Philips SHN2500 Noise Cancelling Stereo Earphone - SHN2500/37
Wired Connectivity - Stereo - Ear-bud

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Product Summary
Manufacturer: Philips
Mfg Part#: SHN2500/37
UPC: 00026616028795
Buy.com Sku: 203369733
Item#: E2LDVE
Buy.com Sales Rank: 56900
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The SHN2500 Noise Cancelling Stereo Earphone that actively reduces irritating external noise by up to 70%. They come with a variety of 3 cap sizes to ensure a perfect seal & comfortable fit. Ideal for planes & trains. For the most convenient neck strap wearing style simply loop the cable over your head and hang the control box from your neck
 
Features
Wireless Technology   Not Applicable
Manufacturer   Philips Electronics
Earpiece Design   Ear-bud
Connectivity Technology   Wired
Earpiece Type   Binaural
Manufacturer Part Number   SHN2500/37
Manufacturer Website Address   www.usa.philips.com
Host Interface   Mini-phone
Form Factor   Open
Plating   Chrome Plated
Weight   0.086 lb
Product Model   SHN2500
Product Name   SHN2500 Noise Cancelling Stereo Earphone
Product Type   Earphone

 
Tech Specs
Manufacturer   Philips Electronics
Wireless Technology   Not Applicable
Connectivity Technology   Wired
Host Interface   Mini-phone
Earpiece Design   Ear-bud
Package Contents  
  • SHN2500 Noise Cancelling Stereo Earphone
  • Adaptor plug
  • Airplane plug
  • 1.5V R03/AAA Battery
  • Storage pouch
  • Manufacturer Part Number   SHN2500/37
    Earpiece Type   Binaural
    Form Factor   Open
    Operating Distance   3.94ft
    Manufacturer Website Address   www.usa.philips.com
    Brand Name   Philips
    Sound Mode   Stereo
    Impedance   72 Ohm
    Weight   0.086 lb
    Minimum Frequency Response   40Hz
    Product Model   SHN2500
    Maximum Frequency Response   20kHz
    Driver Type   Neodymium Driver
    Product Name   SHN2500 Noise Cancelling Stereo Earphone
    Driver Size   0.35433"
    Plating   Chrome Plated
    Product Type   Earphone

     
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    Customer Reviews
    Value 4
    Performance 3
    Ease of Use 4
    Overall Satisfaction 3.5
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    3 of 5 Just Okay Thursday, August 28, 2008
    A Customer from Washington, DC  

    Don't expect much from sub $20 headphones. They cancel/block noise to some extent (not the 70% advertised). Sound quality is average (maybe a tad better than headphones in the same price range). The switch box (to control noise cancellation) is a bit heavy. As a result, the headphones are best used while stationary, not for working out. One positive: ear piece fits well and is comfortable in the ear. Worth the price? Yes. In the end, this headphone is worth more and performs better than buy.com's lowly customer support.
     
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    3 of 5 ok performance Tuesday, July 29, 2008
    A Customer from Abington, PA  
    These headphones seem to block outside noise because of the tight fit in the ear and amplify the signal for a louder sound. They have a quite buzz when music is very quite, but not very noticable at normal listening levels.
     
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    5 of 5 Works Great Saturday, July 12, 2008
    A Customer from Richmond, MN  
    I bought these to use with my Sansa on motorcycle rides. Forget hearing anything with regular earphones. These work great. I can still hear the bike, but I can also hear the music just fine.
     
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    4 of 5 Not bad at all - One of the cheapest Nosie Cancell Sunday, July 06, 2008
    Abhishek alias 'Dexter' from Phoenix, AZ  
    Ok, the bad things first - The nosie cancelling box in the middle is a pretty big and ugly. This was the first time I was getting noise cancellation earphones and the fact that you need a battery to operate them was news to me. When I turned the noise cancellation ON, the first reaction was that these guys have just amplified the signal and pumped up the volume. Not really sure if the noise cancellation really kicked in, but yes, there was a noticeable difference in the sound quality and ambient noise. And I really hated the fact that I was paying $7 of shipping for an item worth $13. It was not fair because Buy.com was already shipping other expensive stuff to me. Now the good things - Its Philips and was the cheapest option I found. The set comes with a couple of adapters for larger jacks or twin-jacks as well. Small/medium/large ear-bud options are also welcome. They are not heavy on the head like the huge ear-surrounding headphones. And as I said, there is a noticeable difference.
     
