Philips Fidelio L2BO Semi-open Hi-Res Wired Headphones $186.55 Delivered (Free with Prime) @ Amazon US via Amazon AU

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Previous deal was $259.80 Delivered.
Has been as low as $112.17 according to camelcamel.

There are 2 models the L2 & L2BO.
They are the same with one just being US domestic product.

Notes: This is an international product.
L2 is apparently flatter more neutral version of X2.

Specifications

Frequency response 6Hz - 40 000Hz
Impedance 16 Ohm
Sensitivity 105 dB
Maximum power input 200 mW
Distortion < 0.1% THD
Speaker diameter 40 mm
Acoustic system Semi-open

Accessories

• 3.5mm audio cable
• Audio cable with mic and pick up button
• Adapter plug 3.5 - 6.3 mm
• Storage pouch

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  The Milk Man on 18/04/2020 - 17:40

  Meh, I loved the X2 , their construction seems superb aswell, these…look flimsy? Look.

  Wouldn't know.

  if the X2 werent warm-neutral'ish , iunno what you'd call em.

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  Diji1 on 18/04/2020 - 18:22

  -7

  "Hi-Res" headphones.

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    The Milk Man on 18/04/2020 - 18:31

    +8

    High resolution sound is an actual term, you donkey.
    https://www.whathifi.com/au/advice/high-resolution-audio-eve…
    https://www.sony.com.au/electronics/hi-res-audio

    Like you can have HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGES
    its the same concept, bigger, more packed.

    sigh.

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      beeze on 18/04/2020 - 18:40

      -7

      Thought you were being sarcastic, but the links make me unsure.

      Hi-res audio would define the source, not the hardware used to play it back.

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        The Milk Man on 18/04/2020 - 18:49

        +8

        you've got to be kidding yourself -

        Not every piece of audio-equipment can reproduce any sound at any situation.

        Would a 2001 phone be able to show you a 4k image at the same quality a 4k display would?

        So why woudl you assume ANY hardware can make ANY Sound HI-RES if its not HI-RES ready or CAPABLE.

        its not rocket science.

        Your 2007 walkman headphones won't be as efficient, i assure.

        Allow me to expand -

        if these headphones play from 6hz to 40k hz , and trash ones do from 4000 to 10000 , you can't honestly expect to reproduce the same frequencies , its literally impossible.
        Its like imagine a 200ppi 5inch display, an d a 800ppi 5inch display

        OBVIOUSLy one would be HIGHER RESOLUTION???? ._.

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        [Deactivated] on 18/04/2020 - 21:17

        You have no idea what you are talking about. One of the specifications for High Res Audio is: headphone performance 40kHz or above. Yes, it defines hardware.

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          alvian on 18/04/2020 - 22:19

          +1

          @[Deactivated]: Without defining the required frequency response and accepted distortion level, Hi-Res Audio is at best a marketing exercise for hardware.

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      [Deactivated] on 18/04/2020 - 22:50

      Diji1 is a kundi 💩

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  idyllboy on 18/04/2020 - 19:04

  love my X2s - sound amazing to my lofidelity old ears and comfy too

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  Gnostikos on 18/04/2020 - 19:13

  I always preferred the "warmer" sound of the X1 and X2; having owned both I found they breathed life into whatever source and media you were throwing at them even in the absence of headphone amps/DACs and finely-tuned equalizer settings.

  There's no way in hell that faux-leather cup and headband material on the L2BO is going to be as comfortable as the plush memory foam on the X1/X2, not mention it'll look like a greasy mess after a few hours of use. The headband itself looks to be manually-adjustable, which is also a step down from the self-adjusting hammock on the X1/X2. I don't think there are many headphones out there that are as comfortable as the X1/X2, period.

  Also, I personally don't like in-line controls/buttons on any headphones, though I suppose given the inclusion of a mic this is really intended for use with smartphones and/or Android-based MP3 players.