Samsung Headphone Black Colour

Is a good tape but the other thinks colour black dont lile it!

I love the colour of tone and balance from this headphone, i could use wired and both wireless flowlessly anytime i need! also the puoch helps me to carry it easier and ANC function is not the bedt but still amazing and satisfying for any purpose!

I would like you to offer the black colour, which has the white logo and the grid as metal, simply the traditional colour.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought colour and black and white ink for my HP Envy and products arrived on time, very easy to install them and really high quality for a good price!

This paper produces sharp tones and colors and is great for prints that need to pop. I have used it for both colour and black and white printing and have been pleased with results from both.

Simple to use, extremely effective, especially on colour films. Not quite as good with black and white films as the machine tries to brighten the dark sections - so a 'fade to black' becomes a 'fade to grey'! Really happy with my purchase and enjoying using it!

I love this paper. Next to Canson Infinity Baryta, it is my favourite paper for large gamut colour or black & white work with an excellent permanence rating. It is a beautiful cotton rag�with a very large colour gamut, a bright white point without OBAs, beautiful subtle texture and sheen and depending on the inks, provides a deep, rich black and crisp image sharpness. What's not to love?

I like that the HP printhead in my OfficeJet 6500A can be taken out and cleaned with distilled water an ammonia. More millilitres of black ink in this cartridge than is in the basic 920 colour cartridges. Though this black in cartridge is physically smaller than the XL version, it is still bigger than the colour cartridges. More bla

I use both Canson and Moab paper, and like them equally. I think I prefer Canson for black and white, and the Moab for colour. There is a deeper richness, and depth to the colour on the Moab paper, at least in my work.

A fun film. The 100 and 400 are both interesting as black and white. The colour film is just a little too warm across the midtones. And the only 4x4 film you can get to my knowledge.