Philips SHN2500 Noise Cancelling In Ear Headphones

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Philips SHN2500 In Ear Headphones		immediate	£26.99

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The Philips SHN2500 Noise Cancelling In Ear Headphones offer a 70% reduction of external noise thanks to the active noise cancellation. This means you’ll only hear your music – none of those annoying engine noises on planes, trains and buses. The SHN2500 headphones are also comfortable, stylish and deliver outstanding audio at a great price.

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...overall sound is balanced while the bass is nice and tight...
Damaged Gears, October 2006

Manufacturer's Description
Switch on to switch off with these SHN2500 in ear noise cancelling headphones that actively reduce irritating external noise by up to 70%. They are ideal for planes and trains and come with a variety of three cap sizes to ensure a perfect seal and comfortable fit.

	Compact electronics eliminate unwanted external noise by 70%
	Creates a perfect seal for perfect sound
	Hang the headphones around your neck for convenience
	3 interchangeable rubber ear caps for optimal fit in all ears
	Small noise cancelling control box avoids bulky control boxes
	Adaptor for in-flight entertainment system connection
	3.5 - 6.35mm adaptor connects to all types of audio devices
	A 1.2m long cable that is ideal for outdoor use

Technical Specifications

Frequency response: 40Hz - 20,000Hz
Impedance: 72 ohms
Sound pressure: 102dB
Maximum power input: 50mW
Speaker diameter: 9mm
Active noise attenuation: 50-1500Hz, 10dB at 300Hz
Type: Dynamic, open
Magnet: Neodymium
Connection: 3.5mm headphone jack
Cable Length: 1.2m

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I bought these as a replacment for the Philips SBCHN060 which I had for 12 months but finally failed I would advise you to stay away from the SNH2500. The sound isolation is poor, very poor the control box will hang and pull the 'phones out of your ears. At least the SBCHN060's had a lanyard to place around your neck the only draw back for the 060's is that if you move around the will fall out and fall out regualy. This is even wors on the SNH2500 as they support the full weight of the sound box if you do not have a shirt pocket.

not as good as the Philips SBCHN060
David Burgess
1 Jan 2008

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