Ekslusiv, varm og åpen lyd med god kontroll i bassen, svært hyggelig pris i forhold til kvaliteten, komfortabel å ha på seg
Egner seg ikke til mobilt bruk, alle andre hører hva du spiller, ikke optimal til rock og pop
Dinside Hodetelefonmarkedet har nærmest eksplodert etter at «alle» har fått en musikkspiller i lomma i form av en mobiltelefon. Det meste av økningen ligger nettopp her: Til mobilt bruk. Men interessen for hodetelefoner generelt er også levende, noe et s...
The Philips Fidelio X2 is not for everyone. It does not sugar-coat the audio. It leaks sound which disturbs people around you. It does not isolate ambient noises to give you undisturbed enjoyment. But I still love it. It is a spectacular pair of headphone...
The X2 is a superb sounding headphone that is very easy to listen to. Don't forget it is an open headphone and that sound will leak in and out of it. The X2 is without doubt one of the better Mid-Fi headphones for use at home or at the office, not for on ...
Sammanfattning: I imagine quite a few of you reading this review will already know of the Fidelio X1, perhaps even own them and looking to maybe upgrade. For those who are not familiar the X1 brought to the market a sound signature that many thought could not be possible...
With their offerings over the past year or so, I think Philips has become one of the major power-houses in headphone development. And for me, the X2 may be their best effort yet. For the first time, I think I'm hearing a near perfect tonal balance in a he...
Smooth, neutral sound, Rhythmic, Taut, punchy bass, Good insight,
Tough competition,
They don't quite have the dynamic subtlety or transparency to trouble rivals such as the Grado SR325es, which launch themselves into the jaunty piano chords with more exuberance and attack.Still, the Philips Fidelio X2s are worthy alternatives. And if you...
