🎧 Philips PH802 Wireless Bluetooth Over-Ear Headphones with Noise Isolation and Hi-Res Audio, up to 30 Hours Playtime, Rapid Charge (TAPH802BK) Review

The corner of the box was dented and the MSDS and quick guide to understanding these buttons were missing. Bluetooth quality is much worse than in line-in mode. The noise can be heard clearly. The built-in microphone constantly turns into a robot. Headphones are uncomfortable. My broken Logitech G930 is better. The only good thing I can't miss is fast charging. The lesson here is simply to buy more expensive cans.

Stylish looking, a little heavy but still comfortable these headphones suit my needs. They definitely have a full sound, maybe a bit heavy for some people. Bluetooth immediately connected to my MP3 player. Controls include volume and track skip/back, as well as pause and some phone functions. Since I'll only be using them during workouts, I haven't tried connecting them to other devices. They only had one day, but so far so good. (Price was $10 less than I ordered,)

I bought the ph802 headphones at the end of January 2021. I used them for several hours a day from January 28th to May 4th when they stopped working for no apparent reason. They were fully charged, but the power button became unreliable, and then the maximum volume dropped to near zero. While they worked, they sounded great and offered good isolation from road noise when walking, so I wasn't aware of them. Cars. I really liked them but they didn't last long enough to justify buying them again.

Sound quality is decent, battery life is okay. Build quality and materials are rubbish. No insults from me. After 10 months: the frame is completely broken, the upholstery has fallen apart, the plastic on the side is torn, the microphone is peeling off, the message "maximum volume" is very annoying. this and said I can send it to them for investigation. They don't see falling cushions as a problem. Aside from the extremely poor build quality and junk support, there's one other thing that makes…

If your sound quality metrics are strong deep bass and high treble when you crank the Low and High Graphic EQ sliders in the car to the max, then they may be ideal for you. As far as I can tell, its digital processing sets the extreme frequencies apart from everything else. I don't think these are physical drivers and structures, but rather digital manipulation to give the casual listener the *perception* of range and clarity, but that's my guess. It's distracting and a little tiring to listen…

I'll try to keep it fairly simple but overall I recommend buying them for the price. This applies to the PH802 model, not the PH805. What is the difference between PH802 and PH805? - Bluetooth 4.2 vs. 5 - No touch function (no loss as sliding/tapping in one control is very efficient (imo) - Not a case. - Finally obviously no ANC (but after ANC has gone over $100 or more has been tried.) (-$50 and compared to the PH805 tests and considering the audio quality loss with ANC enabled, there really…

First off, these are the best sounding headphones I've ever used. Some brands I've used include JBL, Apple, Taotronics, Jaybird, and Beats. They knock them out of the water, which is amazing because I've never really associated Philips with sound technology. These headphones are very well balanced and fairly close to neutral in sound. The bass is clean and powerful, but doesn't drown out the highs and mids. All frequencies are quite clean. No frequency competes with each other. The sound…

Wish listed these headphones when my old MPOW-059 headphones stopped working after 2 years. I was happy with my old pair but figured a more expensive pair would last longer. I opened it for Christmas and was very happy. They connected to my laptop and phone via Bluetooth very easily and the sound quality was great! To be clear, I'm not an audiophile, although I've used headphones from a few well-known brands such as Beats and Airpods. These headphones had the best sound quality I have ever…