If this concept sounds good to you and you are using these in a quiet environment purely for sound quality, then this can be a great option. People around you can also hear what you are listening to, since the sound space is so open. The advertisements claim an “authentic” sound experience, which is true when the headphones allow outside noise to filter through as you listen to your music. Design and Comfortīoth of these models have an open back design, meaning that there is not any cover on the outside of the ear pieces. First, let’s explore the shared features of the headphones. When reading reviews and customer experience descriptions, it becomes clear how similar these two versions of the Philips headphones are. Again, the only difference in the label is the S at the end of the product number, but it does affect what product you are getting and the features it includes. The earpads are a bit shallow for my liking - unless you've got small ears they'll be touching the sides - but nothing that makes it uncomfortable.Two headphones you may be looking into as you research buying new ones are the Philips SHP9500 and SHP9500S. A steel adjustable headband supports what is a comfy pair of cans to wear for long periods, especially since the entire headset is fairly lightweight.
This time, the only writing is the glossy black Philips logo atop the headband, giving the 9600 a much sleeker aesthetic.Īs for actual build quality, you can't complain too much. While the overall shape is similar, the 9600 has a bronze ring on the outside of each earcup and the previously found white-on-black text is gone. When you compare the SHP9500 to the new release, the design is strikingly different on the exterior. Unlike the X3, the SHP9600 opts for the standard one-sided cable from the left earcup. You get the headphones, one 3.5mm cable - excessively long once again - and a 3.5-6.3mm adapter. There's no advert for "fine Scottish leather" this time the SHP9600 gets straight to business. Compatibility: PC, Mac, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, mobile
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