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PHILIPS Fidelio X2HR Over The Ear Open Back Wired Headphone 50mm Drivers- Black Professional Studio Monitor Headphones with Detachable Cable

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Style: 50mm


Features

  • Hi-res Audio Certified with extended response frequencies
  • Engineered double layered ear-shells with pre-tilted speaker plates
  • 50 mm high definition neodymium drivers with LMC diaphragm
  • Acoustic open-back architecture
  • Replaceable deluxe memory foam ear-pads with breathable velour finishing
  • Lightweight self-adjustable hammock with 3D mesh and genuine leather outer headband
  • 3.5mm detachable oxygen-free cable (3m) 3 5 mm to 6 3 mm adapter and cable management clip included
  • Connector Type: 3. 5Mm Stereo; 1/4-Inch

Description

With over 50 years of heritage in headphone acoustics we remain dedicated to ensuring exacting standards in both sound and ergonomic performance That's why we continually out to refine and innovate our products integrating your preferences and experiences into our signature designs Fidelio X2HR integrates iconic design matched with an impeccably clear and detailed sound range With the Philips Fidelio X2HR immerse yourself in the experience of your own personal concert right at home Acoustic open-back architecture engineered double layered ear-shells pre-tilted speaker plates 50 mm high definition neodymium drivers with LMC diaphragm replaceable Deluxe memory foam ear-pads with breathable velour finishing lightweight self-adjustable hammock with 3D mesh Genuine leather outer headband 3 5mm detachable oxygen-free cable (3M) 3 5 mm to 6 3 mm adapter and cable management clip included

Brand: Philips Audio


Color: Black


Ear Placement: On Ear


Form Factor: Over Ear


Impedance: 30 Ohm


Noise Control: Sound Isolation


Headphones Jack: 3.5 mm Jack


Model Name: Fidelio


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth


Included Components: Adaptor plug 3.5 - 6.3 mm adapter, Cable, Cable management Cable clip


Age Range (Description): Adult


Material: Aluminum, Leather, Metal


Recommended Uses For Product: Professional Studio Monitor Headphones


Theme: Music


Control Type: Media Control


Cable Feature: Detachable, Retractable


Item Weight: 13.4 Ounces


Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant


Frequency Range: 5 - 40,000 Hz


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Style: X2HR Over Ear Headphone


