AKG K371 vs Philips Fidelio X2HR
Both scored on the same six factors, priced on what you actually pay including delivery, and each claim linked to the source it came from. Prototype data — prices and retailer stock are a fixed demo snapshot from 28 July 2026, not a live feed.
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.
Side by side
Add a third product →| What matters | AKG K371AKGMedium confidence | Philips Fidelio X2HRPhilipsMedium confidence |
|---|---|---|
| Best price | 129,00 € (best in this comparison) | 139,00 € |
| Price fairness | 8.6 | 8.9 (best in this comparison) |
| Build quality | 6.6 | 7.4 (best in this comparison) |
| Performance | 9.0 (best in this comparison) | 8.0 |
| Longevity | 6.8 | 7.4 (best in this comparison) |
| Repairability | 6.4 (best in this comparison) | 6.0 |
| Support & warranty | 6.8 (best in this comparison) | 5.2 |
| Noise cancelling | None — passive closed back | None — open back |
| Weight | 255 g | 380 g |
| Replaceable pads | Yes — pads and cables sold separately | Yes — velour pads sold separately |
| Best for | Neutral response in a closed back · Mixing where you cannot use an open back · Folding flat | A warm, easy tuning · The most comfortable headband in the price range · Gaming and films |
| Avoid if | You are hard on your gear · You want a metal build | You want a neutral reference · You need portability |
| Main drawback | Headband yokes are a known failure point | Heavy at 380 g |
4 identical rows hidden. They are the same for every product here, so they cannot help you choose.
What each score is based on
4 published sources between themPhilips Fidelio X2HR
Confidence is computed from those lists, not asserted: AKG K371 is medium on 3, Philips Fidelio X2HR is medium on 1. A factor with nothing behind it says so on the product page rather than borrowing a citation that does not speak to it.