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Thanks again, do all of them also support mic inputs? Wanted to get something nice, I've seen her using boats and cheap JBLs quite a lot , they tend not last long. Have heard several complaints that one ear stops working in a few months, something as such.

Like I just said she just came out of the hospital, the budget can be lowered not an issue just want to make sure the quality is good Any suggestions if we go for a lower budget?

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Thanks for the wishes, yes she is well now. Starting her junior college soon. Do those headphones have a decent mic input too? Would be helpful during zoom calls, college video calls etc.

Hello everyone, Im not much of an audiophile, but recently my niece just got out of the hospital after having covid. Wanted to get her a good pair of headphones around INR 20000 ish (she's quite young and tends to break expensive stuff), can anyone suggest some good Bluetooth headphones?

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Pardon my question @PradUp but have you tried replacing thermal pads? Also where might be the best place to look for them?

Not everyone is knows how to do that, not everyone understands all that jargon, many just need a simple computer for their day-to-day needs. If you do thats great, "the number of ways the system can get infected" is just a plain dumb reason. Look at the use case and only then advice a person...

Get a chromebook or a cheap windows laptop, should serve you well as @msankadi said. Dont go with a linux machine if someone doesnt know how to get around that OS or uses command line for a living. Some people are used to a simple OS like windows. chrome or even macOS. No need to go through an...

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Alright, all the best, not even going to try to explain diversification here as the expense ratio which you are quoting in the grand scheme of things is hardly negligible, not to mention if you had been investing since Y2K in mutual funds your would have perhaps have a portfolio worth crores...

I have not used any cuss words against you, nor have I attacked you, mind your language Look into the rational that you give, you expect a person to keep tracking the PEG, Revenue Growth, Profitability growth, sustainable business architecture, attrition rates, among various other key factors...

Your age is a major consideration, if you're young you can take more risk, only when you get older you need a good debt portfolio on your hands. If Kuvera is bugging for such trivial matters I would suggest just switch to something else, perhaps Zerodha is a better fit.

No, bluechip and large cap are pretty much the same, you can check the holdings Balanced funds are not suggestable to anyone Debt is only good if youre quite old and would need the money for any near term expenses Motilal oswals n100 is pretty good other options include Edelweiss US technology...

You like a person who would have invested in Ranbaxy, Reliance Capital Reliance Communications, maybe even Yes bank and Vodafone Idea (at 100), to you I say goodluck. Youre the smartest and rest of the world is are nincompoops. Too many funds in all honesty in the same category, thats not...

These used to be labelled as multi cap funds but later on when SEBI found out that they didnt follow the 25-25-25 rule for large caps, mid caps and small caps, the fund manager did a shoddy work with the rest of the industry and introduced this category. Problem is instead of this fund a...

Were all the unit holders duly paid their amount with the increase they had seen over the years? Yes, one isolated incident, otherwise ICICI bank should be shut down tomorrow. Mutual funds are properly diversified and have a varied amount of stocks, for instance in 2000 will you be able to buy...

Imagine tomorrow you are buying a car, what would go through your mind? The speed, acceleration, mileage etc. You wouldnt just wake up tomorrow and go to the showroom and buy a car. Thats why the fundamentals are important, you get to know everything about what you are investing in, because you...

Dont ever go for an RD, the AXIS long term growth plan is good, you need not invest in Mirae Asset Tax Saver unless youre looking for deductions under 80C Ive been doing both for quite a long time now, i would suggest instead of going for direct equity, go for ETFs and/or mutual fund. This is...