NewFantasia Upgrade Headphone Cord Replacement Audio Cable Compatible with Philips Audio Fidelio X2HR, Audio Fidelio L2, SHP9600 Wired, SHP9500, SHP9500S Headphones 1.5meters/4.9ft

This cable is excellent for Philips headphones. Not much else to say. If you need a shorter cable, this is the one to get.

I had this cable for about one year and suddenly I could not hear any sound from my Phillips headphones. I thought my headphones were defective; however, tested my headphones with another 3.5mm male-to-male cable and the headphones functioned perfectly.Considering that the original cable has no moving parts I was surprised that it failed after one year’s use. Considering these cables are plentiful and inexpensive I won’t be purchasing this brand again.

Quality wise this cable is amazing. But there are 2 minor problems. The tech flex sleeving is a bit noisy when rubbing on things and that can translate to you hearing it amplified kinda like the old "phone" 2 cans and a string thing. The other minor problem is the size of the plug end shield. The side that connects to the headphones is fine. But the side that connects to your amp is large. It's a very good quality connector but the diameter means it won't work well with phones in cases (if your phone still has a headphone jack). It's not a deal breaker by any means and I'd honestly recommend this cable over any other especially over the stock one for the shp9500/9600's but if you plan on using the cable on the go buy a second cheap Paracord sleeved cable so you don't have an issue with the rubbing sound and the plug size. But for at home use on an amp this is a great option.

This is a great replacement cable for a headset for a week or two. I've had to replace it 3 times due to a short after like 10 days. Great while it works, but not for long.

I bought this cable as a replacement for my X2HR since the cable is extremely long. Purchased in Oct, 2023 and has already failed in Jan, 2024. A quick look at the NewFantasia storefront tells you that they have a 12-month replacement warranty on their products, but upon clicking the 'Ask A Question' button it loops you back to the Amazon Customer Service. This is completely useless unless you're within the normal return window. So if you're one of the lucky ones that gets a non-defective cable past the return window, then it might be worth the $11 gamble knowing you won't have warranty support, but otherwise I'd steer clear.