PHILIPS Audio Ear Pods SHB2505BK/00 Bluetooth Headphones (Echo Cancellation, Smart Pairing, Up To 20 Hours Play Time, Portable charging case), Black, One size

Initially loved these. Great sound and build quality.Battery could have been better but no complaints.No issues with Bluetooth connection.Always had a slight issue with fit... could be my ears... but lost left bud whilst cycling.Phillips customer care quick when emailed but can’t replace left bud.Now pretty useless!😖

The selection of different buds it's very good so should fit most people's ears, sound and volume levels seem very good. The only negatives is you can not use the left earbud without the right out of the case and it is slightly disappointing to still have the case charged by micro usb

Fit pretty well and seems well built. Very easy to connect with devices. Control option a bit lacking but not expecting much at this price.

After one year, the charging case doesn't work anymore and the battery keeps running off even if not used. It connects even if the buds are locked inside the case. That makes them useless while traveling. Of course, it happened just out of the guarantee period.

I wasn't sure what to expect from Philips wireless earbuds, especially at this price, but I was quite impressed with these headphones from them.The packaging is solid and clear. In the box are the headphones with their case, a charging cable and some different sized ear buds.I've had several pairs of generic ear buds before and always had trouble pairing them. No such trouble with Philips, is extremely easy to pair to my phone and both ear buds working together in sync.The buds are very comfortable, with no silly over the ear hooks and without applying uncomfortable pressure in the ear. I've tried wearing these both cycling and running, and although not noise cancelling the fit is so good with the standard buds for me that they might as well be. I am listening to podcasts and music a few clicks down on the volume compared with my previous in-ear headphones.The sound quality is ok. Fine for podcasts but absolutely fine for music too. For more money you'll definitely get more, but these aren't bad at all for most people - I have more expensive pairs which do sound better, but these are great value for money. If sound quality is more important for you but you don't want to spend more then consider either wired or normal wireless headphones (with a cable between the units) over standalone buds.Durability wise time will well, but these do feel very good. Battery wise also good, much better than some of the reviews. With a 30 min commute each way I find myself charging once a week to top up the buds and carry case.

While these aren't on the highest price bracket, they are poor value as you can get a generic brand for half the amount that would serve you better.The good:Compact sizereasonably good fitThe bad:Terrible battery (maybe 1h30)cuts out if you're on the move, and also poor sound (no bass!)

These looked good and fitted ears well, but there is absolutely no bass. Tried different graphic equalisers, but no joy. Such a shame as they are useless for music.

These are a pretty nifty set of ear buds, they come in their own charging case/ back up charger and should provide around 12 hours play if you store them in it when out and about, I haven't used them until they died so I can't vouch for that time - but I did use them on and off for a couple of days for I would say about 7 hours or so before I had the chance to plug the charger in again.Easy to pair to the devices I've used them on they connect instantly. They come with 3 sets of ear caps...I've used the smallest to get them properly into my ear. They have been pretty comfy no falling out when you don't want them to. Haven't had any dropping out of the BT signal either.There are some reviews saying there is no bass on these that leave me a little baffled, they sound really good, so much so that on one of my devices where I had the bass turned up on the EQ I had to turn it to neutral as it was so boomy it was breaking the music up . The bass isn't overbearing "it's where it should be" is a nice phrase I've heard and that describes it perfectly and unless you grew up listening through something like Beats headphones that severely boost the bass then you'll find them fine. I always say this with every set of buds, check each set of ear caps because if they don't fit properly then the bass will suffer.I like them, not as good soundwise as the Jabra Evolves but also a lot less expensive. Just for ref. so you know the kind of things I was listening to here's some of the songs The Church - Field of Mars, Motorhead - Motorhead, Flamin' Groovies - Shake Some Action, Moon Safari - Dance Across the Ocean, Steven Wilson - Pariah, MC5 - Kick Out the Jams, Led Zep - Achilles Last Stand, Jeffrey Lee Pierce - Cleopatra Dreams On, Pearl Jam - Porch, CSN - Marrakesh Express, Frost* - Black Light Machine, Espers - Dead Queen....and the like !

