Name: UpBeat
Brand: Philips
SKU: 270626
Rating: 4.3 (40 reviews)

3.9

based on all reviews

Consumer ratings:

3.3 / 5

They offer snug fit as well
steady and reliable pair of earbuds
clarity also remains pretty smooth

takes about 2 hours to charge via its Micro-USB port
No profile other than A2DP are specified
lacking in a set of its price range

Bluetooth: yes
Bluetooth wireless range: 32.81 ft
Wireless network (wi-fi): no
Playback time: 6 h

Philips UpBeat - Pros & Cons

They offer snug fit as well
steady and reliable pair of earbuds
clarity also remains pretty smooth
the sound quality and the excellent battery life
decent mid-range performance and instruments and vocals shine
Simple looks and good construction
good quality of plastics the build feels adequately sturdy
bass is good and packs a decent punch
The looks are simple but functional as-in they are quite comfortable
The sound clarity is good

takes about 2 hours to charge via its Micro-USB port
No profile other than A2DP are specified
lacking in a set of its price range
it s not an especially protective design
each earbud feels a little bit hefty in your hands
The microphone sensitivity is a tad on the low side
battery inside each earbud is a bit larger than usual
not bumpy
no one wants to wire in their headphones into a cumbersome dongle
are no extra features that could drive up the price on the SHB2505 s
the headband expands to go around the head
On-Ear Headphones
There is no additional cost to you
highs are a bit disappointing and lack in details and crispness
sound just slightly tinny during some parts
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Philips UpBeat - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Bluetooth wireless range	32.81 ft Best: Ion Cornerstone Bluetooth wireless range: 984.25 ft
Weight	210 g Best: Philips BT2650 Weight: 0.21 g
Playback time	6 h Best: Music Angel Mini Best Friendz Playback time: 120 h

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Philips UpBeat - Full Specifications

Channels	1.0
Number of drivers	1

Height	1.56 in
Width	3.74 in
Depth	3.74 in
Weight	7.41 oz

Radio receiver	no
Memory card reader	no
USB input port	yes
Built-in microphone	no

Colour of product	Black Blue White

USB	yes
AUX in	yes
Bluetooth	yes
Bluetooth profile	A2DP AVRCP HFP
Bluetooth version	4.2
Bluetooth wireless range	32.81 ft
Wireless network (Wi-Fi)	no

Battery type	Li-polymer
Playback time	6.0 h
Battery life (max)	10.0 h

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4.1

Based on 4 reviews

Philips UpBeat Philips Upbeat True Wireless SHB2505 Review (Page 2 of 4) | APH Networks

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Philips Upbeat True Wireless SHB2505 Review (Page 2 of 4) | APH Networks

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Philips UpBeat Philips UpBeat SHB2505 Wireless Earbuds Review - Move and Groove Without Dropping the Beat

Wccftech

Published: 04.10.2019

Philips UpBeat SHB2505 Wireless Earbuds Review - Move and Groove Without Dropping the Beat

4.1

The UpBeat SHB2505, Philips' latest Bluetooth headphone revision, slides in some wing tips and comfort whether you're on the go or hitting the gym.

Philips UpBeat Philips UpBeat SHB2515 review: Makes a strong case with the battery

The Economic Times

Published: 22.02.2020

Philips UpBeat SHB2515 review: Makes a strong case with the battery

The latest entry into the true wireless earphones market offers great audio output and a long battery life

Philips UpBeat Review of the Philips UpBeat SHB2505 Wireless Earbuds - Nerd Techy

nerdtechy.com

Published: 27.07.2019

Review of the Philips UpBeat SHB2505 Wireless Earbuds - Nerd Techy

Sometimes a brand name can mean something. Other times, not so much. About ten thousand different companies make earbuds now. A lot of them are actually generic components, cobbled together from a handful of hardware manufacturers. In many cases, the audio hardware used by bigger brands is the exact same hardware used by smaller brands. But that’s not always the case, which is why you’ve got to look at wireless earbuds on a case by case basis. Philips UpBeat SHB2505 Wireless Earbuds Philips seems to rarely take big chances. They try to make stuff for the average person because they