Philips SHS4150

alaTest has collected and analyzed 18 user reviews of the Philips SHS4150 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other products on Amazon.com.

(See my other review of these headphones.) Runners, you need these. The turbo bass sound blows away all others - you'll be sitting IN the orchestra with these. I must have fidelity, a bass with subwoofer power, and a fit that stays snug during a...

While I do understand the other reviewers that these headphones can get uncomfortable after a long period of time (for me typically at the end of a 2 hour run/workout), they are the ONLY headphones that work for me running. They are very lightweight...

I prefer in-the-ear headphones with a headband for running and working in my cubicle at work. At work I sometimes wear them for hours at a time. I've had two previous generations of the Philips Turbo-Bass headphones over the past 5+ years. I liked my...

The other commenters here are complaining about their ears hurting bec. it's basically uncomfortable . . . well, I think these type of headphones aren't for "casual" listening -- it's for rigorous exercise - it wasn't meant to be comfortable, it's just...

I run every day in Tampa - often in extreme heat, humidity, and rain. I typically sweat off 3 or 4 pounds each run, so these headphones stay wet. I run and work out with an iPod Shuffle (in an H20 Audio brand

Deep, Rich Bass is Here

I work in a noisy woodshop and wanted something to cut some of the background noise and be able to enjoy music with breaking the bank. The sound is great by my standards but the good news stops there. The other comments are right on the money. I have...

OOUUCCHH!!

Cheap, not sharp, not bad headphones, they are delicate though, after 5 months of regular use the cable of the left ear started damaging and after a week it broke down.