🎧 PHILIPS Pro Wired Earbuds: Enhanced Sound Quality, Lightweight Design and Comfort Fit Review

Good headphones. They sound like "empty" but can get loud. I wish they had more bass, the headphones are like a slightly lower quality Apple earbud. It's not bad for the price, but I wouldn't exactly call it a "pro".

These would be good except they are horribly unbalanced between left and right ears. balanced headphones are cheaper and Philips has design or quality issues.

Small and very comfortable, the cable transmits a little movement, you have to bring the microphone to your face to hear the other End. PC audio recording has better mic quality than calls, partly because there's no movement, but with VoIP or Zoom calls, people have complained that they can hear me so well. The "Pro" in the name is just marketing, and at this price point you've got a choice between Sony, Apple, and other brands where the sound is clearer and the bass is deeper. In terms of…

I really like these headphones. They sound great and are very comfortable. The button works as advertised, nice and clicky. They sit pretty close to the ear so lying down with them isn't stuffy or anything. But I have major complaints about the microphone. For some reason the microphone picks up sound from the headphones. So if you're on the phone, shooting a video or something similar, the sound will be played twice. And when you're on the phone and using them, the caller hears himself. It…

It's been about a month since I bought these headphones. Having used them extensively, I think I can write a fairly thorough review on them! For the price, these headphones are a great option. Sound quality is excellent, passive noise cancellation is pretty good, and they're relatively portable. It comes with a case and two extra pairs of silicone tips, one of which is smaller. I had no problem using them in various fields like competitive PC gaming, listening to music, voice chat, etc…

I ONLY WEAR HEADPHONES . So I compared them to three other cheap headphones: - Sony in-ear headphones - $10 - Small driver, average, poor sound, tangled wires, NOT sticky wire. - Old Samsung S6 headphones - $8, small driver, cable does NOT tangle, does not fit in a HUMAN ear. Gummy Cord.-Skull Candy Headphones - $18 - Same as Sony but twice the price. Gummy Cord.PHILLIPS Pro: -SOUND: Turn the same song on and off, then try out multiple songs. You will find that regular in-ear earphones lack any

Okay, these predators just arrived so this is an initial listening test, not a durability rating. I am using the headphone cases that the product came in. Seemed to fit okay. As humans we are different, so wear what is most comfortable - you have three choices. Now to the music. I play with a Sony MP3 player. Before that I used OEM headphones for about 10 years so I take good care of my electronics. When you see the photos you will understand why I love this vintage MP3 player. Headphones…

, I was looking for headphones with a microphone. That's when I came across the Performance PRO1605. I was surprised to see some small headphones advertised as Hi-Res Audio. Not to mention the price shocked me. So I decided to take a chance with Philips as I already own their great SHP9500 headphones. DESIGN: The PRO6105 earbuds have a beautiful and shiny metal design on the outside of the earbuds. Inside is a dark blue plastic surface with the letters L and R on their respective sides. It is…