Philips SHE2650/37 Earbuds with Case

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Philips SHE2650/37 Earbuds with Case
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Philips Earbuds w/case SHE2650/37 Features: Acoustic air flow channeled to twin vents for balanced sound, Winding case for easy storage and protection, Flexi-grip connection prevents cable damage, Neodymium magnet enhances bass and sensitivity

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Average Customer Review
3.2 out of 5 stars (47 customer reviews)

20 of 24 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars It's ok, March 6, 2007
S. HUNG "oimestudio" (Naperville, IL United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Philips SHE2650/37 Earbuds with Case (Electronics)
Sound quality is so so. Bass is ok, Treble is ok too. For anyone who had hard time to open the case. I think they are first time to see this type of earbud storage case. It's so popular in ASIA since 10 years ago. Need to pull the cord out first, then open the cap and take out two earbuds. If you try to open the cap first then you will have bid problem to pull the cord out.


10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Great price, great sound--better than IPod's--case a no-brainer, January 25, 2007
Maggie Smith - See all my reviews
This review is from: Philips SHE2650/37 Earbuds with Case (Electronics)
Having used these for a year to replace the very mediocre quality earbuds sent with my IPod Nano (got one replacement from Apple, but it still had a bad sound), I thought I should set the record straight, given the negative reviews.

Sometimes people do get stuck on things like cases, and yes I too removed the wheel, but once you've done that (it really takes no time), these are really good earbuds, and not just for the price, but period. Well worth it.

So if you can't get them out of the case, ask a friend who's good at these things.

Only snag: the rubber casing of one earbud came off after a year's use. I replaced it with Apple's foam covers, of which I have plenty left over. And the sound is still great after one year's use.


6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars EXCELLENT EARPHONES; RISIBLE REVIEWS, March 30, 2008
C. Lee (Singapore) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Philips SHE2650/37 Earbuds with Case (Electronics)
Let's keep it real: these are NOT expensive earphones or earbuds and they come in a storage box [made and meant for human hands, just rubbing it in...] and they sound pretty darn good! Top it off with the fact that they fit quite comfortably [for me, at least], what is there not to be liked about these little wonders? Ah yes, the casing! Well I wind and unwind them a couple of times per day with no problemo. I say, I must be a most dexterous genius! BTW, I have the SHE2850, which has a volume control pod, oh horrors...! Not really, as they [wire & pod] usually glide smoothly into the case, if they don't, I simply pull out a bit and rewind, works everytime. I have big hands and don't like fiddling with small things but they are really not difficult to handle.

Here's how I do it:
To store them [if you haven't smashed the cases already...]: first, put the buds properly in the case and snap it close. Then wind whichever direction you like in a smooth and flowing motion...Read more

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