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Philips Fidelio X2HR On-Ear Headphones, High Definition Sound Headphones - £74.68 Delivered @ Amazon / France
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Posted 5 June 2023

Philips Fidelio X2HR On-Ear Headphones, High Definition Sound Headphones - £74.68 Delivered @ Amazon / France

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  • The high res headphones bring you an authentic and refined sound experience, in the comfort of your own home. High-Resolution Audio reproduces music in its purest form
  • The 50mm drivers of the high-definition audio headphones ensure clear and balanced bass, smooth mids and crisp highs
  • Open-back on-ear headphone acoustic design eliminates air pressure build-up behind the speaker for more pleasing high frequencies
  • High quality breathable ear pads with memory foam have been designed for long lasting comfort and improved sound performance with this Hi-Fi headphones
  • Supplied: Philips Fidelio X2HR/00 On-ear headphones, high definition sound headphones, 50 mm speakers; 3.5-6.3 mm adapter, cable clamp
  • The Philips Fidelio X2HR/00 is an Amazon exclusive in France
  • Frequency range: 5 - 40,000 Hz
  • Sensitivity: 100dB at 1mW

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  1. redCabbage4's avatar
    Average sound at best. Don't know what the hype is about. They are also bit on a quiet side.
    SamRobertshaw's avatar
    You need to pair them with a dedicated amp; they're never going to be phenomenal when powered by a mobile device... but are a monster with a tuneable amp
  2. ChapOfSteel's avatar
    I’m a bit fussy with headphones and have found a few Sennheisers quite uncomfortable. Bose QC35s however I can wear for hours. Are these comfy?
    basergorkobal's avatar
    They are quite heavy and clamp strongly. Not nearly as comfy as the memory foam based vups on Bose
  3. AgentBartonBones's avatar
    I had these and sent them back for the Anker Soundcore
    SamRobertshaw's avatar
    We all make mistakes in life...
  4. jellytotz's avatar
    If you really, really dislike clamping force on headphones - get the Philips SHP9500 (or SHP9600, preferably the 9500 version). Phenomenally comfy headphones, no pressure whatsoever for glasses users too and sound great.

    The headphones listed here are great, but clamping force is a lot more than the 9500.
    rev6's avatar
    You can put them over box overnight to stretch
  5. aja_x's avatar
    I have them for a while. Amazing headphones. Would recommend AMP with them as on mobile or small player they are bit quiet. Still paired with decent AMP and quality source they will blow your socks off. Highly recommended especially at this price.
    Opethian's avatar
    Was just about to post this. I've owned this for several years, but earlier this year I decided to use it with my iFi Zen DAC+AMP (1st gen) and WOW. It's like they were new higher-tier headphones!

    It's a really great set of cans up to £100, especially with an amp.
  6. powerbrick's avatar
    Decent buy in the sub £100 range
    AgentBartonBones's avatar
    totally agree, some good deals on right now with these and the Anker headphones. def a buyers market right now on here!
  7. Kentaro's avatar
    They're good if you use them with some sort of EQ setting. Little over rated imo, I think paying a little more and getting a refurbished HD560s is the better buy or KSC75 + Better pads and a headband (if you don't mind a little lack of bass)
    rev6's avatar
    Depends what you want. If you want more impactful bass and a more spacious sound the HD560s won't interest you as much.
  8. dm_boss's avatar
    Great headset. Unfortunately it's not wireless.
    stuellis's avatar
    That’s a positive and not a negative. The ability to use a a good DAC/Amp allows for a better experience.
  9. thelagmonster's avatar
    Brilliant price for a cracking pair of headphones
    Ornatas's avatar
    Absolutely, I bought these last year, and they have been great so far. I use them for gaming and use the Peace Equalizer with them. Cant fault them, especially at this price.
  10. Searching4deals1234's avatar
    I was expecting some good things when I bought these. I returned within a day. I would have said not much better than some headphones around £50
    basergorkobal's avatar
    Every time I see comments like yours, I think to myself, that person bought the wrong product. If your source sounds as good on the Fidelios as it does on a £50 pair of headphones, you really need to invest in a better source. Or your ears are not discerning enough.
    These headphones are very transparent so will reveal any flaws your source material and equipment will have.
    The original version of X1 came with a rubbish sounding headphone cable. Once swapped the difference was very apparent.
  11. Jonathan.Smith's avatar
    Insane deal
  12. SuperFlyBlues's avatar
    Lovely headphones for the this price. Need a good DAC and headphone amp to get the most out of them. The Topping DX3 Pro+ would do nicely. Available on Amazon for £199 or cheaper if you're happy to order from a Chinese audio website like ShenzhenAudio. shenzhenaudio.com/pro…ier
    Alex_H's avatar
    I've got mine paired with a Fiio K3 and they sound lovely.
  13. tan1692's avatar
    Bought these some time ago and the best I could ask for, these are great on their own an really come to life with an amp. Great built quality.

    Only other rival to these are the DT770 pro. But the frequencies really breath on these open back headphones. (edited)
  14. adam_rockon's avatar
    You don't need an amp for these.
    rev6's avatar
    You do otherwise there's no sound
  15. D4NVT's avatar
    Phenomenal pair of cans for the money!!
  16. LaurenceGough's avatar
    Bargain price
  17. Alex_H's avatar
    Amazing headphones. I use mine for work and gaming. So comfortable, generally on my head 8 hours a day.

    As others have said, you really want to pair these with a DAC to get the best out of them. I'm using a Fiio K3 which can be bought for under £100 on Amazon.
  18. ChapOfSteel's avatar
    Thanks MrSwitch, mine came to £75.03 as I paid for the dearer shipping - should be arriving tomorrow amazingly!
  19. laccc's avatar
    That's a steal!! Have one about 4 years ago, perfect (edited)
  20. Bromag3's avatar
    Has these for 2 years connected to pc , am using a day but you don't need one . They are so damn comfy and sounds great, good deal.
  21. rev6's avatar
    Great price.
  22. PC59's avatar
    Perfect headphones for watching movies , better than any Dolby Atmos or spatial audio nonsense
  23. Cameron583's avatar
    This thread evidences the subjectiveness of sound.


    The X2 HR are great neutral headphones with an expansive sound stage. If you have a preference for something a little more bassy or crisp, these might not be your thing.


    I would say target audience would be someone who:

    Prefers resolution over V shaped tonal balance
    Expansive soundstage over noise isolation
    Gamer playing something like Tarkov


    A more powerful DAC/amp combo won't just make the headphones louder, but it'll provide better accuracy.
    toge's avatar
    they are not neutral, they have a very bright sound signature, very V shaped


    but agree the soundstage is excellent especially for playing sweaty fps games (edited)
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