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Chaos said:
What amp do you have?
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Currently I am using my phone LG G7 thinq as a driver which works pretty good but I’m going upgrade to a desktop dac amp pair in the future. I currently own the Sennheiser HD 598se, MassDrop 58x, and beyerdynamic dt770 pro 250 ohms in the order. I really like them all esp. the 58x and dt770 but people say it (58x) has a lower resolution when it comes to the mids, and bass is slightly boosted (which I don’t have a complaint of) and that HD 650 has got more details in terms of resolution and has tight and right bass.

So I am basically wondering what would be the next upgrade path in my audio journey. Have seen many praising the planar manetic HiFiman Sundara and also the HD650, with of course a proper setup of desktop dac/amp pair.
 
raydialseeker said:
Since it's a dual cell battery it splits the wattage across two of them.

3 easy steps to not murder your battery with fast charging:

1. Don't charge overnight unless you have to

2. Plug it in when you wake up. Go brush, make coffee. Viola you're phone is at 85%

3. Try not to charge to 100% unless you need to.

Also I've got a free battery replacements coz of some care plan. To add to that batteries are cheap as hell and even if I'd have to replace it in a yr the convenience and time saved are worth it to me.
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It is the current that charges a battery and the higher voltage is needed to be able to constantly push the same high level of current. Once it reaches peak operating voltage, the current has to be reduced as it causes a lot of heat generation. This heat is what deteriorates the battery and the fast chargers that maintain these higher current levels at high voltages for fast charging are the ones that kill the battery quickly. To prevent high voltages, some of these large charging bricks use Buck converters to step down the voltage but that comes at the loss of efficiency which is why you have these bricks heating up a lot. There is no beating a low voltage, low current charger in terms of efficiency.

Also, it is the current that is split between the two cells in parallel. Some of these proprietary technologies are now pushing 6+ A, so even if you split it between the cells, it is charging smaller cells (2000-2500 mAh each) at relatively high current/voltage levels with a lot of loss. It will thus deteriorate both the cells equally fast, much worse than a single large cell, while charging quite inefficiently.

TinTinSnowy said:
I wouldn't worry much about battery. I will prefer to go for large battery with fastest possible charging. Battery replacements are cheap. Mostly under 2K with labour charges at official service center for android devices. Not sure about iOS devices though.
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Some people don't want to keep on creating e-waste because it is "easy" and "cheap", especially when it is easy to maintain a battery with a regular charger without much inconvenience if you are not lazy about it.

indy1811 said:
I don't know which oneplus charger you had but I've used everything from a Oneplus 3 charger to a Nord 2 charger and all of them have charged phones at normal speeds - not warp speed. Heck, I even charged an ipad (Air 2) using my Oneplus charger and it charged faster than the original Apple charger.

Does Oneplus follow standards, No. Do their chargers work with other devices, Yes. May not give you full speed but they do charge at normal speeds.
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May be your experience is different but my experience with the 7T was exactly the same as in this thread. The third-party chargers were rubbish with the 7T when I didn't have the Warp charger.
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Similarly, my experience has been the same when using the Warp charger on other devices. Like below it is mentioned that it doesn't work with the Switch and in the same way it worked extremely crappily with all my other devices.
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warp charger and other devices

This night seem like a stupid question but can you charge other devices with it or will it fry it?
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People may hate it but Samsung, Apple, Google following the USB-PD specifications and not going overboard with marketing numbers is actually a good thing. USB PD devices also have a better fallback option with normal chargers than proprietary ones.
 
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princeoo7 said:
Ye pehele bhol dete bhai :angelic:

Samsung 970 EVO Plus 1TB PCIe NVMe M.2 (2280) Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) (MZ-V7S1T0) - Rs. 12,549.00 incl. GST​


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Hahaha. I'm still a "new" member because I haven't posted enough on here.

Our refurbished units are also available although not listed on amazon yet.

They carry the same warranty as our brand new products and we handle the rma process in case of any issues as well
 

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raydialseeker said:
Hahaha. I'm still a "new" member because I haven't posted enough on here.

Our refurbished units are also available although not listed on amazon yet.

They carry the same warranty as our brand new products and we handle the rma process in case of any issues as well
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this look great pricing ...
 
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Hahaha. I'm still a "new" member because I haven't posted enough on here.

Our refurbished units are also available although not listed on amazon yet.

They carry the same warranty as our brand new products and we handle the rma process in case of any issues as well
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Not too long ago I paid 1,100 for Corsair AF140 and now for almost half the price I can get a P14 PWM? WOW
 
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raydialseeker said:
Hahaha. I'm still a "new" member because I haven't posted enough on here.

Our refurbished units are also available although not listed on amazon yet.

They carry the same warranty as our brand new products and we handle the rma process in case of any issues as well
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Does the Row num 31 mentions your FB profile name as well - saw that name at many of the FB groups.

Great pricing and good to know
 
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raydialseeker said:
Hahaha. I'm still a "new" member because I haven't posted enough on here.

Our refurbished units are also available although not listed on amazon yet.

They carry the same warranty as our brand new products and we handle the rma process in case of any issues as well
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Looks like I paid 14% more on the 280 Freezer II (renewed) than I should have
 
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chetansha said:
(Renewed) WD Blue 2TB SATA M.2 SSD 2280 PCIe Gen3 Internal SSD - Refurbay Certified https://www.amazon.in/dp/B09H3PXM5K/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_XQPXF0NEF90Y4DMD4EB9

2tb m2 sata wd 13k


Also available: wd sn 750 2tb 16k

(Renewed) Refurbay SN750 Black 2TB NVME M.2 SSD 2280 PCIe Gen3 Internal SSD - Refurbay Certified https://www.amazon.in/dp/B09H3PDN7F/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_ZF7YDWWAQ18G3NJJJV1M
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As SSD have life a renewed SSD may carry the same warranty but will it carry the same life?
 
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enthusiast29 said:
Obviously depends on the TBW. If it's a random return of "no longer needed"/"purchased by mistake", I assume it won't have much TBW, practically brand new. Else it could be a chia mined abused, who knows...
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These days the chances of that kind of stuff seem much higher. Though chia is not really profitable. Scamsters are around everywhere
 
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