Philips TAE1105 black279,- 219,- Currently Unavailable
Philips TAE1105 black
These wired in-ear headphones let you enjoy top-quality music while keeping your style. Get powerful bass, a bold look and real comfort for your ears. Just press the button on the built-in remote control. The headphones deliver strong, punchy bass from powerful, 8.6mm neodymium drivers and boast a gold-plated connector. The ergonomic sound tube design and three sizes of interchangeable rubberised earbud covers ensure the headphones fit comfortably.
Closed-back
Design
3.5mm Jack
Connection type
Integrated
Microphone design
20–20,000Hz
Frequency range
Key features of the Philips TAE1105BK headphones
In-ear headphones with a closed-back design
Powerful 8.6mm drivers provide strong bass and clear sound
Integrated microphone allows you to switch between music and calls
Perfect in-ear seal blocks out ambient noise while listening
Three interchangeable rubber ear tips for optimal size and comfort
1.2m flat cable with dual-sided connection and a 3.5mm Jack
Compatibility with voice assistants enables voice control
Integrated controls. Switch between playlists and calls
Answer a call, pause your music. All without having to touch your smartphone. It's great for when the bass line is about to drop and you don't want to miss the best parts. Integrated controls. You can ask your voice assistant anything. Make calls, send messages and get answers when you're on the go.
Technical specifications
Design: closed-back
Colour: black
Frequency range: 20–20,000Hz
Driver diameter: 8.6mm
Impedance: 16 ohms
Sensitivity: 102dB/mW
Driver type: Dynamic
Cable length: 1.2m
Connection type: 3.5mm Jack
Weight: 14.7g
Ear tips: 3 pairs (S/M/L)
Wearing style: in-ear
Eartip material: silicone
Voice assistant compatible
Voice assistant activation: manual
Package contents
Philips TAE1105BK headphones
3 pairs of interchangeable rubberised tips (S/M/L)
Impedance
This figure indicates how much power the headphones require. Headphones with a lower impedance (e.g. 32 Ω) are ideal for mobile phones and laptops. A higher impedance (e.g. 80 Ω and above) is more suitable for Hi-Fi players and amplifiers.
Frequency range
Indicates what sounds the headphones can reproduce. The usual range is 20Hz–20kHz, which corresponds to what the human ear can hear. Lower Hz = deeper bass, higher kHz = more detailed treble.
Clearly defines the headphone design. Earbuds and canalbuds are suitable for sport or travel, while full-size headphones are suitable for comfortable home listening or as a PC accessory.
The design of the headphones is a fundamental aspect that affects the way the headphones reproduce sound, as well as how the headphones sit on or around the ears. The main types of headphone designs include closed, open and semi-closed. Closed headphones provide sound isolation and are ideal for listening in noisy environments. Open-back headphones, on the other hand, allow air to pass through the headphone drivers, resulting in a more natural sound. Semi-closed headphones are a compromise between the two types, offering balanced sound and a medium level of isolation.
3.5mm jack connector (in case of PC headphones, a pair of 3.5mm jack connectors or USB connector) is definitely the most widespread connector type. Wireless headsets, using Bluetooth or radio channels...
Clearly defines the headphone design. Earbuds and canalbuds are suitable for sport or travel, while full-size headphones are suitable for comfortable home listening or as a PC accessory.
The design of the headphones is a fundamental aspect that affects the way the headphones reproduce sound, as well as how the headphones sit on or around the ears. The main types of headphone designs include closed, open and semi-closed. Closed headphones provide sound isolation and are ideal for listening in noisy environments. Open-back headphones, on the other hand, allow air to pass through the headphone drivers, resulting in a more natural sound. Semi-closed headphones are a compromise between the two types, offering balanced sound and a medium level of isolation.
3.5mm jack connector (in case of PC headphones, a pair of 3.5mm jack connectors or USB connector) is definitely the most widespread connector type. Wireless headsets, using Bluetooth or radio channels...
Shorter cables are ideal for portable earphones as they are harder to tangle. Headphones for home use (eg. TV headphones), on the other hand, can provide more comfort with longer cables.
There are single-side and double-side headphone cables – single-side headphones have the advantage of a single cable connected to a headset, effectively preventing the wire from getting...
Frequency is one of the most important parameters when choosing headphones. Generally, the higher frequency range of headphones, the better sound quality. The lower limit of the frequency range deals...
Frequency is one of the most important parameters when choosing headphones. Generally, the higher frequency range of headphones, the better sound quality. The upper limit of the frequency range deals...
Sensitivity is measured in decibels per milliwatt, or dB/mW, and describes the sound pressure level. Generally, the higher the sensitivity, the better the headphones are for sound reproduction. A...
V parametrech sluchátek se setkáváme s pojmem impedance. Jedná se o parametr, který by se neměl podceňovat. V podstatě totiž vyjadřuje to, jak moc dobře - nebo jak moc špatně, si vaše sluchátka budou rozumět se zdrojem zvuku, telefonem, přehrávačem nebo receiverem.
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