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Phillips Launches Waterproof Sport Headphones
The model numbers are Philips SHQ3000 & SHQ4000.
The Philips SHQ3000 & SHQ4000 are part of Philips new line of 'waterproof' and sweat proof sports headphones in rubberized black and bright orange design; and comes with three sizes of extra soft anti-bacterial silicon ear caps. SHQ3000 are customizable ear hooks whereas SHQ4000 are extremely flexible neckband based earphones. Both the headphones are form-fitting and capable of staying put during physical activity, and may be washed under the tap for clean and safe keeping. Snug-fitting ear caps ensure minimal sound leaking with powerful bass response. Cable clip and protective sports pouch are included for storage and travel.
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First Published:Aug 12, 2010, 13:53:00 IST
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