the time, I'd give it 4 stars, but the sound I get from these without holding my finger on them is no better than what I can get from much cheaper ear buds, and just barely better than what came with the phone, and the buds that came with my phone don't need me to hold them to get all the bass they are capable of, they sound the same whether my finger is on them or not.
Oct 24, 2018
Dependable quality
I've never been disappointed with Epson brand ink cartridges, nothing else works as well in my all-in-one printer!
Jan 06, 2016
An OK phone, not what I expected for last years "Flagship"
0 of 1 found this helpful It does have a nice display, especially for the size of the phone. Screens this size usually come on noticeably larger phones, and it will stream videos nicely with a good picture and usually a smooth playback. Battery life is average for a 5"+ smartphone, I can get a full day out of it with average usage but it's on the charger every night. If I start the day with less than a full charge the battery won't make it to the end of the day. The only glitch I've had with it is the voice command app Moto (Motorola's version of Siri) will start up for no apparent reason on occasion, and wait for a command with the screen on which of course drains the battery faster. The Android OS gets updates quickly since this is a pure android version of the phone with none of the carrier tweeks or bloatware that you would get from AT&T or T-Mobile. That is actually the main reason I bought this phone, and it does in fact come with much fewer crap apps installed, but I still found myself disabling several useless apps pre-installed from google. I was however, disappointed at the lack of useful apps that came on the phone, things that I figured would be standard for a flagship phone, such as there was no dedicated music player preinstalled. It does come with google play music, which has a usable mp3 player in it, but it is intended to be a subscription service more than just a player, so it has different screens and menus to flip thru, when all I really want or expect is to open the app and pick the song I want to hear. Any basic player downloaded from the play store can do that, but at the cost of having ads run constantly, as is the case with every free app you get from the play store. I don't think it's too much to ask to be able to play music on a (once) high end phone without having to tolerate constant ads or be continuously reminded of the streaming service google wants you to subscribe to. The last comment I'll make is another factor influencing my choice was the quad core processor with 2 gb ram. My previous phone was only dual core with 1 gb, and it definitely had trouble handling some of the newer apps I was using. I figured this would have enough power to handle anything I would do with it, but on more than one occasion I noticed the back getting hot, and once in a while an app will lag, so I can't say the quad core processor is as capable as Motorola claims it is.