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Philips SHE9850
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User Score (43)8.9
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Expert Score (17)7.8
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Philips SHE9850 headphones deliver the ultimate in pure sound. Backed by a Balanced Armature transducer, expert tuning and an Angled Acoustic design, they yield remarkably crisp, detailed and transparent audio with extended precision highs.
- High definition transducer
- Precise acoustic tuning
- Angled acoustic design
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Pros & Cons
- wide soundstage, clear sweet highs, great detail, great comfort, nice carrying case
- short cord, bass a little uncontrolled, single driver design, less inspiring treble performance, noisy cable swing
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Philips SHE9850 In-ear Headphones
Reviewer: PC Magazine14 August 2008- Overall 8
Despite the model name, Philips isn't marketing its SHE9850 In-Ear Headphones to women only. These comfortable $99.99 earphones certainly aren't bass-heavy, but they offer a reasonable amount of low-end presence. There's a bit of brightness missing from the high-frequency response, but overall these 'phones deliver solid performance for the price. If you have 100 bucks to spend on a pair of earphones, the SHE9850 set is definitely worth considering. Read more
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Philips SHE9850
Reviewer: Digitaltrends23 June 2008- Overall 7
Phillips’ most recent entry into the earbud market touts an expert tuned and angled acoustic design, which reportedly provides remarkably “crisp, detailed and transparent”... Read more
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Good Earbuds but Leak Sound
Reviewer: T. Hakes, Amazon02 February 2009 See Product at Amazon ($94.00)- Overall 6
These are good earphones for the price, but I had a major problem with the sound leaking out the back of the earphones. I think for the price, the sound quality is good. The problem I have with these earphones is when I listen to the earphones at my normal volume everyone can hear what I am listening to. I bought in ear headphones so I wouldn't disturb other people with my music. People commented that they could hear my music when I was walking down the street. They... Read more
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Good, but disappointing highs and lows
Reviewer: Curtis Quark, Digitaltrends30 November 2008- Overall 6
I bought these after deciding that I wanted good quality sound, but didn't want to spend the money on Westone UM2's or Shure SE530's. I played some familiar music once I had them, and was immediately disappointed. It sounds as if someone has deliberately clipped all the bass and treble frequencies out of the piece, leaving only a mid-range sound. While it's midrange frequencies do sound very good, there is a substantially reduced soundstage - compared to a pair of 40... Read more
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