Philips Over-Ear Headphones SHL4500 $16
LOGITECH +Trip Vent Mount $14.70
Philips Bluetooth Wireless Headphones SHB7150 $81.70
LOGITECH Comfort Keyboard K290 $19.80
PHILIPS DJ Over-Ear Headphones Black SHL3100 $16.50
Logitech Wireless Presenter R400 $35.90
PHILIPS Compact In-Ear Earphones SHE3500BL $5.50
LOGITECH Z240 SPEAKERS $27.50
Logitech Bluetooth Multi-Device Keyboard K480 $36.80
PIONEER DJ Over-Ear Headphones Red HDJ500R $72.70
PHILIPS DJ over-Ear Headphones $16.50, Logitech R400 $35.90, +Trip Vent Mount $14.70 + More @ Dick Smith
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Just grabbed the Z240 (don't ask why I buy so many speakers). Thanks!
Why do you buy so many speakers?
Turns out I have a massive cyst on the brain causing anger issues among other things. I'm organising my surgery tonight, was told this morning.
I hope your surgery goes well and you get happier.
One + = One Prayer
I hope the surgery doesn't damage your hearing at the very least.
My son trialed a set of these 2 days ago, they have the logitech hum big time :(
They were returned the mext day.Just turn it up for what :) Then you don't hear the hum.
Can anyone vouch if the Philips Headphones are good?
Are they not? Philips is a brand the Chinese LOVE and will pay Western prices for even though they are Made in China!
For the price it's almost a no-brainer :) It also has some really good reviews by the way. Some people have compared them to $100 headsets.
Phillips is good, cant go wrong for $16
I purchased one last time it was on special. I think it was for $21. For that price they are very good. I have Sen HD202 II also and sound quality is similar.
Only thing I don't like is that they are not completely over ear. They are closed but not sealed as I can still hear noises of people talking in the room.
If you don't mind the over ear aspect, then I think it is the best price for it.
There's nothing wrong with the sound quality, it's as good anything within the sub-$100 dollar price bracket, but there's everything wrong with the design and comfort of these. They become incredibly uncomfortable after a mere 20-30 minutes of use, even more so if you have a large head. As already stated, they are not circumaural (fully enclosing the ears) but supra-aural; they press onto your ears, hence the discomfort and poor noise isolation.
See my post here. Philips make the best budget cans imho, my personal pick for a budget would be the SHL3000.
I'm a little confused. In your link you state avoid the SHL3000, and here you say your personal pick for budget would be the SHL3000???
Edit: I think you just mixed up the two models, SHL and SHP. Looks like your pick is the SHP not L
I personally love the Philips SHL 3300 Very powerful DJ/Monitor style with clean natural sound, plenty of deep bass and solid build.
If you can find under $100 or sometimes even $70 they are great value. They fold up compact too for travelling, single sided fixed coiled cord, partly on ear but comfortable with good sound isolation and little sound leak.You're right, I was meaning to deter people from buying the SHL3000, as they are crap (and I speak from first-hand experience as mine are gathering dust in a drawer somewhere; the cups are way too small and the sound is tinny). The SHP3000 are solid; again, speaking from experience.
I also own the SHL3300 and while the sound quality is once again, very commendable, the comfort factor just isn't there (the same failings as their little cousin, the SHL3100). I managed to pick them up on sale at DSE for around $60-ish a long time ago, but they have been cheaper since. It's a moot point for me really as all of my budget Philips cans have taken a backseat to my Fidelio X1s, which are my default cans these days.
Thanks for the tip on the Fidelio X1's
Have read that these are really good, just have to find them for a good low price.@ozhunter68: Unfortunately they've yet to dip back to their all-time low of $149 + Shipping. That was stupendously good value and the dollar was still decent back then too.
The X2s are out now as well, basically the same deal but with a lower impedance cable (the only failing of the X1; though you can switch it out with any 3rd-party cable you like), removable ear pads and supposedly a more "neutral" soundstage. Very thorough review here if you're interested.
Dont assume any brand makes all good anything. I have three Philips headphones, as the 1st I bought years ago was the best allround for me (SBC HL140, very light & great sound). So I bought two more recently.
HP1900 (Kogan) - comfy but sound quality clearly much, much worse.
and
Philips Notebook Headphones, https://www.catchoftheday.com.au/product/philips-notebook-he… - rediculous design, are they made for heads with ears, really? If you can use these hphones AND have ears please contact me immediately :-)
Crap sound and fit!Another words try in store if possible.
The Pioneer DJ headphones appears to be out of stock :( Lets you add it to cart, but can't finalise.
anyone have any recommendations for some wireless over-ear headphones for running/gym. My ear holes don't seem to support any in-ear earphones unfortunately..
SHL4500 Requires shipping for me. None around my way.
Bought the Logitech Trip for $22 something delivered.
Don't you need the Case+ to be able to use it?
No, is optional. The mount comes with a solution that's supposed to work in with your existing case.
The SHE3905WT is 40% off the already 50% off - all the other colours say 50% off and are at $20. With the 8% it comes down to $11.02 - http://www.dicksmith.com.au/in-ear-earphones/philips-in-ear-…
Either way, they're $25US on Amazon.com and head-fi reviews of them seem pretty good, so I ordered :)
Good find. Google's cache shows they were selling for $39.98 on 21 Mar.
Hi bargainers. I am Looking for air vent mount compatible with Note 4 . Will this one work if not Any recommendations ? Thanks.
Have you taken a look at the Kenu? Comes in a larger size now, Kenu Airframe+ I think. I've had the original for over a year and it's done a good job.
Again no stock in Canberra for Philips SHL4500!
Be aware that some prices have jacked up
e.g. Sennheiser CX300II
DS price $59.98 "Save" $40
but then David Jones and Good Guys are $60 and that's their normal retail price
http://www.dicksmith.com.au/audio-mp3/sennheiser-in-ear-earp…
http://www.thegoodguys.com.au/sennheiser-in-ear-cx300ii-head…Went for the Acer E5-571-52, reduced from $699-$599 and with flash8off it came down to $551, not bad for a 5th gen I5 laptop. Only had 4GB ram, extra module is $45 to bring it to 8GB ……….. sons new minecraft machine.
In description is also Intel HD4400, that's 4th generation cpu graphics, hope it's just a typo.
Got the PHILIPS DJ Over-Ear Headphones Black SHL3100 $16.50….they arrived today, and I love them! Thanks again OP!
Good to hear you like them :)
Thanks. Grabbed the [+] Trip Vent Mount for my partner.
Received my [+] Drive Mount yesterday from the eBay sale and was impressed.