Philips SHD8850 Wireless Over-Ear RF Hi-Fi TV Headphones - Black

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This guide is for users of the Philips SHD8850 wireless headphones, offering a comfortable and immersive audio experience. Enjoy the freedom of wireless listening with a 30m range and superior sound quality, but note that the best audio performance is achieved with a wired connection for high-resolution audio. These headphones are designed for extended listening sessions, providing convenience and ease of use.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Series | SHD |
| Model Part Number | SHD8850/12 |
| Brand | Philips |
Charging time can vary, but it usually takes several hours to fully charge the headphones.
The headphones use AAA Nickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH) rechargeable batteries.
The wireless range is up to 30 meters.
Yes, you can connect the headphones to your smartphone using the 3.5mm jack with a cable.
Refer to the user manual for instructions on how to replace the batteries. The battery compartment is usually located in the ear cup.
Warranty details can vary; please refer to your product documentation for the specific warranty information.
Yes, the headphones are suitable for gaming, providing immersive sound.
Connect the charging dock to your TV using either the optical or analog input.
Ensure the headphones are charged. Check the battery status on the charging dock. If the headphones are charged, try replacing the batteries.
Check the connection between the charging dock and your audio source. Make sure the volume is turned up on both the headphones and the audio source. Verify that the correct input (optical or analog) is selected on the charging dock.
Ensure a stable wireless connection. Try moving closer to the charging dock or reducing interference. Use a wired connection for High-Resolution Audio.
Make sure the headphones are correctly placed on the charging dock. Clean the charging contacts on both the headphones and the dock. Check the power connection to the charging dock.
The Philips SHD8850 headphones are compatible with most TVs and audio devices. The included optical and analog inputs ensure compatibility. For high-resolution audio, use the 3.5mm connector.