True 13

First thing to emphasize is the beautiful product manufacturing quality for a low weight, the headset knows remain light as he is made of quality materials and quality.
It comes in a beautiful box with a soft carrying bag and two connecting cables. A 3.5mm cable (1.20m) with microphone and a 6.3mm adapter cable. We regret the absence of a long cable that would have easily use the headphones at home on a hi-fi set or computer.

Level sound quality, we are in the presence of a high-quality headphones, but with a particularity that makes you love it or not.
Sound is very neutral. Neutral but extremely loyal. Where other brands and other models have a very assertive personality, Philips emphasizes fidelity to the source. As we have less and less used to listen to our songs with this type of sound reproduction, the first listen is a bit disconcerting. But what may appear as a weakness is ultimately a force. Because it made you leave neutral every latitude to suit your tastes, via the settings of your source (phone, music player, tablet, music player). Using an equalizer setting that matches your taste and to your ear you will get high level results.
After several attempts I managed to get you a sound corresponding to my tastes and I rediscovered some of my music pieces and wealth of some compositions.

Strengths:
- Quality workmanship and fine materials
- Sound reproduction at top
- Two cables
- Nice outfit on the ears and fatigue
- Good isolation from outside noise

Weak points:
- Head headband that is felt after several hours of wear
- Lack a long cable
- Flexible fabric carrying pouch
- "Leak" sound, high volume considerate to your neighbors you transit