While I have the earbud version, theres no doubt in my mind that Skullcandy is here to stay. Great sound and comfortable feeling in your ears is what the selling points that they give, and they dont disappoint either. Will definitely recommend these pair and any pair of the Skullcandy line that they have, and with the price thats very affordable, this makes it even comparable to Sennheiser, which I highly recommend as well.
I actually had a chance to see this in action before my dad bought it, and I have to say thay its pretty good, mainly because it will guide you back to your destination if you get lost, and it provides a vast of info on the screen. Its the first time that Ive seen that it will display your speed and what the recommended speed is for the road, especially when it comes to interstates and main state roads. Be careful which one you do get though, because the price can spike up significantly if you want things such as updated traffic and road conditions, and map updates. Many of these similar models from Tom Tom have lifetime updates if you update within 30 days from the existing map/traffic so thats cool. Just make sure that the suction cup from behind the console unit is secure and youre on your way to undiscovered places that you didnt know even existed!!
My, my, does time fly! I love the Sega Dreamcast, as it was the only system that catered to my needs: arcade games. There was port after port of many arcade games: Daytona USA, Hydro Thunder, Virtua Cop, and list goes on), but I liked how well the controller fit in my hands, as my hands are small. Graphics were considered decent (1999), but horrible by todays standards (2010). It had its own dedicated memory module, even w/mini game on it, but batteries were button-type, as the unit was too small for regular batteries, and I like that it had 2 slots on the controller 1 for memory, other for rumble feature, which I used alot. All in all, a great system. Too bad mine got torched when my moms house caught fire, otherwise I would still be playing NBA Showtime on it!! - BLUEBOY
Very good player overall, sound it the best that I have heard from other players (Apple, Sony). FM radio can in pretty good for all of the stations that I could get in. Video is somewhat less forgiving, as I would like to have other formats, and no FLAC support for audio is a bummer. Hopefully a firmware update will adjust this, as it is a popular format. Other than said issues, the player is very good. One comment as regard to the wheel: Make sure that if get anything sticky on or near the wheel to get if off ASAP. I slipped some liquid (wine w/honey) and its very difficult to move. Hope this review helps you. - BLUEBOY
I bought this CB on Thanksgiving Day, and i recommend one thing, that you get a rabbit ears antenna and not a flat antenna cause it too difficult to zero in exact stations when you move antenna over the whole wall to get a good picture, and make sure you have an antenna that is amplified, cause I find it next to impossible to get stations without one, even in "direct line on sight" of a digital signal. Other than that, the setup was easy, and like mentioned earlier, you have to point the remote pretty much directly to the unit for it to respond. The program guide is great, with some stations I was getting up to 12 to 24 hours of programming, with is very convenient when wanting to find out what's on. I have seen better CB's but this is an alternative if you have the patience for it.
