Philips Puts The Fun In Music With Colorful And Stylish New Bubbles Headphones
NEW YORK - Music fans everywhere can now show off their own unique sense of style while listening to their favorite tunes with a new range of colorful, vibrant and fun Philips headphones. The Philips Bubbles in-ear headphones allow listeners to show their personality with the choice of three distinctive color styles (pink, green, blue) to brighten up music enjoyment and stand out from the crowd.
Philips SHE3620
"Music is more than just a hobby for many people. It's an essential way of showing off individual personality and style," said Glenn McIlmail, vice president, customer marketing Peripherals and Accessories, Philips Consumer Lifestyle North America. "We developed the Philips Bubbles range of headphones so that music lovers can find a headphone that reflects the individual. The new range offers much more than just great sound quality, but also a new colorful device that matches the user's personality."
The Philips Bubbles in-ear headphones allow listeners to show their personality with the choice of three distinctive color styles (pink, green, blue) to brighten up music enjoyment and stand out from the crowd.
With a combination of curves and transparent colors which stray from the traditional silver or grey headphone designs, the Bubbles range also features a music-sharing adaptor to enjoy listening with friends, even when on the move. The headphones deliver exceptional comfort and sound quality guaranteeing music fans a great listening experience without compromising their individuality.
The Philips Bubbles headphones are vibrantly packaged and feature a mini-cord keeper to manage any excess cord and prevent dangles, allowing music fans to keep cables neatly around their portable music player. The Philips Bubbles headphones - SHE3620, SHE2621 and SHE3622 - are available for purchase worldwide and priced at $14.99.
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