Samsung Headphone Vietnam

We carted this baby to Vietnam and used it on several shoots. It has been working great!

4th headphone , from samsung, beats to sony best sound quality & long lasting battery. Not much , haven't found any other phone in this price range with good sound.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This bag has been more than adequate for my Japan/Vietnam trip I’m currently. This bag will definitely be a keeper for a long time since it seems very sturdy

I just had to write this review. My Domke bag is from the 70's and has been to, among other places: Korea, Vietnam, Turkey, Alaska, all over central America, Switzerland and many other places, some of which sane people avoid. The bag is still use although it seems rather disreputable in appearance now, but it is apparently indestructible. Only failure: zipper in top flap is shot. I was thinking of burial at sea as an honorable end, but it appears to have a lot more live in it. It's possibly the best bag on the market. Buy one... It really takes a beating. (and it makes you look like a pro)!

I got it for my grandson. He is traveling to Vietnam for a year to teach english to young children. This bag is perfect for any additional travel he does while over there...

Looking for a more compact version of my spyder holder and found this--about to traverse Vietnam with this gadget. The locking mechanisms instills confidence. The release mechanism is logical. I like how compact and lightweight it is...totally fits my vision. More after my trip!

I'm bringing this camcorder on my travel with my family to singapore , vietnam and hongkong. It is small, energy efficient. I can't believe how long the battery lasted considering how small the battery is. The Flash disk version is better than the Hard drive version in my opinion. less mechanical thing to break. Canon should have included the HDMI cable. Editing / authoring in computer take lots of computing power.

One of the few pleasurable things from the Vietnam War was the availability of good quality sound systems at affordable prices. Expensive blue tooth and noise cancelling have their place but the sound reproduction lacks in my opinion. This MDR 7506 sounds fine.

Photojournalists famously used Domke bags during the Vietnam War. I've been using mine for three years now covering military exercises in Europe, and it's held up to the task - it's a little faded, and getting a little nappy in the corners, but you can take this thing up a mountain, through a rainstorm (thanks to the thick canvas), and your camera will be OK. This is perfect for mirrorless systems, and maybe your smaller DSLRs with a few light primes. My Fuji X-T cameras had no problem fitting in this bag with a spectrum of prime lenses, or maybe a few primes and a zoom. When I carry around the office Sony A7III and with the attached Canon 24-105, I find myself wanting a slightly bigger bag. Bottom line: if you're a mirrorless shooter and you want something inconspicuous, tough and functional, look no further.

Now says Made in Vietnam instead of Assembled in Vietnam. Not sure there is any difference. Made in Japan would still be better for a VERY expensive lens, from a Japanese company, but whatever. It's still as good as it ever was.