
Janelle Germain
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For a company as about the sound as v Moda, this app is not as robust as I expected (compared too Jaybird, for instance). It isn't noted anywhere that I saw, but you have to have the headphones connected to get past the initial spinning circle. Edit: now the app on new Sony phone won't connect. Had to use old LG phone to update firmware on the headphones. They have a USBC connection; just let us update them on the website. This app is terrible.
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Robert Stojkovic
Dear Developers, I rarely write reviews. The headphones once working have a great Soundstage. But they are severily hindered by the apps/Bluetooths functionality. I would expect to pair the headphone either over Bluetooth from the phone itself or from the app. But both work only partially. To have a functioning headphone/app combination I have to set the headphone to pairing mode, then pair via the app first and then with androids Bluetooth pairing. Theres definitely work to be done. Thx
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Drew B
They are certainly better at making headphones than they are at making applications. Aside from that, the headphones are heavy, uncomfortable, and very expensive. I've put these headphones down at this point and primarily use my Sony over the ear headphones. The only reason I picked these vmoda back up after they sat in a box for two years, is because I remembered they support AptX codec. However, knowing that the app has zero functionality and won't even launch, not having an EQ sucks. Fix itVM
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