Sony NWZ-WH303 headphones review

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Sony NWZ-WH303 headphones review
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It can even blast songs out of the built-in speakers, if you really want to annoy everyone on the bus. But can it compete with the likes of the Sennheiser Momentum On-Ear in terms of performance?

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The Sony NWZ-WH303 is a chunky old pair, but then it has to be to incorporate the 4GB onboard memory. Sling it round your neck and the leather earcups are big enough to double as a nice chin rest. If subtlety is your thing, look elsewhere.

We tested the white pair, which was a bit gaudy for our tastes. But it also comes in black.

It’s a solid pair of headphones, and feels like it’s built to take a knock or two. But it’s a bit plasticky, and feels cheap next to the likes of the Bose AE2.

The Sony NWZ-WH303 weighs 292g, which won’t be too noticeable in your bag. It’s worth noting it doesn’t fold up like the Sennheiser PX 200-II or the B&W P3 so it’s not the most portable pair around.

Sony NWZ-WH303: Comfort

The faux-leather earcups and headband make the Sony NWZ-WH303 a comfy pair to wear – after a while, you can easily forget you’re wearing headphones at all, which is a real plus, especially given how chunky a pair it is.

It also doesn’t make your ears too hot after prolonged wearing, which we’ve found on some other on-ear pairs, like the Sol Republic Tracks HD.

Sony NWZ-WH303: Durability

Despite being a bit plasticky, the Sony NWZ-WH303 feels sturdy enough to survive being chucked in a bag along with your other gadgets. The only delicate parts are the controls on the bottom of the right earpiece, but even they should withstand a fair bit of punishment.

Sony NWZ-WH303: Sound quality

So how does it actually sound? Not fantastic, to be honest. There’s a real loss of detail, especially when you play songs through the speakers rather than the headphones. The guitars on AC/DC’s For Those About To Rock (We Salute You) sounded very fuzzy, and this was even more noticeable when pumped up loud. Bass is heavy, but lacks punchiness, and the treble is a bit underwhelming.

They let in a lot of background sound too, which is disappointing for an on-ear pair. Walk around town in them, and you’ll have to crank the volume up to block out the traffic noise. Switch to speaker mode, and they can go loud enough to annoy the bus, or entertain a few pals. But it’s not going to start a party.

The controls are a bit limited. For a start, they’re on the underside of the earcup, which isn’t the most intuitive place for them. They can only control songs stored on the built-in memory, so you can’t use them to control tracks played from an MP3 player.

You can’t fast forward within a song either, you have to skip to the next track or folder. You also can’t play songs from your MP3 player through the Sony NWZ-WH303’s speakers, only tracks stored on the onboard memory. All of which seems a bit of an oversight.

But getting songs onto the flash memory is a doddle. Plug the Sony NWZ-WH303 into your computer, and it’ll appear as an external hard drive would. Then you just drag and drop, or install the Content Transfer program.

Sony NWZ-WH303: Verdict

The Sony NWZ-WH303 gets full points for ingenuity, and it’s a fair price given that it’s effectively three products in one. But it’s more of a (headphone) jack of all trades, and master of none.

World of Warcraft Gaming Peripherals

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audioWarcraft Gaming GearWorld of Warcraft has grown from a game into a world wide brand. With that success several companies have created new products themed specifically for the world of Azeroth. This list includes everything from headsets to mouse pads and continues to grow everyday. Unfortunately a lot of players in the game are not what I would call “computer people.” Sure they play it on their PC, but they don’t get into the hardware side of things. They just pick it up to enjoy themselves and forget about it later. Some of them have never seen the Warcraft gaming accessories so I have put together a list of what is available.

WOW HeadsetAs pictured above one of the hottest items is the World of Warcraft headset which is manufactured by Creative. It definatley looks like it was forged from the anvil in Ironforge and even sports color changing lenses on each side. Those lenses can also be changed based on your faction or class.
The Warcraft headset comes in both wired and wireless varieties.
Warcraft Legendary MMO MouseNext we have the Legendary MMO Mouse specifically designed for massively multi-player games, specifically Warcraft. It is a wired mouse that obviously sports cataclysmic looks. You can customise the colors with an absurd amount of options and even change how it pulsates.
Gaming wise it has 11 programmable buttons and is designed to fit comfortably in your hand for long raiding sessions. To cap it off you also have the ability to configure your mouse buttons directly in the game. This is much better than messing with the typical driver software and then trying to configure your game to match that.
SteelSeries World of Warcraft Cataclysm MMO Gaming MouseWe have another mouse, the SteelSeries WOW Cataclysm mouse. This mouse has more of a traditional look, which in my opinion matches the headset quite well. The Cataclysm mouse offers 14 programmable buttons and 130 predefined commands to make setting it up a breeze.
WoW MousepadsWhat good is an expensive gaming mouse without a great gaming mouse pad. SteelSeries has also created a few fabulous pads that should fit the likes of any fan. All of their pads are designed to work with any mouse technology and feature a specially textured cloth surface. They currently have a Deathwing, Goblin, and Worgen mouse pads.
WOW ProductsSteelSeries World of Warcraft Legendary MMO Gaming MouseAmazon Price: $26.99
List Price: $79.99