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So why do you need this stuff from Nyrius? Oh, c'mon! That's not a fair question. You're not here shopping Woot Plus sales on Tech.Woot because you NEED stuff. You're here because you WANT stuff, like fun little gadgets. And that's just what we got here: some fun little gadgets! Nyrius offical site
Admittedly, I'm not familiar with this brand at all. Who can tell me about these items?
$37.99 for a 720p/1080i switch with only component hookups. Good reviews but IMO in this day and age I can't see the point of not having at least an HDMI out.
beautyofmachines wrote:$37.99 for a 720p/1080i switch with only component hookups. Good reviews but IMO in this day and age I can't see the point of not having at least an HDMI out.
And beyond that, the only real value in this is remote switching, which I feel like is of rather limited need for most people. Otherwise, there are cheaper options. Heck, you can just grab a toslink switch for $5, and go hook the component cables into a normal $5 A/V switcher that's meant for composite + RCA audio, and it'll work fine.
anything about the earphones?
baristaboss58 wrote:anything about the earphones?
Customer reviews at Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Nyrius-NAEB500-Performance-Undistorted-Anti-tangle/product-reviews/B005MR7YV4/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt/191-9727544-3928304?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1
I actually have a pair of these headphones. I don't consider myself an audio expert by any means but the difference between these and the headphones I received with my iPod is crazy, and instantly noticeable. Plus they come with like 8 different pairs of rubber tips, so they're pretty much guaranteed to fit no matter how big or small your ears are.
Here's a YouTube video showcasing the language translator. http://youtu.be/DhhaPDD0N_M
Returned a Nyrius optical audio switch less than a week ago because the thing was DOA. Customer service was nonexistent. I'm feeling pretty wary of their products right now.
