Philips T4556 True Wireless Headphones, Active Noise Canceling, IPX4 Water Resistant, Black

Bought this during the black Friday event 2025. It is a great buy. So far everything has been as described. let's see how it performs in the long run.

$30 special, wow it sounds amazing! Bass could be overpowering at times but amazing. The 12mm drivers reaches some low frequencies that make you smile. I don't like to hear them loud so middle to low volumes are my preference. Highly recommend with the original price. They do have warranty and Philips customer service doesn't disappoint.

So I got these while they were $30 as part of Walmart's Deal Days. If you're like me and you want to know how these stack up against Apple's AirPods 2 - They sound better. The highs are super clear and the lows bang in your ears. Of course, they come with no Spatial Audio, no app support, worse ANC and worse Ambient Mode. That said, if all you care about is sound, get these. In the same way my $9 ONN wireless headphones beat our AirPods Pro 1, these beat out its sibling

I am quite an audiophile and I must say that those earbuds sound fantastic!! The have crisp highs, good midrange and a very punchy bass! I would not recommend them for people who do not like their sound on the heavy side of bass but even so, the bass does not swallow the highs and mids. The sound quality is fantastic and they are easy to operate, sit comfortably in the ears and last for a long time on one battery charge!! I can highly recommend them!

I was pleasantly surprised by these ear buds. For the price a thought they would be ok at best. The sound quality is really good. They are comfortable to wear. The volume is loud enough with clear sound. They wouldn't blow your eardrums out. The best thing about them is if you lose one, you're not out much money.

I must say it was worth the wait! They have a powerful bass and treble combo, also someone could be yelling and you still won't hear them. I love it, playing video games you can hear the footsteps so well no one can ever creep up on me. I also love to make beats, these earbuds just upped my game by a thousand! Let's not talk about when you're on the phone lol…if you have a low voice make sure to speak a little louder these are not meant for people who can't project their voice or mumble! Thank you for reading I'm Jay Lee n I'm out!!!

I was surprised how good these sound. The drawback is, the touch controls are a bit confusing and you have to use your phone to turn the volume up and down which is odd to me. Isn't volume important when operating earbuds? These are great budget friendly earbuds.

Very disappointed with these earbuds. Every aspect of them feels like an afterthought, with low-quality plastics used for both the case and the buds. The fit and finish are poor, and the mobile app is slow, not even recognizing its own product. There have been far too many years of quality improvements and manufacturing efficiencies in this space for Philips to even consider shipping such a terrible product. Not recommended, save your money.

For $100 msrp these really suck, i got these for $29 brand new on black Friday presale and they're not better than the $25 full price jlabs go air pop. I hate that these have anc since it always auto turns on every time you take them out of the case and you have to turn it off in an awkward way every time since the music is weird with it on. No app control is possible with this model so you have to double tap the right a lot to turn it off. And the taps are finnicky since they don't always register unlike the jlabs which reliably register leading to frustration. No volume controls with these unlike the jlabs which is just utterly baffling, you have to always use your phone since these knuckleheads over at philips decided that people were going to prefer the voice assistant feature over volume even though no one uses voice assistant. Overall really poorly thought out, The bass is also lacking compared to the jlabs and it's not like you're sacrificing bass for better audio, These two sound about identical in terms of instrument reproduction like accordion, trumpet, saxophone, flute ect. The jlabs are a tad louder and have a tad more bass. Overall these suck bad even for the $29 i paid for them and I'll be returning them, these aren't worth a penny more, and if you pay the full $100 msrp for these you're a mega sucker. I wish these didn't have anc at all to be honest, it sucks and it turns itself back on every time you take them out and the process to turn it off sucks. Get the jlabs go air pop, they have absolutely no right to be as amazing as they are for the nothing they cost and i still haven't sound a suitable replacement even though these "upgrades" are literally 400% more expensive but are actually downgrades, i took these cheap but amazing jlabs for granted. I also reviewed the sony wf c500 and those are even worse and they're also $100 but I wouldn't pay over $15 for those in comparison. Terrible build quality and poor audio with no bass at all and an eq doesn't do much.

I took them out of the box and went for a walk. Tried to connect but they never popped up. I thought if I press both earbuds for long enough then they would either pair with each other or at least reset.... Nope. Only way to reset is to use the charging box. You need the charging box to reset. I never could get them to pair with each other. Independent earbuds are great... IF it doesn't need to be reset every single time you want to pair them. Also, plain earbuds shouldn't ever need to be reset. Reseting the connection from the phone is one thing but these headphones need to be factory reset to pair with each other.