Sony Playstation Vr1 Vs Vr2

My Sony Bravia is the best, and my PlayStation. The best gaming system with best television how can you go wrong.

Perfact match with my Nikon 70-200mm VR2.

I connect these headphones into a Sony Playstation Vita and listen to songs using the Sony Music Unlimited application. This gives me adequate emphasis of bass to help me determine the notes which are sometimes difficult to hear and decipher. When wanting to play along to the music simultaneously using either guitar or bass, I simply plug MDR-7506 through the headphone port on subwoofer/amp combo or DI box. The Playstation Vita is then connected to auxillary port using appropriate auxillary cable. I then have the option of muting the output to the internal speaker depending on whether or not I want my neighbors to hear. MDR-7506 also come with a pouch to carry headphones and cable in. The earpads are soft which make extended listening appropriate. Though, I am fearful these pads may breakdown or tear at a faster rate or higher percentage. This is ok since the earpads themselves can be replaced without buying a complete new product. Another concern is the thin wire connection run independently to the left and right speakers. They could become caught within the sliding adjustment piece that is used to accomodate different head sizes. No worry just something to be aware and cautious of in advance. Overall, the sound is excellent with great clarity and bass. The price was just right for my budget. I wanted to splurge and spend more on this component of my system. However, after testing several other higher priced models, I simply could not justify passing up the quality this unit provided. Legitimacy confirmed!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Received these not too long ago, set them up to the Sony PlayStation 4 and let me tell ya, the sound quality on these bad boys are top notch.

Sounds great on the PlayStation 4!!

used it as a hub on my sons playstation

I moved from a VR1 to this lens after trying it out at the Indianapolis 500. Nikon has made so many changes to both the physical exterior and insides of this go-to sports lens that the upgrade is seamless. I'll be using it in work mode for the first time at next week's NHRA race and looking forward to that. The lighter weight (by almost 4 ounces) is another great selling point.

I would never leave home without this lens. It is better in every regard than the VR1 version and is worth the every extra penny if you're a pro or serious amateur considering a Tamron or Sigma. It is built like a tank and produces fantastic images.

The only lens I've owned on the longer end was the 70-200 VR1. I loved it but a few years ago it went for a walk along with the rest of my kit. Having replaced all ranges but the long end I was hesitant about this one. One really gets used to the capabilities of VR. After reading several reviews I decided to give this one a go. I am very glad I did. This lens is sharp! I've only had it just shy of two weeks so I've not experienced any issues with the tripod collar. With ample light this lens is fast (not the fastest) but the focus is still swift enough for my needs. Being serious about my particular images I have no problems employing a tripod so for that I do not miss VR. Not the lightest lens though not the heaviest either.

I use this on my nikon 70-200 vr1 lens inside my vello LHN-hb29 attached to my circular polarizer attached to my lens and this helps make it easier to rotate the polarizer inside the LHN-hb29.