The Philips Fidelio NC1 is some pretty lightweight headphones, especially considering its design headband. Weighs only 191 grams and it can be folded to occupy little space. In fact, it can be saved within the small cover that is supplied as standard. It’s a hard case to protect the headset during transfers with a matching design with headphones. And it is designed to travel. They can be used on board a plane, but also during journeys by train and bus. Neither the engine, nor the conversations of other passengers cause any discomfort to the user. You can simply activate the hybrid noise reduction system to continue enjoying leisurely movie you are watching or music from your portable player.
For noise cancellation function, need food. Therefore, incorporating a rechargeable battery giving him some thirty hours of play or talk with mobile. This battery is charged by USB, and there is a meter USB cable for that purpose. The cable is connected to the left earphone, but can be removed, to avoid damage during transport. The cable made of copper, measures 1.2 meters long and is finished in a stereo minijack connector (3.5 mm). The connector, incidentally, is gold-plated. Are well suited for use with mobile phone headset, so carry a small microphone joystick embedded in the cable. Has the necessary buttons to adjust volume and answer calls.
The Philips Fidelio NC1 headphones are closed type with circumauricular design. The pads, made of memory foam, are very comfortable, but also fairly well insulated from the external ambient noise. They are covered with a soft skin. The design is quite modern, combining details made of aluminum with black rubber, such as covering the headband. Incorporate transducers with neodymium magnets with a diameter of 40 mm for a high-fidelity sound. The shells include a noise to increase accuracy in reproducing the audio cameras. They can be used with the most diverse musical styles; frequency response is quite broad, ranging from 7 to 25,000 hertz. The sensitivity reaches 107 decibels, with a maximum input power of 150 mW (milliwatts).
When the battery runs out you can still listen to music, but without the noise cancellation, as if it were a conventional headphones. 14 measure 16.4 inches and 7. Inside the package there is a special adapter to connect to the output jacks existing audio on airplanes for passengers. The Philips Fidelio NC1 is available in stores in our country at a retail price amounting to 250 euros.
Philips Fidelio NC1 noise canceling headphones
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