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

For those who think that the bass is too high in these headphones. I agree with you. Yes, they overdid something with the bass, but . As they say: "Everyone does it for himself" If you listen to Philips players, then everything is OK :) Since the "FullSound" technology used in Philips players is fully compatible with these characteristics. And if you listen to players from other manufacturers, especially Sony, then the bass will seem too high to you. I have a Philips player and the sound is excellent, although my former Philips SHE3570 ears produced a cleaner sound compared to these. But even here there are charms. In this model of the SHE3590 ears, the tops have become softer, because of this, one might get the impression that they are not enough. In fact, they play cleaner than the SHE3570. And the sound does not merge as much into a "porridge" as it was with the SHE3570. So these ears are better than the predecessor. I will not say that they are the best, but for those who value safety and comfort, it is the best. For their price range they are the best (in terms of safety that some headphones can deafen your hearing, but not these) Philips is an innovative company. And that's why it is very important for them first of all your health, if excellent sound. So they added bass and made the highs soft, because highs contribute to hearing loss, not lows. Headphone lows can't harm your hearing, because everything is done with calculations. There will be no concussion. It can block your ears for a while if you listen at high volume, then after a few minutes the human ear returns to normal. This happens with any headphone. Some do blurry bass like these. In a word, the ears are good. Take it. Normal.