Sentences with phrase «bit at higher volume»

These headphones falter a bit at higher volume levels, and they don't feature noise - canceling, but just about any genre sounds great with the Sense, and you'll be able to listen for prolonged sessions thanks to an 18 - hour battery life.

Unfortunately, bass is represented at all and the sound distorts quite a bit at higher volumes.

The case vibrates a bit at higher volumes, which is hardly surprising.

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Sleep Easy has responded to some complaints about the sound being too quiet by stating that this device is for sleeping, so the levels of sound are meant to be a bit low even at the highest volume.

Comments Con: Your music volume is a bit too high and overwhelming at some points making it hard to hear what your saying about the beer.

At high volume, the system tended to rattle the Juke Nismo RS» panels a bit, not too surprising considering the wealth of plastic around the cabin.

However, at higher volumes, we did notice a bit of low - end distortion from the door speakers.

For instance, high volume, experienced traders may want to stick with brokerages which offer no - frills services at a discount, while novice traders or less experienced investors may choose to pay a bit more for the one - on - one attention of a full service broker.

Elsewhere in the mix, we noticed the upper register getting a bit muddy, and at higher volumes there was some distortion.

Whilst we enjoyed the Wonderboom's compact form factor and design, the speaker sounds a bit strained at mid to high volumes, something Braven's Ready Solo simply doesn't exhibit.

At more moderate volumes, the deep bass is still prominent in the mix — but because the S500i also boosts and sculpts the higher frequencies quite a bit, there's a decent sense of balance between the lows and highs.

At full volume, we rarely encounter bad distortion, but highs can be a bit shrill.

In general, the latest Erato model are somewhat muddy in the low end, but sharp and crisp up high — so much so that the high register becomes a bit harsh at higher volumes on some songs, including The Dirty Projector's Gun Has No Trigger.

It's excellent for podcasts, though it's still a bit tinny when you playback music at the highest volume.

The speakers can get quite loud (for a 4.6 inch phone) however at the highest volumes the sound loses depth and can be a bit «squeaky».

The Amazon Echo has a few more speakers inside its chassis, and can therefore sound a bit better at higher volumes, however what's under the hood here is enough to get the job done.

The balance can feel a bit bass - heavy at higher volumes, but the mid-highs and highs necessary for voice communication are easily discernible.

Pump the volume all the way up, and you'll find the treble / high - frequencies are too harsh, while bass loses its effectiveness at such volume; the low - end also vanishes a bit when you turn the speaker down too low, too, so you definitely have to find a volume sweetspot somewhere in the middle for the most balanced sound results.

Despite being able to reproduce seriously deep bass at high volumes, like the drum hits in The Knife's «Silent Shout» without distortion, the rest of the JVC pair's frequency range feels a bit off.

It only has one speaker which is still common on phones these days, but it's not the best speaker out there and at higher volumes (lower than we would have expected) it began to sound a little bit tinny and would also start to sound blown out just a little bit.

The audio quality is nothing to write home about, and they're a bit abrasive at higher volumes.