Philips Bone Conduction Bluetooth
No noise cancelling, 9 h, WirelessProduct details
The innovative bone sound acoustic system and open ear design ensure you enjoy music and have a safer sports experience. With the unique active light for jogging and IP67 waterproof rating, you can go outside anytime.
Bone conduction drivers keep your ear open while running, so you can feel safer because you can hear your surroundings better. These sports headphones are IP67 waterproof, making them resistant to prolonged contact with moisture. Now you can work out sweat-free, let off steam in the rain or even take a shower with them.
The lightweight neckband design keeps you comfortable for even longer without messing up your hairstyle or putting pressure on your head. Stay motivated with your favorite music. With this handy workout partner, you'll always have your music with you while you exercise. These sports headphones can withstand even the toughest and sweatiest workouts thanks to their sweat-resistant design.
| Application range | Lifestyle, Sports |
| Equipment + Functions | Splashproof |
| Headphone type | Bluetooth headphones, On Ear Headphones |
| Signal transmission | Wireless |
| Noise cancelling | No noise cancelling |
| Isolation | Open |
| Item number | 16390434 |
Reviews & Ratings
Statutory warranty score
How often does a product of this brand in the «Headphones» category have a defect within the first 24 months?
Source: Galaxus- 59.Nothing3 %
- 59.OEM3 %
- 59.Philips3 %
- 59.RØDE3 %
- 65.Bowers & Wilkins3,2 %
Statutory warranty case duration
How many working days on average does it take to process a warranty claim from when it arrives at the service centre until it’s back with the customer?
Source: Galaxus- 1.OTL0 days
- 1.Panasonic0 days
- 1.Philips0 days
- 1.SBS0 days
- 1.Soundpeats0 days
Return rate
How often is a product of this brand in the «Headphones» category returned?
Source: Galaxus- 38.Sony2,6 %
- 39.CMF2,7 %
- 39.Philips2,7 %
- 39.Samsung2,7 %
- 42.1More2,8 %
The sound is therefore transmitted via the bones of the skull and not via the air as with conventional headphones. The ears remain free. We reviewed three devices: Philips TAA6606 for 108 euros, Shokz OpenMove for 89 euros and Shokz OpenRun Pro for 189 euros. Supplier Shokz specialises in bone-sound headphones.