Philips has just presented new audio products for athletes: a pair of wireless headphones and two Bluetooth speakers.
Philips A7507 headphones // Source: Philips
This Wednesday, nearly three weeks after the end of CES in Las Vegas, it was the turn of the Dutch manufacturer TP Vision and its Philips brand to take stock of its main new products to come in 2022. If the focus was put on televisions, Philips has not forgotten the audio. In addition to the Fidelio connected speakers, Philips also unveiled three portable audio products.
There is thus a pair of true wireless headphones, the Philips A7507, as well as two portable Bluetooth speakers, the Philips S4807 and Philips S7807.
As for wireless headphones, the Philips A7507 are primarily intended for sports use. Designed in partnership with the Jumbo-Visma cycling team, they are equipped with stabilizers to prevent movement during sports training and incorporate an active noise reduction function, called ANC Pro, to better filter outside noise and reduce noise. wind noise. Bone conduction microphones make it possible to better isolate the wearer’s voice during telephone calls to disturb the caller as little as possible.
On the Bluetooth side, Philips announces that its A7507 are compatible with AAC, SBC and LDAC codecs. According to Philips, the headphones can provide up to 8 hours of listening time, plus 21 hours thanks to the charging case.
Two take-everywhere Bluetooth speakers
In addition to these headphones, the Dutch manufacturer has unveiled two battery-powered portable Bluetooth speakers. The Philips S4807 is the more compact of the two with dimensions of 70 x 70 x 169 mm. We are therefore dealing with a parallelepiped equipped with a 10 W loudspeaker backed by two passive radiators for the bass. It also offers a 12-hour battery life.
Philips S4807 and Philips S7807 speakers // Source: Philips
For its part, the Philips 7807 Bluetooth speaker is a little more imposing with dimensions of 104 x 104 x 280 mm. However, it offers a richer sound thanks to the combination of two 20mm tweeters for the treble and two 70mm speakers for the midrange with a passive radiator, enough to deliver a sound with a power of 40 W. The 5000 mAh battery can also be used to charge a smartphone or a pair of Bluetooth headphones in addition to providing an advertised autonomy of 24 hours.
For now, Philips has not yet announced the price of its new Bluetooth headphones and speakers.
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