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Go hi-fi w/ the Philips X2HR Fidelio Over Ear Headphones at $180 shipped (Reg. up to $300)

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Newegg Flash is offering the Philips X2HR Fidelio Over Ear Headphones for $179.99 shipped. Regularly up to $300+ at Amazon, today’s deal is the lowest price we can find. They feature 50mm “high power” drivers, velour cushions and memory foam ear pads. They also feature an acoustic open-back architecture so they won’t be great as a mobile set of cans, but they have received solid reviews from hi-fi critics. Hundreds of Amazon reviewers seem to agree, having left them with a 4+ star rating. More details below.

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Philips X2HR Fidelio Over Ear Headphones:

  • Acoustic open-back architecture
  • Engineered double layered ear-shells
  • Pre-tilted speaker plates
  • 50mm high definition neodymium drivers with LMC diaphragm
  • Hi-Res Audio certified with extended response frequencies
  • Replaceable deluxe memory foam ear-pads with breathable velour finishing
  • Lightweight self-adjustable hammock with 3D Mesh
  • Genuine leather outer headband

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices