Free Philips SHE2640 Headphones

Susan Slade
Today has been a fantastic day for me. Both Walgreens and CVS had a whole page of 'It's like getting It for FREE' after extra bucks, and Jingle Ca$h, like getting purchase free good on next purchase. I spent approximately $10, and got $72 worth of goods, and I still have $8 to spend in rewards. The only cost to me was the sales tax.

So how could I not buy the Philips In-ear headphones for $6.99 and get the $6.99 back to spend in the store. For free has been a wonderful day for me.

I purchased Sentry headphones awhile ago, and the foam just disintegrated on me, so those went into the garbage. They were lightweight, but still headphones. What I loved when I first saw the Philips headphones, is that they are earbuds. They are so tiny that I can scrunch them in the palm of my hand. These will be perfect to take when we are flying domestic routes. British Airways provide them on my flights to England each year.

First of all I don't have an iPod, but if I did, then these work with the iPod.

I wanted to try them out, so I went into a couple of videos that I have kept from YouTube. I put the jack into my computer, and then unraveled the cord. The tiny earbuds are metal on the back, and have a soft rubber coating on the front. They have L and R on them, so I knew where to put them.

The sound from the YouTube videos were okay, but I couldn't really test them with that. So I then went to one of our portable C.D. players. I plugged the jack in and switched on. The sound was excellent. I could hear it coming into both ears, and when I turned the sound up, it was way too loud for me, but probably great for teenagers.

With Christmas coming up these would be a great gift for tweens, teenagers, and people who love to travel. They are really comfortable, and after awhile I didn't even know that I had them in my ears. They are tiny but work just as well as the big guys.

Here are some specifics on them:
"Model # SHE264027
Key Features
Connectivity: Cable
Design: Ear Buds
Sound Mode: Stereo
Technical Features
Max. Power Handling: 50 mW
Driver Unit Size: 13.5 mm
Frequency Response: 12 Hz - 22 kHz
Impedance: 16 ohm"

The Philips in-ear headphones give me the quality of sound that I was looking for, in a tiny earbud that is comfortable, and is so small that I can take it anywhere I go. This is a keeper for me.

To register the product and to check on the warranty go to www.philips.com/welcome.

DISCLOSURE OF MATERIAL CONNECTION:
Purchase it for $6.99 and received the money back in the form of a coupon.

Published by Susan Slade

Born in England just after the war. Moved to Florida in 1988, and owned a restaurant. Bookkeeper, and freelance writer.  View profile

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  • R.C. Johnson12/31/2010

    Just making a few page view visits to wish you a Happy New Year! rcj

  • Charlotte Kuchinsky12/15/2010

    Funny, I get some of your publication notices but not others so I'm checking back just in case. That's how I found the last two.

  • Susan Slade12/12/2010

    Ruth, I wouldn't be able to write all these reviews if I had to pay for the products.

  • R.C. Johnson12/12/2010

    You are one of the best shoppers I have ever had the pleasure to get to know. Such bargains! These sound great! rcj

  • Susan Slade12/12/2010

    Thank you so much Nancy. I really appreciate it.

  • Nancy P. Goodman, in Tennessee12/12/2010

    I came back to visit this one, Susan, and to tell you I nominated you for a Yahoo! Contributor Award! good luck!

  • Rae Lynne Morvay12/11/2010

    Free is good, my kids go through headphones like mad.

  • Michele Starkey12/11/2010

    Sounds great, cheers ;)

  • Nancy P. Goodman, in Tennessee12/10/2010

    This is good information, thanks, Susan!

  • Zona Zirconia12/10/2010

    Fantastic! ♥ Fran, we are all getting partial notices which is better than the none earlier.

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