The Dutch Philips has announced its new range of headphones and portable speakers, all with Bluetooth connectivity. The brand emphasizes the freedom of movement that provides wireless, plus the fact that we are increasingly accustomed to listen to our music through mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. Hence the introduction of this new range of Bluetooth devices that we detail below .
Beginning with headphones in the top end we find the Philips Fidelio M2BTBK. The Fidelio series is composed by teams of premium range of Philips, so these headphones feature a performance of the first order. The M2BTBK have Bluetooth but also NFC to link them to the audio source through a single touch, provided the player also incorporates NFC. The speakers are built in neodymium, have a diameter of 40 millimeters and incorporate a Bass Reflex system for enhancing the lower frequencies. Both pavilions have an acoustic seal to isolate outside noise and are finished with foam pads with memory to ensure proper grip. The Philips Fidelio M2BTBK has a range of 350 hours standby and ten hours audio playback. If we run out of battery, an audio cable will allow us to connect to our player to the conventional manner. Finally, M2BTBK have an active noise reduction system for better quality music playback and during calls. The price of the new Philips Fidelio M2BTBK is 250 euros.
The next star of the new series of headphones is the Philips SHB7150. This model also features NFC, Bluetooth and neodymium drivers 40 mm and of a system to reduce noise and echo during calls. Autonomy is at nine hours of play or conversation, or 200 hours standby. The retail price is 80 euros.
We continue with the Philips SHB5500. These headphones are foldable and placed at a lower level, while maintaining the Bluetooth connection and also offer a range of up to nine hours of use and 200 hours standby. The drivers are 32 mm and the recommended sale price is 50 euros.
Closing developments in headphones, headphones Philips SHB5800 are internal type that occurs as smaller market with Bluetooth connectivity. Weigh 15 grams, and its battery lasts up to 150 hours of standby, 5.5 playing music or 6 hours in conversation. Its price is 70 euros.
Turning to the new speakers, started with the Philips BT7500. We face a two-channel stereo, ie, with woofers for bass and treble tweeters for independent system. Your Multipair Bluetooth system allows us to match three different players, and features NFC technology to bind to a compatible computer simply bringing the devices. Your price: 150 euros.
The Philips BT5580 keeps the NFC and Bluetooth connection, but this time without the Multipair function. It incorporates a microphone to function as hands free and provides a power of 10 watts RMS. Finally, the integrated battery will allow us to move from one room to another easily and is priced at 100 euros. The following list is the Philips BT3500, which has the same features as the previous model but with a more compact size, and its price stands at 80 euros.
We continue with the Philips BT3000, a type bar model with Bluetooth, Bass Reflex system, battery power, hands free and a price of 50 euros. Finally, the BT2000 is a mini portable speaker with an original design and twelve hours of battery life. Your PVP is approximately 40 euros. All models in the new range of Philips Bluetooth headphones and speakers are available in the main distributors of the brand.
New range of speakers and Bluetooth headsets Philips
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