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    4 of 5 Dangling battery box Friday, June 06, 2008
    Wabash Wille from Shenandoah,Iowa  
    Very low Price!I was surprised by how much noise reduction this unit has compared to older over the ear models I had. The diesel tractor is quieted to a muted purr. The biggest problem with this unit was the placement of the battery holder/ switch without a clip and is too short to put into a pocket and then has another foot of wire to the plug. My only solution was to tuck into my waistband which is inconvient. Sound quality was good when properly in ear channel.
     
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    3 of 5 decent value only because of low cost Friday, May 23, 2008
    beth from dallas tx  
    the good: decent sound from an earbud, and fairly effective external noise reduction (half of which is derived from the tight fitting earpieces). the bad: large "box" for battery and electronics is positioned midway on the cord making it an anchor pulling the plugs from your ears. If it were at the "plug" end at least the cord would be long enough to place in your pocket or more easily attach to an ipod arm band. also, the hiss is overwhelming (compare to gentle noise of a Bose unit). If the unit cost any more, i would rate it 1 vs 3.
     
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    4 of 5 Nice Headphone/Nice Sound Thursday, May 22, 2008
    A Customer from Texas  
    in respect to the price paid for this headphone i am compltely satisfy with this product..bass sound is really good..treble is ok..not bad...u can pay higher amount and higher quality headphone..but with this price..recommended head phone for normal user
     
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    4 of 5 For The Price You Hear The sound Monday, May 19, 2008
    A Customer from Atlanta, GA  
    This is a sub $20 noise cancelling earbuds. While the surrounding sound wasn't cancelled so that it seemed quiet, the clarity of the music was good.
     
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    4 of 5 Good bang for the buck Saturday, May 17, 2008
    rsc45 from Anthem, AZ  
    Very comfortable...extra box for noise canceling a bit cumbersome...use for quiet, personal (shut out the world) time...sound quality decent...noise canceling works and helps to enliven sound.
     
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    4 of 5 Good Value Wednesday, May 14, 2008
    mfgeng from San Fernando, CA  
    I was somewhat skeptical when placing the order but after receiving it I realized that the product was not that bad "for the price" I paid.
     
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    1 of 5 Bad sound - noise "enabler" Wednesday, May 14, 2008
    A Customer from Redmond, WA  
    Very bad purchase... the sound is poor, shrilling most times with no depth or bass range. When you flip the noise cancelling swith you'll start hearing a hiss plus all the outside noises amplified.
     
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    1 of 5 save your money Wednesday, May 14, 2008
    Lfschiro from Amherst NY  
    This item is too heavy. The sound adjustor component makes the headphones too heavy and they constantly fall out of your ears. Save your money
     
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    5 of 5 a very decent one for its price Tuesday, May 13, 2008
    A Customer from Arcadia, CA  
    If you're very picky on its noise canceling function, then it is not the one you want to buy. Otherwise, this is a good product at this price level, and it is a starting point for someone who hasn't had the experience of this kind of product.
     
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    4 of 5 Good value for money Tuesday, May 13, 2008
    Daniel from Port Orchard, WA  
    You wouldn't expect such reasonably priced noise-cancelling headphones to work as well as the very expensive Bose acoustic cancelling headphones and they don't. But, redit where credit is due; these do a credible job for what they are. Everything's included and with 3 sets of ear pieces, you're sure to find a size that'll fit you. The small form factor is a plus as well.
     
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    3 of 5 Interesting Tuesday, May 13, 2008
    A Customer from denver CO  
    When you switch them on, right away you hear the buzzing. with the "noise cancelling" off, your music is softer and can be hard to hear, but once you switch the power on, it makes it louder. (the buzzing is still there, but it's hard to notice) there is little bass in these headphones. the bulky noise cancelling battery holder and power switch gets in the way, it hangs down, unless you are sitting down, or have shirt pockets, the transformer piece really gets in the way.
     
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    3 of 5 good price BUT Friday, May 09, 2008
    A Customer from rochester,ny  
    This product is great, and the price is reasonable. This product is not good for walking because the noise cancellation device keep pulling the headphone out of your ears. I will recommend this is only if you using it while sitting down. It produces great sound but the noise cancellation thing is the problem when you move around.
     
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    5 of 5 EAR-BUDS BETTER - A VALUE- Philips SHN2500 Wednesday, May 07, 2008
    Ed from Danville, PA  
    I have used the earbuds provided with the Philips SHN2500. I've found that when those little guys are plugged-into my ear I don't hear my cell phone when it rings. (Praise the Lord for the vibrate feature). I received the product promptly and have not the first complaint about it. If you want to use the ear bud "head-phones" with multiple devises you may need additional connectors. Summary- Good value, good product, good service.
     
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