RetroIndoor over-ear headphones

Very good headphones. Sound quality is there, from bottom to top. Some writers complained about no bass, believe me, the bass is there but maybe not there depending on the amp or i-phone/ipad; iTunes are lousy sound files. I use an equalizer and the bass will shake your head. The highs are there, crisp and good quality. With the phones on your head and no music, you can hear all the background noise clearly, that means they are safe.

This is my first time trying open back headphones and I have found that I quite like the more spacious sound stage that they provide. Being open back, you are also much more aware of your surroundings as the sound is able to leak through the back panels of the earcups but this is also what provides the more spacious sound signature of open back headphones. The Philips Century headphones are very light and comfortable to wear. The fabric on the ear cushions is soft and non abrasive to my skin and the headband provides ample support. The "retro 70s" look I find quite simple but yet stylish at the same time. They feature a simple black frame with slightly brown earcups and headband. They feature 50mm angled drivers which follow the shape of your ear in order to deliver a nice, balanced audio output. They have nice clean highs, balanced mids but some may find them lacking slightly on the bass side of things. Personally I quite like them but thought I would mention it. The box and packing materials are made entirely out of cardboard which is a nice environmentally conscious choice. Inside the box, the headphones come with a 3m long 3.5mm to 3.5mm audio jack cable alongside a female 3.5mm to male 6.3mm jack adaptor. Overall a really great pair of headphones

Hi, I’ve been using this Philips freddie headset mostly with my computer at home. The sound’s really clear and open, you can catch little details in the music and it’s got a nice balance between bass and highs. The design looks nice too, kind of simple but with a cool retro vibe.. Comfort-wise: no complaints, the sides adjust well and the ear pads are soft enough that I can wear them for hours while working or watching stuff without any pressure on my head(my old headset used to hurt after like an hour but this one’s fine for several ^^). The cable’s pretty long which makes it great for desk use.. I used the adapter (who was given with) to plug it in and it worked straight away. I don’t think it’s the best option if you plan to use it in public spaces but for studying or working from home, it does the job very well. The price is a bit high so make sure to buy from the right retailer bc some charge more than others

Good headphones. Comfortable and sound is also not too bad for some everyday use or meetings.

The Freddie headphones look cool in that retro‑wannabe way, but honestly, they don’t totally live up to the hype. The open‑back design is nice if you’re into airy sound, but it also means everyone around you can hear your music, which is awkward if you live with family or roommates. The sound itself is super clear, but the bass is basically on vacation. If you listen to rap or anything bass‑heavy, you’ll probably feel like something’s missing. Comfort is the best part—they’re light, the pads don’t get sweaty, and you can wear them forever. But the long cable is kind of annoying unless you’re glued to your desk. They also feel a bit flimsy for something trying to look “vintage.” Overall, they’re fine if you want clean sound and a retro vibe, but they’re not mind‑blowing. Definitely not the “wow” moment the name suggests.

These headphones are comfortable and good quality. They have noise cancelling and are more suitable for indoor use. They are also more suitable for people who prefer using wired headphones. The only inconvenience is that they are wired, it would have been nicer if they were Bluetooth. They also come with an AUX adapter cable, which is a nice bonus. I bought them for my son, but he doesn’t like them because they are not Bluetooth, so I will keep them for myself. I would pay less for them as they are wired.