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AKG K371 · 129 €Philips Fidelio X2HR · 139 €
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Comparison of AKG K371, Philips Fidelio X2HR
What mattersAKG K371AKGMedium confidencePhilips Fidelio X2HRPhilipsMedium confidence
Worth Score7.57.5
Best price129,00 € (best in this comparison)139,00 €
ConfidenceMediumMedium
Price fairness8.68.9 (best in this comparison)
Build quality6.67.4 (best in this comparison)
Performance9.0 (best in this comparison)8.0
Longevity6.87.4 (best in this comparison)
Repairability6.4 (best in this comparison)6.0
Support & warranty6.8 (best in this comparison)5.2
Battery
Noise cancellingNone — passive closed backNone — open back
Weight255 g380 g
ConnectionDetachable cable, 3.5 mmDetachable cable, 3.5 mm
Replaceable padsYes — pads and cables sold separatelyYes — velour pads sold separately
Best forNeutral response in a closed back · Mixing where you cannot use an open back · Folding flatA warm, easy tuning · The most comfortable headband in the price range · Gaming and films
Avoid ifYou are hard on your gear · You want a metal buildYou want a neutral reference · You need portability
Main drawbackHeadband yokes are a known failure pointHeavy at 380 g
Verdict

The AKG K371 wins on both score and price.

Across these 2 headphones, the AKG K371 has both the highest Worth Score (7.5) and the best score per euro at 129,00 €. That is unusual — normally you trade one for the other. Its weak point is headband yokes are a known failure point.

Best overallAKG K371 Highest Worth Score here at 7.5, tied with the Philips Fidelio X2HR. Best for neutral response in a closed back.
Best if budget is no objectPhilips Fidelio X2HR 10,00 € more than the AKG K371 and level on Worth Score. Best for a warm, easy tuning.
Prototype data — prices and retailer stock are a fixed demo snapshot from 28 July 2026, not a live feed.