Review on Philips TAH4205 wireless headphones, white by Ingrid Lukov ᠌

Headphones are not really for music, more for movies. Noise cancellation is conspicuously absent, despite being listed in several places. Well, I took from for 2390. For this money, this is probably not bad. Pros below: They sit comfortably, sound good if worn on a hat. Ears don't get tired. Presumably long battery life. Got cons: Noise suppression is declared - it is in the description for NM and in the product brochure for them. Nowhere else is noise cancellation mentioned. Turning it on and off doesn't appear to be adjustable. Yes, the BASS button does not increase the bass too much, to put it mildly. On the street, even at low negative temperatures, crackling appears in the right ear, like a pickup. It subsequently disappears at room temperature.