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Theres little more annoying than when your headphones die halfway through listening to music.
That the battery inside could conceivably last forever, without ever needing to see any kind of charging outlet?
Philips reckons it has got the answer, which comes in the form of the Philips GO 6000 Series.
These headphones use a solar panel on top to keep them juiced up at all times.
How does it work?
There is just one issue with the whole package.
Having infinite battery life is one thing, but actually wanting to use the headphones is another.
I appreciate budget-oriented products, but there are still audio standards that these devices have to be kept to.
They simply dont sound very good.
They also look pretty cool, with their textured plastic shell and red accents.
Don’t worry about that mud though, given that the cooling gel-filled earcups are machine washable.
Dont put the headphones in, mind you, just the cushions.
They twist off super easily and then click back into place when theyre all clean.
Are the Go 6000 thebest wireless headphonesaround?
No, but theyre some of the most intriguing.
Then its just a matter of finding a solar-powered forever phone…
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