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We recently tested the Philips BT7500 Sound Box, model with technologies bluetooth, nfc and sound beyond powerful. See the full analysis below:
Design: 6i3f3s
A Philips BT7500 has straight and minimalist lines, making this box a “discreet” option for any environment. The use of quotation marks is intentional, as the size of the box prevents it from being truly unobtrusive.
The front area is composed of a single, curved layer, without showing the internal divisions of the boxes, leaving only the “Philips” logo visible. At the top, we have the controls, with a rotary and metallic knob for setting the volume, which “rotates infinitely” (it has no mechanical start or end. In the rear area are located two bass radiators.
Connectivity: 5u3b17
O Philips BT7500 Connects to any smartphone, tablet or device that s Bluetooth 4.0 connections or earlier. The available profiles are A2DP, AVR, HFP, and the can facilitate the initial configuration using the NFC technology: just touch the sensors NFC for smartphone e to BT7500, so that both recognize and configure themselves automatically. Also, it is possible to pair up to 3 devices at the same time, a feature called “multipair".
For those who depend on wired connections, you can connect the BT7500 to any device with the P2 audio input/output (3,5mm, present in smartphones, computers, tablets and most traditional sound devices).
A Philips also made available a USB port, but it's just for you to charge your gadgets while playing music on this speaker. she doesn't recognize pen drives or devices to play music.
Power Rating: 293266
In general, the models of speakers available on the market are not as powerful. You can find 3 to 6 watt boxes out there, which are enough for a small room, but don't work very well when the wants to use them for a party.
This Philips model, however, does the trick, delivering 30 watts (30 W – 15 W x 2 RMS) of sound in great quality. It has stereo speakers, which ensure noise-free sound, even when the selects the maximum volume. The bass is also very good. But, due to the lack of a manual equalizer, the sound quality will depend almost exclusively on how the music was recorded.
That makes the Philips BT7500 A great option for parties, for use indoors or in environments such as pools and barbecues.
Battery: 4q1j4i
Um negative point of the product is the fact that it needs to be constantly connected to the electrical network, which is different from the concept of “portable speakers”. That is, even though you don't need wires to connect the Philips BT7500 to an audio source, it will depend on them to keep it working. And that, of course, limits the places where you can use this speaker.
Price and Conclusion: 332658
We found the Philips BT7500 for sale in the country by R$659,00. The price is justified, since we are talking about a model with excellent sound quality, with good bass. That speaker It also has cool features, great performance and plays sounds without losing quality. The only negative point goes to the dependence on a source of energy.
However, if mobility isn't essential, it might be worth spending a little more.
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Technical specifications:
- Model: BT7500, BT7500B/12
- Power: 30 W (15 W x 2 RMS);
- Audio system: stereo;
- Speaker drivers: 2 x 3,5 inch woofer and 2 x ¾ inch tweeter;
- Connections: NFC, Bluetooth 4.0 or earlier;
- Bluetooth profiles: A2DP, AVR, HFP;
- Audio inputs: P2 (3,5mm);
- Multipair: yes, pair with multiple devices;
- USB port: 5V and 2,1 A (for power only);
- Power supply: 100/240V, dual voltage;
- Dimensions: 33,5 (width) x 18,0 (height) x 14,5 (depth);
- Weight: 2,2 kg;
For more information, visit the Philips BT7500 official website.
