My wife has a Philips 6606, and I think its biggest highlight is the night running lights, which gives higher safety. I use the Wissonly Hi Runner myself, which is more waterproof and can be used in more scenarios such as running, cycling, swimming, gym, etc. It also has an MP3 mode and can listen to music without a phone. I like this feature.
I'm currently using Aftershockz at work because we're forced to use helmets as well as hearing protection and none of the active noise cancellation devices aren't considered legal for hearing protection. Can't use over the ear protection due to helmets so the bone conduction headphones is the next best thing. And they actually sound better when using earplugs compared to not using them, even in less noisy environments. Interested to see whether I should look into getting these once and of my Aftershockz break.
Did you buy it? I had two different models of aftershokz(titanium and aeropex) and they both ended up by partly separation of one of the vibro motor inside. So I wonder if this Philips are same good as aftershokz in terms of sound quality and audio range\spectrum. As well I wonder if Philips ones inside construction is more durable? If here is anyone who've been using it for at least one year on a regular everyday basis and had no problems?
After 2 years of (lots of) use, the multifunction button stopped working on my unit. I bought these as my previous Shokz developed the much-discussed/known rattle from internal parts coming loose, so I was hoping for better durability from the Philips. They're still way better overall in this regard, but I'm still bummed about the button not working -- sometimes in humid weather it will erroneously trigger Google Assistant through a phantom long-press on the multi-function button
To those for listening on music may be really good but if talking in the phone and use them as handsfree, absolute terrible! Who you speek too will not hear what you say, you have to almost yell the make them hear you. Some say that sound like you speaking in your coffe cup. So this is not a complete rewiev.
@@bennylloyd-willner9667 i re installed the app, re paired them with my phone. Turns out thry werent charged enough from the get go.... Sorted now good luck 👌
@@KBBMX thanks for replying. I went for the Shokz Openrun Pro in the end anyway. A webbshop here in Sweden have them for about the same price as the Philips ones so I just ordered them. Again, Great that you replied. It may help others🙏👍
@@KBBMX can you tell about your impressions of these headphones? Do you charge them often or do they work for a long time without charging? Is the sound good? And the main question: can it be easily connected to Windows computer?
My wife has a Philips 6606, and I think its biggest highlight is the night running lights, which gives higher safety. I use the Wissonly Hi Runner myself, which is more waterproof and can be used in more scenarios such as running, cycling, swimming, gym, etc. It also has an MP3 mode and can listen to music without a phone. I like this feature.
Nice Video!!!👍
I am looking for the best audio quality non-earbuds. Are these the best if you love bass, and mid and a deep sound - and cannot use normal headphones?
No review of the microphone?
I'm currently using Aftershockz at work because we're forced to use helmets as well as hearing protection and none of the active noise cancellation devices aren't considered legal for hearing protection. Can't use over the ear protection due to helmets so the bone conduction headphones is the next best thing.
And they actually sound better when using earplugs compared to not using them, even in less noisy environments.
Interested to see whether I should look into getting these once and of my Aftershockz break.
It is really like magic when you cover your ears and the sound increase in volume 😊
After using my shokz for 3 months, unfortunately it won’t charge anymore..
Did you buy it?
I had two different models of aftershokz(titanium and aeropex) and they both ended up by partly separation of one of the vibro motor inside.
So I wonder if this Philips are same good as aftershokz in terms of sound quality and audio range\spectrum. As well I wonder if Philips ones inside construction is more durable? If here is anyone who've been using it for at least one year on a regular everyday basis and had no problems?
After 2 years of (lots of) use, the multifunction button stopped working on my unit. I bought these as my previous Shokz developed the much-discussed/known rattle from internal parts coming loose, so I was hoping for better durability from the Philips. They're still way better overall in this regard, but I'm still bummed about the button not working -- sometimes in humid weather it will erroneously trigger Google Assistant through a phantom long-press on the multi-function button
How comfortable are they when running? Does the strap that goes round the back of your head bounce around?
Thanks
Thanks I've seen a pair for around 50 pounds so worth that then. 😊😊
Thanks!
Superb review, thank you.
Hi, Is there a surround sound boost mode for the low-hearing?
Great review. Why am I not surprised about Android app issues ;)
To those for listening on music may be really good but if talking in the phone and use them as handsfree, absolute terrible! Who you speek too will not hear what you say, you have to almost yell the make them hear you. Some say that sound like you speaking in your coffe cup. So this is not a complete rewiev.
I assume its the problem for all(almost) of the bone conduction headphones(
So the music is good? Lost my $30 earbuds and might use these as a replacement.
Exactly what I was wondering. Thank you!
I've had bad luck the shockz 4 pair and all 4 band snapped. I was hoping these don't.
After using my shokz for 3 months, unfortunately it won’t charge anymore..
Does the app work with windows ?
Hi! Do you know if they are good for swim? thnks!
No. Simply because the fact that bluetooth doesn't work under water. So you need a headphones that has internal storage to store your mp3's.
hows the nic
Bought these today.... Wont play.... Keeps. Saying needs app to use... App downloaded.. Nothing
any update? have you got them to work, and if so, how?
@@bennylloyd-willner9667 i re installed the app, re paired them with my phone. Turns out thry werent charged enough from the get go.... Sorted now good luck 👌
@@KBBMX thanks for replying. I went for the Shokz Openrun Pro in the end anyway. A webbshop here in Sweden have them for about the same price as the Philips ones so I just ordered them. Again, Great that you replied. It may help others🙏👍
@@KBBMX can you tell about your impressions of these headphones? Do you charge them often or do they work for a long time without charging? Is the sound good?
And the main question: can it be easily connected to Windows computer?
Decent review. Thanks 👍🏻 A little side note. Do you know you say 'kind of' alot. Worth thinking about for future videos 📹🤔
Criticising is easier than doing I guess.
That's kind of true. I also think that constructive polite criticism is kind of cool.
@@ukmanthailand can't change what you don't realise....