Beats Solo Hd Headphones Target

Headphones are loud and clear all the right eq to it, use it more than my beats solo hd, they are comfy over the ears.. And better yet they were Free with my purchase over $

Better sound than $200+ headphones! I was torn between Beats by Dre Solo, a pair of Sennheisers, Bose, or Koss portapro. Having listened to all except,the portapro, I choose the portapro's. I will be sticking with these headphones for life! Every sound produced is amazing, and the bass response is way above other phones! Buy them, more than worth it! You won't believe what you paid for them after you listen.

Great Headphones! Better than the Beats 2 and less cost.

These definitely blow away the lower end Beats by Dre headphones! !!

These headphones are great! I kept looking for something that could out do Dr. Dre Beats and these kicked BEATS to the curb hands down and the price is great. The two year warranty is an added plus.. I love them. Great purchase.

I use Miller tripods for supporting my Canon HD camcorder. The solo sticks are light, fit in a duffle suitcase, and were nearly as easy to set up as my full-size set of sticks, which require a heavy special case for airline check-in. Performance was excellent. Highly recommended.

Very nice pair of headphones and I was a diehard beats owner.

Trijicon makes the best night sights in my opinion. I have Trijicon HD sights on one of my weapons. These are very nice with fast target aquisition but with my sadly aging eyes, I find the lack of difinitive dots on the rear sights make it difficult for precise target shooting. In sreps the Trijicon Bright and Tough sights. Same Trijicon quality with bright front and rear dots. The dots are a little smaller but very easy to see and much easier for me to out groups on target. As far as the tritium night time glow, it is excellent. Definitely worth the price!

These are as good as it gets without venturing into the "Alpha" class of optics. The focus wheel quickly brings your target into focus, with an exceptional "feel." The locking diopter ring is a huge plus also. Eye cups are comfortable, but I'd like to have a little tighter detents on the eye cup adjustment. Color rendering is excellent, and in the short time I've used these, chromatic aberration has been noticeably absent. I most recently used them at Total Archery Challenge in Big Sky, Montana. Many of the 3D archery targets were buried in dark pockets of timber, and the combination of dark colored targets and deep shade can make it difficult to make out scoring rings. However, the Razor HD binos were adept at bringing out details other binos didn't. At one point, while focusing on a distant 3D target, the focus wheel momentarily brought a nearer pine branch into focus. I spun the wheel back to focus on the branch, and the detail of each individual pine needle was astounding. While I didn't have any other glass on hand to compare these with that weekend, I can honestly say the only other time I've experienced the "wow factor" I experienced with the Razor HD, was with a friend's Swarovski 10x42 SLC. Not to say the Razor HD is necessarily on par with the Swarovskis, but I'd argue they're pretty darned close! For the price, I'd also argue they handily beat anything else in their class.

I shoot both stills and HD video, and needed a good-sized grey target for custom white balance. EZYBalance not only gives me the target size I need, but provides a white reflector/white balance target, as well. Recently, I shot three days of video under fluorescent lights and didn't have to white balance after the fact! Great savings in processing time!