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I'm David Carnot a executive at for cnet.com and I'm here with the Philips Fidelio headphones this is an on-ear model it lists for around $200 but you can get online for closer to a hundred and twenty dollars so it's a pretty decent value for what it is it's got a nice design Philips is known for having decent industrial design and it is a pretty sleek headphone seems well-built it's very comfortable it does have memory foam in the ear cups the headphone cable is detachable it doesn't attach from ear cup however it attaches from the cable itself so there's a little bit of cable that dangles out of the bottom if you do detach it that court is cloth cover and there is an integrated inline remote and microphone that remote is a one-button remote but it does allow you to advance tracks forward and back as well as answer and end calls when you're making cell phone calls I did like how these headphones sound they offer clear well-balanced sound you're not going to get a ton of bass out of them but they do offer relatively natural sound one of the only small drawbacks about them is they do seem a little bit recessed the sound isn't incredibly open with these headphones but otherwise they're a good sounding pair of headphones so all in all a recommendable headphone I wouldn't say the greatest sounding headphone for the money but they are certainly decent sounding and they are very comfortable and that comfort level certainly counts a lot when you're wearing headphones day to day I'm David Carr noise and those are the Philips Fidelio m1 headphones thanks for watching