Well, I absolutely need to upgrade this phone. However, since the 12 series is said to be much better than the 11, I wanted to get a 12 pro or so, that supports 5g.

Hi, Yes, sorry I forgot to mention that. I used this app with an IPhone 6. I must add some of the issues might be due to my old phone. This is a large app, about 449 mb. This will likely be too much f

Hi all, A few additional points. Firstly, a new version of smart things appears to have come out, which might have resolved some issues. Secondly, the app can be paired ith voice assistants, such as b

Hi all, So a few weeks ago, I got the samsung washer and dryer installed in my apartment, and want to share my experience. So, pairing the washer and dryer to the app is accessible, but you need someo

Again, mid range of headphones the open back music optimized kind is between 150--200 dollars. I did use the 40 dollar type for a while and they are just ok, but for quality listening experience, it c

This is obviously audio processing that I warned you about. It is called loudness normalisation, and tries to equalize volume of all audio, and doesn't play nice with screen readers.

Hi Gene, The point of buying a DAC is two fold.First, if you have high quality speakers or headphones, to eliminate interferance, hissing, buzzing etc. This is what the poster has. the second reason i

Hi Heather, These do handle multiple programs and inputs. You can look on specs, or write to the company and ask. A dac just converts the digital signal to analog without any processing involved.

Hello Gene, Several reviews state that the creative card still does hardware level processing and adding effects, even when no driver is installed, or even when the supposed pure processing free direc

Gene, There is no 30 dollar sound card, nothing of quality worth mentioning. The fios dac is about 75 dollars, and is as cheap as a dac goes. The zen has a better price/performance ratio, and is 129.

I have never heard anywear that you can brake the Zen dac drivers Apparently are optional. There is apparently a firmware update that is optional though. And it is probably audiophiles comparing it to

This thread was really informative for me. I now know not to get any creative card, as they process the audio and don't output pure.

Hi Heather, As they recommended, I think you should get the FIO or Zen Dac, which don't process audio, which output audio purely.

I don't know honestly. I personally am looking at the Zen dac, which is like 20 cheaper than the creative, but I think audiophile or music orientated audio dacs are the best, as they don't have the so

Gene, Note that there are few if any cards below 100 dollars that are good, or which don't majorly comprimise on something. I think the 100-200 dollars is the spot that balances price and performance.

Gene, the 200 dollars is apparently the midrange for a DAC. There isn't anything even worth consideration under 75. I did my research, and it looks like the zen dac by ifi is good to meet my needs.

I want to play my dramatized audiobook collection over my Philipps fedilio hr2 headphones, with are high res enabled. I want it to be future proof, and support MQA and high 24-32 bit audio if I am int

I would avoid the creative ones. There are reports online that the driver software has bugs under 10, and that the direct mode, whith enhancements disabled, isn't as neutral as it should be. Moreover,

Hi all, With the number of USB devices I own increasing, I think it might make sense to get a USB hub. A few questions. With the ones with a wall adapter, can I plug any amount of things into the hub?

But isn't there a midrange, to high grade price range? I read around 100-200 dollars average for a good one.