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.
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
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
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
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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