We will therefore have to wait until next fall to see the Philips TAH8000E circumaural headphones appear in stores with their high-end specifications for an affordable announced price.
Philips TAH8000E, main specifications££££
In terms of the features of the Philips TAH8000E, we find adaptive active noise reduction, 40 mm speakers covered in graphene, [abc]Hi-Res Audio[/abc], [abc]Bluetooth[/abc] 5.4 and [abc]Auracast[/abc] certifications, Spatial Audio compatibility… In total, the Philips H8000E has five microphones: two AI microphones used for calls and four microphones for active noise reduction. The latter, adjustable on five levels, offers for example a specific mode for the reduction of wind noise, all fully controllable via the Philips Headphones application.
Philips TAH8000E, up to 70 hours of autonomy and removable battery££££
The battery life displays 70 hours of playback (active noise reduction deactivated) and 50 hours with active noise reduction activated. The fast charge function offers 8 hours of additional playback for 10 minutes of charging. Namely, the ear cushions and the batteries housed are removable.
Philips has the floor££££
"Sound quality is excellent thanks to Philips' large 40mm graphene-coated drivers and high-resolution audio playback (LDAC), as well as AAC and LC3 compatibility and spatial audio for immersive sound," Philips said.
Availability announced for September. Suggested price still unknown (the one mentioned in the photo above should not be the one practiced in France) but Philips nevertheless announces an aggressive price in order to compete with the big names in the sector, for example the future Sony WH-1000XM6 expected this summer too.
