Philips GO A7507 Wireless Sports Headphones with Noise Canceling Pro (ANC), Bluetooth Multipoint and Bone Conduction Microphones for Crystal-Clear Calls, Black

Okay so a few years ago I was hyped for these, could never justify spending the money but for $55 these are amazing. They don't compare to basically all of my wired Fidelio headphones I have but as my first bluetooth Philips I'm vary happy with how they sound.

I had hopes these would be great. They might be if they would stay connected. I've been using these for nearly a year at this point and they just keep getting worse and worse. Finding the right size ear piece fitting is a pain but thats honestly the least of the issues. Even with the right size part, they don't stay in unless you're walking or stationary. Running or any kind of bouncing around and these fall right out. The main problem is the connectivity however. This comes in 2 different ways. Either the built in sensor loses track and auto pauses your music thinking it's come out or something, or it just straight up loses Bluetooth connection. When it loses connection the only way to get it to reconnect is to pop it back in its case and pull them out again. My set will do this without fail after being in use for 2-3 minutes and then repeatedly every 20-30 minutes after. It's awful. The only redeeming thing about these and the only reason i still put up with them is that their sound quality is pretty good, when the ear piece is fully lodged halfway down your ear canal. If they are at all lose the quality goes to crap. Overall i would only buy these for someone i don't like or someone i want to inflict constant annoyance on.

Excellent sound! Good quality!

Review conditions:- Not an audiophile.- Music only, no call quality.- iPhone xs max.- Eq, anc, ambiant noise = off.- 320 kbps mp3.- Sound profile & quality compared to HK Fly tws, MD mw08s, Sony wf1000xm4 & BW pi7 earbuds.Pros:- High quality material and workmanship.- If a good seal eartips can be found: very good, wide sound stage with neutral, very good separation, softer and warmer sound than other earbuds. more suitable for classical music, Imo.- Excellent battery life.- Support LDAC. will test this once i get my hand on Xperia iv phone.Cons:- Absolutely no customer support (#1 reason for 2 stars rating), so buy at your own risk. bought the first pair and experience constant lost connection after firmware update. contacted customer support via email on 6 occurrences to no avail, never received any responses. so returned to amazon and got the 2nd pair without upgrading firmware. so far everything worked as expected.- All silicon eartips are useless for passive noise reduction and fits. the best fit and good seal are the foam eartips, but still doesn't stay in ear even with gentle running. Imo, they would hold better if the foam eartips are tapered cylindrical instead of conical.- Huge, bulky case (slightly bigger than Sony wf1000xm3), definitely not pocketable .- Useless app. ear sensor can't be turn off. one needs to manual turn ambient noise and touch control off every time taking earbuds out of the case.- Finicky audio codec, sometime app icon shown sound decodes as sbc instead of aac.- Doesn't support wireless quick charging.

I love these headphones. Yet, a few months later, one of the buds only works when it wants to. If not for that I would give it five stars. I still really like them and how they feel. I keep them in my car while I drive. The size makes it easy to put them in your ear while you drive.

Received this 2 weeks ago. First impression is that it might be a little too big in size. But I love its design language so I decided to give it a shot. It started to grow on me and now I really liked this Philips T1 headphone.The initial issue is the fitment, this earbud sized toward larger side, the default silicon ear tip that came with the bud doesn't really fit my ear. Because of that, it does not provide a good seal which caused the lack of bass. Fortunately T1 comes with a variety of tips including different foam type. After few hours of playing around I finally found the right size for me. Once I have that sorted out I can really feel the punch of bass.The integration with latest Android phone is surprisingly good. Easy to pair, auto pause when taken off ear. Good Bluetooth range, good call and voice quality. I do wish that there's an option to adjust the ambient sound level. The volume of ambient sound in ANC-ambient mode is a bit too low in my opinion.Soundwise it has a really good low-end. Packs a bunch and good extension. Mid-range / vocal is tuned pretty well. However, highs are not as prominent as I expected. The app provides a few different EQ mode but without a custom option.Overall its a good Bluetooth earbuds, specially if you're looking for something different.