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

Headphones for the amount less than 500r. I will compare with my former Fiscer for an even larger amount. The manufacturing quality is not the best, but it could be worse - the rubber bands do not fall off (as was the case with the fiskers), the cable is soft and thin - it does not pull the earpiece out of the ears and does not seem to be going to break (what happened with the fiskers - the oak cable interfered, but then it broke in three places). Noise isolation is so-so - i. E. the sound muffles well, but not "ear plugs", although for urban use this is even a plus - it seems like everything around is quieter, but humming cars and slamming doors are audible. I was pleasantly surprised by the sound (I listened to from different sources), which I did not expect to find for such a sum. Yes, in the middle there is a typical porridge for such a price (a common occurrence, so I can’t call it a minus), although there is still some readability - it doesn’t hurt the ears, and that’s fine. But the study of the tops and bottoms for such ears is excellent - usually cheap plugs crush everything with hypertrophied bottoms and terribly kill the tops - as a rule there is no upper middle, but only the ringing of the highest frequencies. But everything is fine with the Phils - a clear detailed (taking into account the price) upper middle, clear, not ringing highs, and a soft but deep bass - you can hear and feel it, but it does not interrupt the whole song with itself. If the middle was more detailed, I would consider it ideal headphones in the category up to 1000r.