Philips SHE3575

alaTest has collected and analyzed 9 user reviews of the Philips SHE3575 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other products on Amazon.com.

Bought them to use for Rosetta Stone on my computer but all you can really hear is the treble. Voices are somewhat piercing. Microphone works well, though. Can't complain too much for the price but the quality is definitely on the low end, thus the 3...

The headset works great for music playback. In fact, I've gotten rid of my Sony ear buds in favor of these Philips. The mic works decent for phone calls as well. You can't beat the quality at this price level. The description for the green/blue headset...

My search terms were "Headset for Samsung Intensity". I had been thinking about getting a compatible headset for my phone so when our baby is born in a few days, I'll be able to talk on the phone while my hands are busy with baby. The headset, thought...

I like these better than the Apple earbuds and some "marshmallow" ones my cousin got for me. I love the button that allows you to play/pause especially and the rubber earbuds. The "marshmallow" ones would work for me if I got more used to them but...

The best part (and the very true one) about this ear-bud is that "IT'S STILL WORKING"!!. I've this model for around 1 year now, and this was the farthest I could reach with any of the ear-bud I've owned during the last 4 years (Apple genuine one -...

I've seen these Philips earbuds in retail stores selling for $19.99 to $29.99. WalMart sold them for $10, but this item from Amazon's JR Music-Computer World beat them all for 7.99! The 2.99 shipping rate is very reasonable. I ordered on Monday &...

I bought this to replace my the ear plugs from my iPhone. So far, so good! It didn't fall apart on me and the built in microphone works great. Very happy with this product. And I also love the color.

I'm an ear bud gambler. There is no reliable quality reference designation for these and most audio reproduction products. Frequency response ratings are meaningless without a plus or minus db range and yet they are used all the time. I bought these...

For voice, they just OK, but for music the're really poor. There's no bass at all. The mic doesn't seem to work good with my Motorola Defy: sometimes when I'm listening to radio, and a SMS notification comes in, the radio just stops. This did not...