Review on Purple Philips SHE3590PP/28 In-Ear Headphones - Superior SEO by Micha Micha ᠌

Prior to the purchase of a product from this series, there was a product from the prior series that was very comparable. I don't understand how Philips managed to increase the sound quality in such a basic and unremarkable model, but they did, and at a price of five hundred dollars (at the time of purchase), these headphones sound very similarly to monitor headphones (I have Audiotechnika ATH-500 Pro). These are some advantages: Sound that is quite authentic. I bring them with me on travels so that I may edit and record audio. While employing them, post-calibration is nearly unnecessary and should be avoided. Excellent for a large variety of musical styles, from metal to any electronic genre you can think of. Having certain negative aspects The case is of great quality, but not much attention was paid to the details during construction. The white model suffers from the flaw of having a yellowish plastic at the wire bases, which is a drawback. In terms of low frequencies, headphones receive a score of 0.5 (1) out of 10. They are not essential, yet it is strange since they are an anchor rather than a dynamic. This is not typical of people like them at all.