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HeyBuddy212 t1_j9vt4v8 wrote

I'm glad it lasted but you missed the important part. Crappy quality in the sound department.

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uber765 OP t1_j9vtp6o wrote

I think it sounds pretty good compared to other speakers of its size. What are your opinions on its specific sound quality?

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ThirdeYe1337 t1_j9wtzry wrote

I keep trying to type this message out, but Reddit keeps glitching on me...

I got a newer version, the Philips TAS1505, and I was pretty disappointed with it. Little to no bass at all, and it doesnt get very loud. The JBL Go 3 is only $5 more right now and sounds worlds better. I use the Philips in the shower, and the JBL for when I care more about the sound quality. I will say that I like the way the Philips looks, and the battery life is better. For those without another bluetooth speaker to compare it to, it's probably acceptable.

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iani63 t1_j9zij6l wrote

JBL is dogshit compared to Philips, overpriced and barely gets through the warranty

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ThirdeYe1337 t1_ja1g6ou wrote

Having currently owned 5 JBL speakers, I respectfully disagree. Mine have all been fine and sound great. I’ve used my JBL Charge 4 since it came out in 2019 and it still works flawlessly, for example. I’ve had two Philips. One completely died and would no longer turn on, and the sound is very weak and poor on the newest one I just bought.

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uber765 OP t1_j9v54vr wrote

My wife mainly uses it as a shower speaker. It stays home unless we stay somewhere else. I'm pretty sure I bought it with one of those 40% off one item coupons.

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BackgroundSituation8 t1_j9vwbec wrote

Nah im with everyone else. This is as buy it for life as a ziplock bag

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wapfelite t1_j9veezz wrote

Philips products have been amazing long term for me. My Philips sonicare toothbrush has been used 3x daily for the past 15 years. Still takes a full charge in the lithium battery too. Phenomenal equipment.

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uber765 OP t1_j9vew0d wrote

I've still got a Phillips brand stereo unit that I got as a gift when I was a kid in 1999. I've used it to power my 15" PA speakers when I used to DJ. Still works like brand new.

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SquigglyPoopz t1_j9vsxt5 wrote

I had a sonicare and it broke past the warranty period…called them and they replaced it and shipped it for free. Told me to trash the broken one. Great customer service.

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MrWieners t1_j9ypmkv wrote

Philips is a solid brand imo

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Shagyam t1_j9xmq64 wrote

I have a Phillips brand 32in 720p TV from 2006 that works like a charm.

Would I say it's BIFL? No, but I'm amazed bits lasted this long

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facebook57 t1_j9ymzqd wrote

I wouldn’t want to listen to music on that for 8 minutes let alone 8 years. BIFL isn’t just something that lasts a long time, it also has to have an element of high quality as well.

This potato speaker isn’t on that level.

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dqrules11 t1_j9v8e0q wrote

Just because something still works doesn't mean it was good in the first place. Id bet my left arm it sounds like crap. Don't just post junk that you've had for a while.

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uber765 OP t1_j9v8xen wrote

That's subjective. For what I paid, the sound quality is great.

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dqrules11 t1_j9v955s wrote

Sound quality isn't really subjective. It's very measurable. But is it better than a phone speaker? Yes.

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uber765 OP t1_j9v9cu3 wrote

If you're unhappy with my submission you can block me and you won't see it. I'm sorry that I've ruined your entire day.

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dqrules11 t1_j9v9pj2 wrote

Oh I'm unbothered, just want to try and keep posts in this sub useful and not promote drug store electronics.

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uber765 OP t1_j9v9uaw wrote

You should apply for a mod position if it's that big of a concern for you. Good day.

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Throw_down22122 t1_j9yfxb0 wrote

Thank you, sheriff. I don't know what would have happened if you wouldn't have stepped in. 🫡⚰️

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