I purchased to attend meetings and calls, it's really worth to buy if you have back to back calls and helping me out... Thanks

I am using these earbuds for couple of months now and I love them. The noise canceling is great especially at gym and work environment. As it was uncomfortable for me I have removed the little pin that clicks in the ear for better support. Still I never have any of them fall off of my ear. The only issue that I have with them is that even the smallest earbud tips are slightly bigger than my ears, so I am looking to find smaller one.

Super Klang. Liegen gut im Ohr und springen beim Joggen nicht aus dem Ohr.

Pour son prix c'est vraiment un super produit, avec un très bon son et une autonomie largement suffisante! Et du coup je ne regrette absolument pas de ne pas avoir acheté les écouteurs Apple à 200 Euros voir plus…

Come qualcuno potrebbe pensare, Philips non è assolutamente un brand di secondo piano nel panorama "audiofilo" rispetto a quello di nomi ben più noti (come Bose, Sennheiser, Sony, B&W, B&O, Audio-Technica, Beyerdynamic, AKG e chi più ne ha più ne metta!). Di questo marchio esistono per esempio delle linee di cuffie che sono veramente di altissimo livello come le Fidelio.Tutto questo per dirvi che Philips è in grado di farvi avvicinare a prodotti di qualità senza per questo farvi asportare un rene in fase di acquisto. Con questi auricolari "UpBeat" True Wireless, a mio modesto parere Philips ha fatto centro.Stiamo parlando di un prodotto tutto sommato economico, nella fascia di prezzo 49/69 EURO, ma in grado di offrire quella "qualità" che ci si aspetta.Gli auricolari sono ben costruiti (anche se un po plasticosi) e hanno un look a mio parere molto gradevole, semplice e pulito. La base di ricarica (micro-usb) è ben realizzata, robusta e soprattutto delle giuste dimensioni!Almeno al mio orecchio, gli auricolari risultano confortevoli ed il sistema di fissaggio che utilizzano fa si che restino ben ancorati. I comandi/pulsanti non richiedono uno sforzo eccessivo e quindi il loro utilizzo nel complesso risulta poco fastidioso all'orecchio.A livello di connettività (BT 5.0) non ho riscontrato assolutamente nessun problema con il mio telefono. Pairing veloce, link stabile.Sulle prime la qualità del suono di questi auricolari mi ha lasciato con qualche dubbio e più di una perplessità. All'inizio tutto sembrava un po piatto senza profondità. Le frequenze c'erano tutte ma con una particolare enfasi sulle medie e le alte (con i bassi un po in disparte). In realtà dopo aver cambiato i gommini e studiato il giusto posizionamento nell'orecchio mi sono trovato di fronte ad un prodotto completamente diverso.I bassi sono in realtà ben presenti e definiti, con quell'effetto "punch" che a me piace molto. La maggiore enfasi per le medie e alte frequenze - che comunque resta ed è maggiorente percettibile - viene ora ben compensata dai bassi con il risultato di un suono nel complesso pieno e gradevole. Per un paio di auricolari con un piccolo driver da 6mm, il risultato ottenuto è veramente ottimo.Confermo quanto letto sulle altre recensioni circa il volume di riproduzione. Sicuramente un po troppo basso. A mio parere anche l'autonomia risulta appena discreta. Non c'e' il controllo del volume (ma per questa fascia di prezzo non è assolutamente una mancanza). La gestione delle telefonate è nella media per prodotti di questo tipo.Rispetto a tante cineserie che costano anche una 20 di euro in meno non c'e' assolutamente paragone. Se volete un paio di auricolari ben realizzati, con un suono ben definito e con una discreta gestione delle telefonate allora considerare queste Philips UpBeat non è sicuramente reato! Raccomandate!