Control Method: Touch


Number of Items: 1


Cable Length: 3 Meters


Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver


Earpiece Shape: around-the-ear


Is Autographed: No


Special Feature: Microphone Included, Volume Control


Manufacturer: Philips Audio


Item Weight: 13.4 ounces


Item model number: X2HR/00


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: February 23, 2017


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    • Some of the best I've ever used.
I bought these after my DT770 Pro's broke, and after a fair amount of shopping around. I wanted an open-back style of headphone so I could hear the room while I was wearing them, and for the wider soundstage that you just don't get with closed-back headphones. I've had a fair selection of different headphones, including most of the popular ones; the Audio Technica M50x's, Sennheiser HD280's, my Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro's, Sennheiser HD598's, and Grado SR80's. All of those are decent headphones, and are good in their own ways, but they each have their issues, too. The M50x's wore out fast. The HD280's had ear cups that flaked apart and felt cheap, and were hot to wear. The DT770 Pro's sound good, but have cheap plastic clips holding the sliders together that don't hold up to long-term use, and you really have to always use a headphone amp with them. The Grado's are what I'd consider the best sound quality-wise, but they're kind of uncomfortable. These headphones (the X2HR's) do their best to alleviate the problems those other headsets have, and they manage to sound the best of the bunch while doing it. The ear cups have a plastic ring, but it's never under any stress so it's not going to be a breaking point over time. The cable is replaceable, so that isn't an issue like it can be with nearly all of the other headsets I listed. The headband on the X2HR's self-adjusts, so it isn't flexing a stress point that will become an issue after a lot of use; it's also really comfortable, and doesn't require any fiddling with it to make it fit right. The ear cups are a soft but firm foam that's also pretty comfortable; they'll likely wear over time about the same as the velour cups on the Beyerdynamic's, and they pick up cat hair pretty badly, but since they don't get hot to wear and the fit of the headphones is so easy you don't adjust them constantly, either. The good: Build quality is solid, and they're built to last. Extremely comfortable and don't require adjustments to get them to fit right. The sound quality is exactly what I would want from this kind of headphones, and is better than other notable headsets I own at a similar price point. Very good at 3D sound representation for gaming. Cons: The X2HR's are a bit heavy, but they don't feel like it when you're wearing them and I've found them to be comfortable for long periods of time. Build quality is solid, but without a hardshell carrying case I'd probably leave them home before putting them in a suitcase for a trip. Overall: Without getting into stuff like "scintillating mids" or "boomy bass" that's all pretty subjective anyway, for me these are the best sounding headphones I've owned. They give the comfort of Sennheiser sets with the sound quality of Grado's, somehow finding the best of both worlds. If you're not overly concerned with buzzwords and hitting that audiophile-perfect neutral that only appeals to music mixing, or the bone shaking bass that gaming headset makers think everyone wants, these are the way to go. Other notes: They do leak a bit of sound, which is expected of any open-ear headset. Not a con, but something to be aware of. I tested the spatial sound on a PC using a Soundblaster X4, with its 7.1 mixing and with Dolby Atmos for Headphones, and both ways were way more impressive than they sounded on my DT770's. I'd strongly recommend using your favorite EQ with them rather than running without, especially if you're using a sound source that doesn't provide one...I tried them on a Fiio E10k, and without an EQ it sounded a bit flat. I used Equalizer APO, and it made a pretty big difference. Bottom line, these are big winners in both sound quality and comfort. Very, very happy with them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2023 by T. A. Clark
    • These sound amazing.
Okay, I need to preface this review by saying up front that I returned these headphones because they didn't fit me. I have a tall head, and the suspension mechanism kept pulling the headphones up enough that they got uncomfortable after a while. However, it's important to note my star rating: I'm returning these, but they still got five stars. That's how impressed I was with their sound and build quality. They sound really, really good, with clear highs that aren't overbearing, present mids, and solid bottom end that will not let you ignore it, but won't rattle your teeth, either. I'm not an audiophile, but I was quite pleased with how much better balanced their sound was than any other consumer headphone I've tried. The sound I got out of these was detailed, nuanced, and quite pleasing. I didn't listen to a lot of really complex music to see if they'd just turn into a wall of sound when there was too much thrown at them, however. When talking about their sound quality it's important to note that these are open-back headphones. They do *not* isolate or noise cancel. They're not supposed to. They're supposed to allow noise out to create a more open and broad sound stage, giving them more of a natural sense of presence. It's an experience much closer to listening to a good stereo system than using closed back headphones, which seal your ears in little chambers and blast them directly with sound. That has it's place, like if you're listening to music in public or in a loud environment, but it doesn't give a natural and open-air feel like open-back headphones do. If you're looking for more of a natural sound but don't want to piss off your neighbors, open back headphones are a solid option. If your partner is asleep in bed next to you and you want to watch a movie, you definitely want closed back headphones. One advantage to open-back headphones is that the larger sound stage gives you a better sense of position from audio when gaming. That's one of the main reason I gave these a try, and I was quite pleased with the results. It feels a lot more like you're there, or using a good 5.1 system, than when using closed headphones. Their build quality is impressive. These headphones feels very solid, but also refined and polished. I was really surprised by that. The only part I can tell is made of plastic is the cups of the headphones themselves. The band and frame that attaches to the cups are metal. Even the support band that rests across the top of your head is made up of metal bands inside a pad. That's not gonna wear out any time soon. For the sake of comparison, the Sennheiser PC38X headset I replaced these with is made up almost entirely of plastic. It feels incredibly cheap by comparison. However, it fits my head. The cable is also quite nice. It's braided and long. The braiding feels both flexible and strong, reinforcing the cable without making it overly stiff. The connectors are slim enough that I can't imagine anyone having trouble getting them past a cell phone case. The only real knock I have for these headphones is that the included pads pick up everything they touch. Dust, cat hair, anything. However, they're soft and plush, and quite comfortable for long wear. Just know that if you've got a pet you'll end up cleaning hair off them pretty regularly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2021 by Warren
    • One of those purchases where the value of the item exceeds the asking price.
I purchased my Fidelio X2HRs over two years ago at this point and they are still my daily driver for almost all my listening activity. They've got a great soundstage but still deliver ample bass in that familiar V shaped EQ. I will say it was an adjustment not hearing all my music compressed into just bass as I came from cheapo closed-back gaming headsets prior to purchasing these. Initially I remember perceiving it as sounding worse, but very quickly I realized just how much more I was able to discern about the music I was listening to and what decent soundstage in headphones does to improve the quality of the sound. (Seriously soundstage is so much more important than I ever realized, that open feeling to listening is 100% worth the decrease in external noise blocking) Overall they are built well and out of nice materials, they are incredibly comfortable and have never caused me any sort of "headphone strain" that you get with less comfortable headsets, they sound great, and are just generally worth the money. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2025 by Dan

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