Philips SHN 5600/10

If you think that noise-cancelling headphones have to cost the Earth, then think again. Obviously you can get high-end models with price tags that go into the hundreds, but there are also plenty of reasonably priced options around, like these on-ear...

alaTest has collected and analysed 8 user reviews of the Philips SHN 5600/10 from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 3.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other Headphones on Amazon.co.uk.

Crap headphones don't buy , the battery bit is so annoying , it hangs around and gets stuck in train doors.

Flimsy, fragile and ineffective. Can only just hear a little bit of music coming out of them. Not good for actually listening to music. Only good for stupid philistines who wish to purchase chart products with no artistic integrity and hear the general...

Bought these for £36, hoping that they would be good enough to prevent me from buying a pair of more expensive noise cancelling headphones. After burning them in for about 100 disappointing hours, I decided that I needed to take the plunge, and bought...

I primarily purchased these headphones due to the amount of travelling that I now undertake, I use this in conjunction with a Motorola Xoom Tab when watching a DVD or listening to music on the plane.

I always wondered what noise cancelling meant. In the case of these modestly priced on-ear phones it seems to involve muffling fairly steady background noise. Switching noise cancelling on definitely made a difference, but only converted fairly steady...

purchased for my wife as xmas present. Perfect size (not to big for her). Great sound quality and light and portable for use with Ipod.

The headphones were an alternative to the Bose quiet comfort ones which are very expensive, at £60 these were very good value and after reading other reviews seemd to be a good choice. In terms of quality they are well made and do cut out aircraft...

Works well; does job as promised; I had borrowed a JVC set before which are better and better packaged, but the JVC cost 50% more