Philips SHS4150 Turbo Bass Headband Headphones

Boost yourself with lightweight headband headphone that brings music with turbo-charged bass right into to your ears.PRODUCT FEATURES:24k gold-plated plug ensures an ultra reliable connection;Copper Cladded Aluminum Wire improves sound quality;Neodymium magnet enhances bass performance and sensitivity;Turbo Bass gives you superb deep and dynamic bass tones;15mm speaker driver optimizes wearing comfort;Ultra lightweight headband improves comfort and fit.

User Ratings and Reviews

5 Stars They stay on, and they feel fine!
Tried all the earbuds for running (slipped out when I began to sweat), as well as the over-the-ear clips (my ears must be misshapen). In the end, I picked these up inexpensively at ShopKo, thinking they’d fill the void while I looked for another top-of-the-line product…and, lo, many months later, I’m still using them.

They’re lightweight, they don’t drag at my ears, and the sound is good. If you’re an audiophile, maybe you’ll find something about which to complain, but for exercise, they fill the bill with room to spare!

1 Star Easily the most uncomfortable headphones I’ve Owned
I settled for these headphones, which I bought at Rite Aid for $15 because of the flashy packaging and a seemingly natural design. I couldn’t be more disappointed. The speakers have this rubber balloon thing on them, which is apparently intended to enhance bass. But it feels like someone is shoving a pen in your ears. I can’t wear them for more than about 10 minutes before the pain is unbearable. The bass is mediocre and they get pretty loud, but you’ll need a high pain threshold because these are very irritating. Also, where the chord splits is almost directly under your chin and you can’t split the cord yourself. All I wanted was a decent replacement for my Sony MDR-W08 headphones which have been discontinued (who knows why), but so far I can’t find heaphones to match them. Philips disappoints me once again.

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