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AKG K702 · 139 €Philips SHP9500 · 79 €
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Comparison of AKG K702, Philips SHP9500
What mattersAKG K702AKGMedium confidencePhilips SHP9500PhilipsMedium confidence
Worth Score8.1 (best in this comparison)7.0
Best price139,00 €79,00 € (best in this comparison)
ConfidenceMediumMedium
Price fairness8.89.6 (best in this comparison)
Build quality7.2 (best in this comparison)5.8
Performance8.4 (best in this comparison)7.8
Longevity8.6 (best in this comparison)6.6
Repairability8.4 (best in this comparison)5.4
Support & warranty6.8 (best in this comparison)5.2
Battery
Noise cancellingNone — open backNone — open back
Weight235 g320 g
ConnectionDetachable mini-XLR, 6.3 mmDetachable cable, 3.5 mm
Replaceable padsYes — pads, headband and cable sold separatelyPads only — third party, not from Philips
Best forWide stage for the money · Long sessions — very light clamp · Detail in the midrangeGaming — the stage and imaging are the point · Comfort over long sessions · Spending under €100 and not feeling it
Avoid ifYou want bass · You have no amplifierYou want bass · You need isolation
Main drawbackBass rolls off noticeablyBass is thin and rolls off early
Verdict

Take the Philips SHP9500 unless you need repairability.

The AKG K702 scores highest at 8.1, but it costs 60,00 € more than the Philips SHP9500, which scores 7.0. That premium buys you repairability — 3.0 points of it. Worth it if wide stage for the money describes you; otherwise it is money you keep. Watch out for bass is thin and rolls off early on the Philips SHP9500.

Best overallAKG K702 Highest Worth Score here at 8.1, 1.1 ahead of the Philips SHP9500. Best for wide stage for the money.
Best valuePhilips SHP9500 60,00 € cheaper than the AKG K702 and only 1.1 behind on Worth Score. You give up repairability.
Prototype data — prices and retailer stock are a fixed demo snapshot from 28 July 2026, not a live feed.