Philips SBC HC 8410

41% of reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Take no notice of the negative reviews believe me I have used and still do use some of the best headphones money can buy in my line of work, but these headphones are not only up there with the best but are better, no way will I pay good money to the...

These headphones are well made, comfortable and produce good sound quality. Although the claim of 100m may be a little exaggerated when considering your home (with walls) the range of the headphones is quite sufficient such that with a minimum of fine...

For me, after following all instructions they still give results that make them pretty much unusable. They might have bettery life but if the signal from the transmitter is rarely strong enough to give a clear crisp sound what's the point in being...

For me, after following all instructions they still give results that make them pretty much unusable. They might have bettery life but if the signal from the transmitter is rarely strong enough to give a clear crisp sound what's the point in being...

It took all of 5 seconds turning the tuning nob on the side to get pretty much perfect reception. As witrh previous reviews I have managed to go all around my house with minimal r4eception issues. The occasional buzz lasting about half a second but...

These headphones are very comfortable indeed. I have used many different types of headphones and these definitely rate among the most comfortable. (Although after a few hours in any headphones, it's always nice to get them off!) The hiss some users...

These headphones are very comfortable indeed. I have used many different types of headphones and these definitely rate among the most comfortable. (Although after a few hours in any headphones, it's always nice to get them off!)The hiss some users...

I bought two pairs. One full price, from Amazon, and one about half price, from Cheapest Electrical. Same model, so comments apply to both. They're okay, most of the time. For some sounds, they're limited. Continuous bass, e.g. Buddhist chanting, cello...

Well . . . what can I say? This is probably the worst piece of equipment I have ever, ever come across. I'm a pretty unambiguous guy: I wanted to be able to listen to my movies without disturbing the people who live with me. So sue me! Zeus, Apollo,...