Bluetooth Adapter Monster Beats

First off, it is an adapter. It's not perfect and will not perform as well as native Sony glass. Having said that, it is working remarkably well with my Sony bodies (Sony A1 and AR3) and adapted lenses (Nikon 300mm f/2.8 VR II and Nikon 300mm f/4 PF). It is performing slightly better on the A1, which is to be expected, but even on the A7R3 the AF is quick and accurate and VR works well. Again, not Sony native glass quick but certainly useable. I had (still have but retired it) the Commlite Pro adapter and consoled myself with that one to just shooting static subjects, with plenty of manual focus tuning to get close to subject focus before letting the AF handle things. With the new Monster adapter paired with the A1 and 300mm f/2.8 it tracks very well when locked on and has a decent hit rate. The 300mm f/4 PF is not bad at all, tracks well but just isn't as quick focusing as the f/2.8. It's just so small, sharp, and lightweight that this adapter is breathing new life into two of my favorite lenses from my Nikon days. The adapter is well made and really like being able to remove the tripod mount. It works with teleconverters (Nikon 2X Version III, Nikon 1.4X Version III, and the Tamron 1.4X APO) Surprisingly, the Tamron (which reads the aperture the same as though no TC is attached...I believe it did the same on my old Nikons...D3, D3S, D4S) focus faster and better than the Nikon 1.4X and 2X and is nearly identical in sharpness but with more vignetting and color fringing. All in all, this little Monster was a great purchase and has met my needs for an adapter...for my particular Nikon lenses to my particular Sony bodies. Mileage will likely vary on different lens/camera combos. I'm giving this one 5 Stars because...for an adapter trying to translate Nikon's complex algorithmic language to a Sony body...this one does one heck of a job! Nice job Monster. Good Monster!!-)

FCPX is a monster on this one.

This portable smart speaker goes everywhere with me. Much better quality sound than JBL, Beats and Aztec. The Bluetooth range is amazing combined with the Wi-Fi Alexa or your favorite streaming platform makes me want to buy another 1 and link them throughout my entire home.

You know what happens to all those plastic $300 Sony/Beats/Bose headphones after 2 years? They fall apart because they're plastic and they want you to buy the next pair... It's what happened to my last Beats and I hear similar things about the competition. These headphones are built like a tank and will serve you well for many years to come. I used the corded Marshall over-ear headphones for the past 5 years and loved how well constructed they were and how great they sound (they're still going strong btw!). I just upgraded to this new version offering bluetooth and ANC and have been using them for about a month now– they have the same solid metal construction as my old pair of Marshalls except they are even more comfortable to wear and perform much better! Audio quality and bluetooth/ANC features are top notch– perhaps not the best based on comparative research I did before purchasing, but the difference is marginal IMO. Also they do hug my neck a bit tight when I have them down, but I got used to it and doesn't bother me anymore. Control knob works great, though I think the push down time to turn them on is a bit long. Super happy with my purchase!

I have other Bluetooth speakers and this new Bose Sound Link speaker Beats them all! Great Sound and Easy to Pair with devices. It is light weight and Well Made!

after my last pair of beats broke i was ready to research some reasonably priced and great performing bluetooth headphones. after some internet reviews i ended up at my favorite online store and ordered these. great comfort, sound and battery life. and great all around headphone

You may want to consider a Bluetooth adapter for your headphones rather than this. They are harder to loose and more convenient.

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Awesome little monster

...nothing beats it!