Philips SHE8005-00 - Manual (Page 2)

SHE8005/00
Highlights
In-Ear Headset
10mm drivers/semi-closed back In-ear
In-line vol and call control
Want to change the volume? Accept or reject a
call? The remote features volume and call
controls. With this headset control is at your
fingertips!
Sensitive and sleek microphone
Sensitive and sleek microphone for picking up
your voice clearly
For deepest and richest bass
Turbo Bass air vents allow air movement for
high-fidelity reproduction of the deepest and
richest bass.
For most directional sound
Angled Acoustic Pipe is designed according to
the curvature of the human ear canal so that
soundwaves from the speaker are directed
precisely to your ear drum with the highest
definition
For best sound at low volume
You don't have to turn up the volume in noisy
places anymore. Angled Acoustic Pipe and the
perfectly sealing earbuds cut off background
noise significantly, delivering the same quality
sound at lower volume and a longer battery life.
Ear fitting design
The design superiority of a slight 15-degree tilt
in the Angled Acoustic model based on the
anatomy of the human ear achieves a natural fit
and supreme comfort.
3-size ultra-soft silicon caps
The 3 sizes of ultra-soft silicon caps of these
Philips earphones sit comfortably in your ears
without adding pressure to them whilst blocking
out unwanted noise.
Anti-tangle slider
When storing your headphones there is a risk
that the cables tangle if not stored carefully.This
makes it a hassle to store the headphones and
get them ready for listening. Simply slide the
anti-tangle slider towards the earpieces to keep
the two earpiece cables neatly together, and to
minimze the risk of the cables tangling.
1.2m cable
The ideal cable length to give you the freedom
to put your audio device where you want.
Flexi-grip design
The soft flexi-grip material that the body of the
headphone is sheathed in enhances its
performance and extends its durability. It
protects the cable connection from damage that
otherwise could occur due to repeated bending
of the headphone body from frequent contact
with the user's fingertips when being put on and
removed.