🎧 Philips O'Neill SHO9575BW/28 THE SPECKED In-Ear Headset: Sleek Black and White Design Review

Really good sound quality! The only downside I have is that the wire wrapped around the earbuds makes a rubbing noise with every movement, which can be annoying.

This is my second pair of these earbuds and the last was 6 years before they finally wore me out with daily use. I use them at work and at home. They help drown out the noise of my co-workers and my lawnmower with ease.

I had to return this item as one of the headphones was completely broken on arrival. The wires inside were sticking out and everything was sticky (I don't know why? They were completely covered). I used to swear by these headphones but won't buy them again.

Somewhat disappointed, not as well built as its wild blue and fluoro orange predecessor launched almost 7 years ago. Yes, they've held me for so long! I'm not sure what this pair will be. It's so hard to find good ones - they not only sound good, they're well made too. I would not recommend this product.

I tried Bluetooth for a while but I just didn't feel the quality. The sound quality is more than decent. I've had headphones since August 17, 2015 and so far no particular complaints. I find the price even more than fair for the performance I have received so far. I'm not an expert. I just love these headphones

crappy headphones. I used to be a Phillips fan until I stumbled across them. done terribly.1. Poor quality microphone.2. Buds keep coming out. now don't give me the ears for it, many have tried it.3. Supposedly they are made for sports, they don't even last a minute, even in door sports.4. the tangle-free cable is also responsible for additional annoying noise, similar to a hollow container. It's really annoying when you can't hear anything. All the blame lies with Phillips, not the seller. He…

I've been buying Phillips headphones, earbuds etc for years - always good quality and above average build factor. The problem with this model is that the cable doesn't tangle - yes, it doesn't tangle, but the stiff material transfers body/chest movements directly to the earcup - perhaps it needs a more rubberized cable to avoid vibration up the cable send - you will be amazed how much noise your tunes fight is not good. I do like the pause button on the cable, however, but the volume control is

I got my Phillips SHE-9501 headphones as a gift about 5 years ago and they still sound fantastic. When the plastic started cracking, I decided to upgrade to the SHO-9575BW with a built-in microphone. I should have listened to other reviews but having had so much luck with my other Philips I bought this one. BIG MISTAKE. The sound of wiping the coating is constantly heard, the built-in volume control cracks, the sound quality / volume is not close to SHE-9501, and after 3 months the right kidney

Nice headphones and finally something that really works with my first gen Moto X. better control at low volume. The button works fine, double click to skip a song, single click to start or stop a song. I haven't tried Call yet, but I'm sure it will work. The downside is that the volume is very low; to compare with a pair of Sennheiser, the volume in the first segment of the phone's audio setup after the vibration was loud and clear (possibly too loud); and here with the slider at maximum…