Princess Máxima repeated the large Fabienne Delvigne natural straw hat she wore three days ago in Brunei. Queen Beatrix and Princess Máxima changed into ANOTHER set of outfits and hats today (I’m just tired thinking about it!) Queen Beatrix was again in dark navy, this hat with a rounded crown and cutout detail on the side of the brim. With her polished side chignon and diamonds, and she looked just beautiful.įor meetings later in the day, Beatrix changed into a simple navy straw bumper hat with double upturned brim hat to match her navy and white dress suit. The hat, a modern flower made of ecru coloured sinmay, was interesting without being weird or over the top. Máxima arrived in Singapore wearing the same outfit and hat she wore last June in Florence for the wedding of Princess Maria Carolina of Bourbon Parma and for the Four Freedoms Awards in May 2008. This was my favourite look for her so far on this tour. The stripe of purple on the brim works so well both the scale and colour are great on Beatrix. For their arrival and official welcome, Beatrix wore a round, flat-topped cornflower blue hat (in her classic cake shape) with a high, upturned double brim. On hindsight, the JX10 is actually quite uncomfortable without the ear gels.Queen Beatrix, Prince Willem-Alexander and Princess Máxima are continuing their tour of Southeast Asia with a two-day visit to Singapore. Now, I think the ear gels are a definite must-have. Now, with the ear gel directly channeling sound into the middle ear, the clarity and loudness has become even more superb. Powerful layouts let you pick sizes & duplicates - print portraits, contact sheets, or school photos. The ear loops that come with the JX10 are quite unnecessary with the ear gels (not that the ear loops were very necessary in the first place).Īudio from the JX10 is already very clear without the ear gel. The easiest way to print your digital photos. In fact, because they fit into the contours of the outer ear, they also fit on rather securely. This is different from the simple shaped ear gels for the Jabra BT250v. Well, nevermind, they do look like they’d be a comfortable fit.Īs you might have noticed in the photo above, these ear gels are moulded to fit the contours of the outer area (the Antihelix and Crest of Helix I think that’s what they’re called?), much like the design of hearing aids.
So I made a trip down to the distributor’s office, and got 2 surprises: They only had the boring plain translucent variety, and they cost S$5 per pair (left and right side).
PHOTOPRESS SINGAPORE FREE
Yes they do have ear gels, selling for S$5 (yeah, unfortunately not free like how the Treonauts fellow got his).
The black ones would go nicely with my black JX10. They also sent a picture of the ear gels: a pack of green, blue and black variety ear gels. They confirmed in their email reply the next day that ear gels were indeed available for the JX10 and directed me to the local distributor in Singapore. Its never been easier or more affordable. The Partnership current operating status is live and has been operating for 25 years. Singapore Photographers Snappr connects you to pre-vetted photographers in Singapore. The address of the Partnership's registered office is at the JURONG POINT building. I saw this blog post on Treonauts and decided I had to contact Jabra about the not-so-comfortable JX10 fit in my ear. PHOTOPRESS (the 'Partnership') is a Partnership, incorporated on 5 September 1998 (Saturday) in Singapore. It turns out there are ear gels for the Jabra JX10 after all.
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