Ashleyyyy

This will be a review of my Sony WH-1000X M3 headphones. I got them for my birthday on the 13th of September. 
 
I used them in 2 ways.
- While i was on the go, connected to my iPhone 7 or laptop via bluetooth.
- While i was at my pc, connected to the audio output of one of my displays. 
 
i primarily used them to listen to music using Spotify, and while using my pc i also watched youtube video's / movies (mostly MLP) and played some games. 
 
 
- sound quality i don't really have much to compare them to other than my OG MDR-1000X, and i can't really tell much of a difference. in a song like this:
all the vocals and especially the background instruments come through very clear, and overall any music i listen to with these sounds great. 
 
 
- noise cancelling. i travel by train a lot, and the train engines are quite loud and annoying. using these on the go is great. the train engines get almost entirely cancelled out, and most of the people talking also dissapears once you start playing music on top of the noise cancelling. 

using these at work was also awesome. the noise cancelling with music over top completely cancels out noise around me, which is great for me, because i'm very easily distracted. 
the best feature about the noise cancelling is being able to easily mute it just by putting my hand on the touchpad and then all of a sudden the music goes away, and i can hear the outside world again. this is great for example on the train when an announcement plays or at work when a colleague wants to ask me a quick question. 

 
- battery life, it is amazing. i didn't even have to think about it. i could go multiple days with 12 hours of use (not all of those hours with noise cancelling on) without being scared it was going to die on me.

 
- comfort. i can easily listen to music with these all day without it getting uncomfortable. 

- overall: i highly recommend these headphones if you catch them on sale. at full price i find them a bit expensive. 

This will be a review of my Sony WH-1000X M3 headphones. I got them for my birthday on the 13th of September. 
 
I used them in 2 ways.
- While i was on the go, connected to my iPhone 7 or laptop via bluetooth.
- While i was at my pc, connected to the audio output of one of my displays. 
 
i primarily used them to listen to music using Spotify, and while using my pc i also watched youtube video's / movies (mostly MLP) and played some games. 
 
 
- sound quality i don't really have much to compare them to other than my OG MDR-1000X, and i can't really tell much of a difference. in a song like this:
all the vocals and especially the background instruments come through very clear, and overall any music i listen to with these sounds great. 
 
 
- noise cancelling. i travel by train a lot, and the train engines are quite loud and annoying. using these on the go is great. the train engines get almost entirely cancelled out, and most of the people talking also dissapears once you start playing music on top of the noise cancelling. 

using these at work was also awesome. the noise cancelling with music over top completely cancels out noise around me, which is great for me, because i'm very easily distracted. 
the best feature about the noise cancelling is being able to easily mute it just by putting my hand on the touchpad and then all of a sudden the music goes away, and i can hear the outside world again. this is great for example on the train when an announcement plays or at work when a colleague wants to ask me a quick question. 

 
- battery life, it is amazing. i didn't even have to think about it. i could go multiple days with 12 hours of use (not all of those hours with noise cancelling on) without being scared it was going to die on me.

 
- comfort. i can easily listen to music with these all day without it getting uncomfortable. 

- overall: i highly recommend these headphones if you catch them on sale. at full price i find them a bit expensive. 

This will be a review of my Sony WH-1000X M3 headphones. I got them for my birthday on the 13th of September. 
 
I used them in 2 ways.
- While i was on the go, connected to my iPhone 7 or laptop via bluetooth.
- While i was at my pc, connected to the audio output of one of my displays. 
 
i primarily used them to listen to music using Spotify, and while using my pc i also watched youtube video's / movies (mostly MLP) and played some games. 
 
 
- sound quality i don't really have much to compare them to other than my OG MDR-1000X, and i can't really tell much of a difference. in a song like this:
all the vocals and especially the background instruments come through very clear, and overall any music i listen to with these sounds great. 
 
 
- noise cancelling. i travel by train a lot, and the train engines are quite loud and annoying. using these on the go is great. the train engines get almost entirely cancelled out, and most of the people talking also dissapears once you start playing music on top of the noise cancelling. 

using these at work was also awesome. the noise cancelling with music over top completely cancels out noise around me, which is great for me, because i'm very easily distracted. 
the best feature about the noise cancelling is being able to easily mute it just by putting my hand on the touchpad and then all of a sudden the music goes away, and i can hear the outside world again. this is great for example on the train when an announcement plays or at work when a colleague wants to ask me a quick question. 

 
- battery life, it is amazing. i didn't even have to think about it. i could go multiple days with 12 hours of use (not all of those hours with noise cancelling on) without being scared it was going to die on me.

 
- comfort. i can easily listen to music with these all day without it getting uncomfortable. 

- overall: i highly recommend these headphones if you catch them on sale. at full price i find them a bit expensive. 

have you checked the bios version of the one's you had? and have you checked for an update that patches the issue if it does exist?

personally i prefer iOS. 
 
i'm ok with android, but like... my iPhone started having display problems recently, so i used an android phone for a bit and wow, i really missed having my iPhone. 

fair enough.

forgive the stupid question but why? you could just get a 3gs. those are stuck on iOS 6...

requirements: dualcore

uses Athlon 64 X2

nothing xDDD 
 
but i am planning to build a secondary machine using old parts. 

requirements: dualcore

uses Athlon 64 X2

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? the butterfly keyboard is gone ?

HOW MUCH DID THEY PAY YOU!?!?!?!11?1

Sooooooo, android imessage, finally?

*facehoof*

my desktop is twilight-pc and my laptop is Twilight's-MacBook-Pro. 
 
very original, I know. 

my desktop is twilight-pc and my laptop is Twilight's-MacBook-Pro. 
 
very original, I know. 

I have a 2012 MacBook Pro, which last time I checked is older than 5 years, and still runs very well, with official support from apple. 
 
it's definitely worth a premium considering all the stuff you get for free. an office suite, video editor, photo editor, music production software, etc. 

right? for once we have the superior product and can make fun of android users for overpriced phones

I'd argue 8.1 (which the OP didn't even list) was better than 10. the interface sucked but at least it was stable AF. 

@kokakolia don't bother. typical android fan. you can't convince them. 

You actually factually don’t get more IO with the Razer. TB3 is far more versatile. 
 
 

They swapped that god-awful keyboard with hopefully a more reliable one
They seem to have improved battery performance
Maybe thermals won't be as craptastic?
 
Maybe, just maybe.....this might be the first solid Mac laptop in years.

I mean it is the MacBook "Pro" for a reason. Its not cheap, but the comparable XPS 15 goes for 1950$ MSRP. If you're a student and looking for something in this form factor  its not that bad of a value. 

This looks pretty interesting. Looks like alot of the complaints about the older models have been addressed in this one. Always good to see a company listening to their customers.