Take the foldable HN110 headphone with you on your travels and enjoy great music everywhere--even in noisy environments like buses, trains and airplanes. It's a full-size headphone that covers your whole ear, yet it folds up for compact storage in the soft pouch supplied. The active noise canceling technology is easy adjusted using the controls that are conveniently integrated into the headphone shells.
This smart noise reduction technology enhances the pleasure of listening to lower volume levels in noisy environments. It's particularly good at removing low-frequencies like jet engine noise, so you can enjoy soft music on flights, and in trains and similar places without hearing a distracting buzz in the background. The technology creates an equal but opposite waveform to the noise that that by a process of subtraction, effectively cancels out the unwanted noise.
Use your own headphones to listen to in-flight entertainment. The adaptor simply converts the standard double-mono jacks to a stereo headphone jack.
All the active electronics are integrated into the headphone so there is no extra box to carry around.
Neodynium is the best material for producing a strong magnetic field for greater sensitivity in a voice coil, better bass response and higher overall sound quality.
Acoustically-tuned design and high-quality drivers ensure best-in-class audio performance.
The shape and materials used for the ear cushions ensure a perfect fit for maximum comfort, and as an added bonus, prevent audio leakage and enhance bass performance.
The HN110 earshells cover your whole ear for better sound quality, which also provides space for a larger, higher performance driver.
Use the phones straight away, with no need to buy batteries. Just drop the batteries in and go!
Use headphones on equipment with either 3.5mm or 1/4-inch jacks, giving you a wider choice of audio devices.
Look after your headphone and stop the cable getting tangled by storing it in this handy soft pouch.
The headphone can fold down to a small size for convenient storage when not in use.
| Active noise attenuation: | 50-1,500Hz, >10dB at 300Hz |
| Noise canceling effect: | ~10 dB at 300 Hz |
| Acoustic system: | Open |
| Magnet type: | Neodymium |
| Voice coil: | Copper |
| Diaphragm: | Mylar Dome |
| Frequency response: | 20 - 20 000 Hz |
| Impedance: | 25 Ohm (ON), 47 Ohm (OFF) |
| Maximum power input: | 500 mW |
| Sensitivity: | 102 dB |
| Speaker diameter: | 40 mm |
| Cable length: | 1.5 m |
Philips HN110 Headphones, 1/4-Inch Adapter, In-Flight Adapter, Carrying Pouch, Battery
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934 of 946 people found the following review helpful: By This review is from: Philips HN 110 Folding Noise-Canceling Headphones (Electronics) I basically live on airplanes. I fly somewhere over 250,000 miles a year every year. I'm also an amateur audiophile and have a really cool 2 channel stereo system, as well as lots of other high end audio gear. I've owned nearly every brand of noise cancelling headset, as well as used ones I haven't owned. These are by far the best value out there for Around the Ear headphones, bar none. Its true that if you have large ears, these may cramp your style, but this is true of ALL around the ear headphones worn over a long period of time. Thats why most major manufacturers have also introduced OVER THE EAR units as well.
As far as noise cancelling and sound quality, these headphones are at the top of the class. I've worn the ridiculously expensive Bose QCs for years, and the price is downright scandalous. I always am amazed at how many suckers pay for these, when they are no better or worse than all the other ones I have. At the moment, I have...Read more 181 of 183 people found the following review helpful: By Another Movie FAN "Steve B." (Rohnert Park, Ca. United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: Philips HN 110 Folding Noise-Canceling Headphones (Electronics) Overall I rate these phones as a very good value for the money, and think anyone considering noise-canceling headphones should consider them. Also, I think I can clear up some confusion about some reported problems with these phones. There are indeed two revisions of the Philips HN110 phones, as was briefly mentioned in a prior review. The older version (which I spotted at Walmart) has a very different earcup mounting arrangement with a silver tinted plastic part between the headband and earcups. I think this older style is responsible for most of the negative comments about parts breaking (because one individual's review specifically complained about the "silver portion that connects the muff" breaking). I have the [presumably newer] type that is shown in the Amazon picture above that has a crosswise black plastic hinge piece that holds upside-down U-shaped adjustable chromed wire earpiece supports, and I have had no problems...Read more 331 of 344 people found the following review helpful: By This review is from: Philips HN 110 Folding Noise-Canceling Headphones (Electronics) A good friend of mine let me listen to his pair of the expensive Bose noise-canceling headphones. I was blown away with the technology and capability of the headphones. I began searching for a pair of noise-canceling headphones, but I didn't want to spend a small mint on a Bose pair. My search led me to three choices, one of which was the Philips HN-110, which happened to be the most expensive of the three. I generally trust the Philips name, so I had reasonably high hopes for this product.
The folding design of the headphones is quite nice and compact, making for easy storing and carrying. This is impressive considering the actual weight and bulkiness of the headphones. The noise canceling feature can be turned off and on using a power switch that is embedded on the right ear-piece. The switch is quite "flush" with the rest of the surface, so finding the switch blindly (while wearing the headphones) is somewhat difficult until you get a real natural feel for the...Read more |