Philips Bluetooth Headphones >> GadgetGrid

Apr 23 2007

Philips Bluetooth Headphones

Posted by: mpg in Cell Phone, Electronics

Upgrade your iPod earbuds with the Philips SHB6102/00 Bluetooth headphones. The headphones comes with a Bluetooth transmitter which plus into your MP3 player or any device with a headphone jack receptor. Once plugged in, you can listen to your music with a range up to 33 ft. According to the product specs, it has a standby time up to 260 hrs and talk time of up 12 hrs.

Features:

Make your music player wireless
- Bluetooth 3.5mm audio adapter included in retail box – Simply plug the 3.5mm Bluetooth audio adapter into the standard headphone jack. The audio adapter picks up your music player’s audio signal and converts it into a wireless Bluetooth signal that can be received by your Bluetooth Headphones.
Premium sound quality
- Digital stereo sound quality in Bluetooth stereo products – The audio signal is transferred wirelessly as a digital signal and is only converted to analogue in the device itself. This means that interference noise has less influence on the sound quality than with analogue technologies. The sound playback will be true to the original recording and sound source.
One headset for music and calls
- SwitchStream – never miss a beat, never miss a call – With SwitchStream you will hear a ring tone in your headset when you are receiving a call on your Bluetooth enabled phone. You can then pick up the call from your headset and return to your music after ending the call. Never miss a beat, never miss a call.
Works with your Bluetooth enabled phone
- Bluetooth Stereo (A2DP compliant) - This Philips device fully supports Bluetooth Stereo (A2DP). A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) compliance enables this headset to receive stereo music from any Bluetooth device that is A2DP compliant. Therefore you can use this headset with any compatible mobile phone, PC, Bluetooth adapter, MP3 player etc. that supports A2DP.
- Bluetooth HSP/HFP compliant – Universal – Bluetooth is a cable replacement technology. Bluetooth is a global standard, so Bluetooth devices of different manufacturers can interoperate using shared Bluetooth profiles. HSP (Handset Profile) and HFP (Handsfree Profile) are the profiles required for typical Bluetooth headset operations. If your mobile phone is compliant to HSP or HFP (like virtually any Bluetooth enabled phone) this headset will work with it. The Bluetooth word mark and logos are owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. is under license.
You’ll forget you’re wearing it!
- OptiFit neckband – With the OptiFit neckband, you can easily adjust the headset while you are wearing it for a comfortable, personalized fit. It features a flexible hinge and adjustable soft earloops and places the speakers at the optimum angle to your ear for maximum sound performance.
Talk freely – handsfree and wireless
- Wireless call management – Manage your call without using your mobile phone. This includes call acceptance, rejection, voice dial and redial. Voice dial and redial have to be supported by your mobile phone.

Philips SHB6100 – Headset ( behind-the-neck ) – wireless – Bluetooth

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Amy says: October 16th, 2008 at 11:03 am
They look OK, but a bit old. I’ve been using JayBird bluetooth wireless headphones for a while and loving them. I had an S9 before that and have also tried the Plantronics Voyager. I found the JayBird is the better of the 3 for work outs cause they stay on so well. They’re also a good small size which I like.