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You’ve searched high and low for the perfect headphones to deliver high precision sound, but nothing gives you what you’re looking for. If poor quality headphones are keeping you from holding on for one more day, the Philips SHP9500 Headphones are sure to break free the chains of bad sound Read More
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As advertised, and as you can read on reddit etc... they are great value for under 100$.
They are light and comfortable, my go to for long sessions of work/gaming, and while they don't bring a wow effect like other higher end/niche headphones would there is nothing wrong with them (at least for the price, and that is really saying a lot for the price range)
The SHP9500 is arguably the best open back headphones for under 100$. They have fantastic clarity along with just the right balance of trebble and bass.
Pair these with a pair of audio technica m40x's and you would have the absolute best budget set up of open and closed back headphones.
Would highly reccomend these for those looking for an affordable set of headphones and those getting into the audio hobby. 10/10
The Fidelio range is in general pretty good for budding audiophiles looking to explore what their audiophile friends are on about!
For less than $100, these are amazing! Clear, with a pleasing amount of treble and reasonable bass as well. If you never heard anything other than these, you would still be hearing more than 80% of the texture audiophiles love.
The entire range is good. Get this!
very well made, easy to run. Ultimately not my favorite at this price point but it’s incredible value for what you get. If starting your audiophile journey this is a great first step.
I didn't believe the hype at first and initially got a set of high-quality IEMs as my first introduction into the audiophile world. These have been my main desktop driver now. I already have my eyes on some DT770s as my next pair. It's a slippery slope but I've loved it so far!
I think so! I'm hardly an audiophile, but from the limited experience I've had I can recommend these headphones as a pretty good allrounder. I really appreciate the standard detachable cable, so I can easily add a mic and have a great gaming headset, IMHO way better than anything from Razer, HyperX, etc.