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19-07-2007, 10:15
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Philips SBCHN060 In-Ear Noise Cancelling Headphones
Hi,
I was thinking of buying these head phones for using with my iPod over the standard ear phones that come with the iPod. Are they any good ? As tesco's are selling them for about £25 ! :undecided: many thanks T
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20-07-2007, 07:18
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No idea about those, but I do generally reccomend in-ear headphones, far superior. I've got a pair of JVC ones and I won't go back to ordinaries now, the amount of background noise even these things cut out is awesome
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20-07-2007, 09:14
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I have the JVC FX33 ones, they are far better then ordinary headphones. The only problem is I never notice when someone is stood by my desk.
They don't beat the headset I use for flying though. 
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I go out lunch times and walk to the shops / super market. and some times I can not hear my iPod because off the traffic, hence the new earphones 
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