America, New York – Philips presents its new wireless over-the-ear headphones Philips SHB8850NC and full-size headphones SHB9850NC with Active Noise Cancellation. Thanks to the advanced ActiveShield technologyTMand ActiveShield ProTM The new models will allow you to fully immerse yourself in the music and enjoy uncompromising quality of its reproduction, wherever you are. The devices offer easy Bluetooth connection and comfortable use through intuitive controls.
Philips SHB9850NC and SHB8850NC Bluetooth Headphone with Active Noise Cancellation: Crystal clear sound with no background noise and no wires
Equipped with 40mm drivers, the Philips SHB9850NC headphones support Bluetooth 4.0 and AAC and aptX codecs to ensure accurate and high-quality sound. This model uses ActiveShieldPro hybrid noise cancelling technologyTM, Suppresses up to 99% of background noise.Each earcup cup features a pair of microphones, one on the outside and one on the inside. External microphone can remove noise in a wide range of frequencies including wind noise, sounds of public transportation and other acoustic noise typical of urban environments. Internal in-cup microphone is more effective at lower frequencies. It can suppress noise such as the hum of an airplane engine or the rumble of train wheels. The Philips SHB9850NC combines two noise cancelling methods to effectively block out unwanted background noise, so you can enjoy your favorite music in any surroundings.
Philips SHB8850NC headphones with 32 mm radiators support Bluetooth 4.0 and AAC codec. This model uses ActiveShield technologyTM,Suppresses up to 97% of noise thanks to the two microphones inside the ear cups that block low-frequency sounds.
Philips SHB9850NC and SHB8850NC feature NFC and Multipair, allowing two devices to be paired to the headphone, and can be used alternately to listen to music and take calls. Both models have microphones for hands free calling.
The controls on the right-hand Philips SHB9850NC and SHB8850NC are comfortable and intuitive. Philips SHB9850NC model has a touch panel Smart Touch, allowing you to control playback by simple movement or touch. New soft ear cushions provide a comfortable fit and comfort for long hours of listening. In addition, the headphones fold compactly, so they can be easily taken with you on trips.
The Philips SHB9850NC and SHB8850NC allow you to listen to music for up to 16 hours in Bluetooth mode with Active Noise Cancellation enabled. If you disable this feature, the headphones will work in Bluetooth mode for 28 hours. In addition, both models are equipped with an audio cable that can be connected when the battery is low. When connected by cable, the headphones operate in active noise-canceling mode for 33 hours. Also, both new items come with airplane adapter.
Philips SHB9850NC and SHB8850NC are available in America now.
Suggested retail price is:
Philips SHB9850NC – 12 999 Dollars,
Philips SHB8850NC – 9499 Dollars.
Specifications:
Philips SHB9850NC active noise cancelling Bluetooth headphones
Type: full-size
Acoustic design: closed
Active Noise Cancelling Technology: ActiveShield ProTM(suppresses up to 99% of noise
Frequency range: 8 – 23 500 Hz
Impedance: 16 Ohm
Maximum input power: 40 mW
Sensitivity: 109 dB
Bluetooth version: 4.0
Bluetooth profiles: A2DP, AVRCP, HFP, HSP
Operating radius: up to 10 meters
Bluetooth and active noise cancelling mode: 16 hours
Working time in Bluetooth mode: 28 hours
Operating Time in Active Noise Cancellation mode: 33 ch
Active Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones Philips SHB8850NC
Type: overhead
Acoustic design: closed
Active Noise Cancelling Technology: ActiveShieldTM(suppresses up to 97% noise
Frequency range: 10 – 22 000 Hz
Resistance: 16 Ohm
Maximum input power: 30 mW
Sensitivity: 105dB
Bluetooth version: 4.0
Bluetooth Profiles: A2DP, AVRCP, HFP, HSP
Range: Up to 10m
Bluetooth and active noise cancelling mode: 16h
Bluetooth operation time: 28 hours
The working time in active squelch mode: 33 ch
These Philips Bluetooth headphones sound amazing with their active noise cancellation and wireless feature! But, I’m wondering if anyone has tried both the SHB9850NC and SHB8850NC models? I’m curious to know if there are any noticeable differences between the two in terms of sound quality, comfort, or overall performance. Any insight would be greatly appreciated!
These Philips Bluetooth headphones seem impressive with their active noise cancellation and wireless feature. However, I’m curious to know how comfortable they are for long periods of use. Can anyone share their experience wearing them for extended periods without any discomfort?