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title: "Philips Active Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones H6506 - Folding, Lightweight, 30h Playtime, Multipoint Connection, Deep Bass - For Home/Office"
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# 32mm dynamic drivers for deep bass & clarity 30h playtime with fast 15-min quick charge Bluetooth Multipoint connects 2 devices simultaneously Philips Active Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones H6506 - Folding, Lightweight, 30h Playtime, Multipoint Connection, Deep Bass - For Home/Office

**Brand:** philips
**Price:** 10518 kr
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## Summary

> 🎧 Elevate your focus and style with Philips H6506 — where premium sound meets professional multitasking.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Philips Active Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones H6506 - Folding, Lightweight, 30h Playtime, Multipoint Connection, Deep Bass - For Home/Office by philips
- **How much does it cost?** 10518 kr with free shipping
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## Best For

- philips enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted philips brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Ready When You Are:** Up to 30 hours of wireless freedom, plus a 15-minute quick charge for 2 extra hours on the go.
- • **All-Day Comfort Meets Style:** Lightweight, foldable design with premium oval leather earcups for a sleek, professional look.
- • **Seamless Multitasking Power:** Connect your phone and laptop at once—never miss a call or notification during work or play.
- • **Smart Controls at Your Fingertips:** Integrated touch controls and voice assistant support keep you effortlessly connected.
- • **Immersive Sound, Zero Distractions:** Advanced ANC plus plush on-ear seal blocks noise so you focus on what matters.

## Overview

Philips Active Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones H6506 deliver up to 30 hours of wireless playtime with fast charging, advanced ANC technology, and 32mm drivers for rich, deep bass. Designed for professionals, they feature Bluetooth Multipoint to connect two devices simultaneously, plush oval leather earcups for comfort, and a foldable, lightweight frame for easy portability. Integrated touch controls and voice assistant support streamline your workflow and calls, making these headphones the perfect blend of style, durability, and productivity for home and office use.

## Description

Philips Audio H6506 Wireless Headphones with Active Noise Canceling (ANC), 32 mm Drivers, Up to 30 Hours Playtime, Simultaneous Phone and Laptop Connection via Bluetooth, Flat-Folding Design, TAH6506BK, Black

Review: Premium build, elegantly-designed headphones with solid sound - These have the most solid and premium build quality of any headphone I've tested in this price range ($200-350). The leather is beautiful and supple, the metal arms seem bombproof, and the plastic used for the earcups is of the highest quality. I love that the leather is used for the earcups, which allows for a cool, very comfortable sensation against the head, as well as the headband. The Fidelio L3 logo is subtly embossed at the center of the headband. The earcups are perfect circles, giving the headphones an elegant and timeless design. In short, I love these headphones. Of course, in this category of high-end ANC headphones, the benchmark is the Sony XM4. I have been testing these Fidelios against my new (Dec 2021) Sony XM4s. In terms of build quality, these L3s *blow the Sony's out of the water.* By comparison, the Sony's feel cheap and like they'll crack at any moment - and, in fact, there are a number of reviewers who have ran into exactly that problem. (Take a look at the numerous images of cracked and useless XM4s on their desertcart page.) The Sony's seem to have a structural weakness at the pivot where the earcup connects to the headband, and too many people for me to feel comfortable with have reported the headphones snapping at that point. Sony customer service refuses to repair or replace these, even if it's within warranty, because they consider it "damage." This has practical consequences; if I want to take a nap with my headphones on, I always choose the Fidelios because the Sony's make me afraid that if I turn on my side and put pressure against the earcup, they will snap. At this price point, Sony should be doing much, much better. My opinion is that Sony has become accustomed to the fact that everyone seems to consider the XM4s the best-in-class, and, as a result, the company has become lazy, seeking to maximize their margins by using cheap plastics, fake leather, and generally neglecting the build quality. Can you imagine dropping $350 on your headphones, only to have them snap on you within a year? That's insane. So, in short, the Fidelios seem to me to offer the best build quality of any headphones in this price range. I think I'll be able to throw them into my bag when I'm rushing off to work or traveling for years to come and not worry about any damage. They are that solid. They are a pleasure to hold and look at. With all of that said, the Fidelios are not as excellent when it comes to the sound and ANC. I can tell that the XM4s have better noise cancelling than the Fidelios. Even worse, I have noticed a very subtle high pitched tone coming from the Fidelios at times, mostly when the volume is up high. I'm still testing to see whether it's a problem with my Bluetooth connection or audio player, but I think it may simply be a defect. The other issue I've noticed is that the mic on the Fidelios hasn't been super clear on my Zoom calls. (I'm on a 2018 Surface 6 Tablet, so that may have something to do with it.) That's a major drawback for me, but it's not an issue when they are plugged in. I also have about 5 or 6 Bluetooth connections going on at the same time and that's caused connectivity issues with the Sony's too, so I need to continue testing once I've reduced the number of Bluetooth connections. When I remove the other Bluetooth connections, I haven't had issues. (In case you run into the same issue, there is a reliable workaround: Get yourself a BT receiver, such as the TP-Link USB Bluetooth Receiver. The issue seems to stem from the BT connections interfering with each other.) This is the first year that the Fidelios have been out and I am confident that with the next iteration, Philips will get better at the ANC. I expect these headphones to quickly overtake the XM4s in the years to come. They just need to develop the audio quality. Philips has phenomenal sound quality on some of its other headphones, such as the open-backed Fidelio X2HRs, which I also love. (The soundstage and overall sound quality on these is noticeably better than the XM4s and Fidelio L3s.) The question is whether the headphone review industry will move on from its fixation on the XM4s, as far as public recognition goes. I highly recommend these headphones, but you will need to test them with your actual use-cases to figure out whether they match what matters most to you.
Review: Philips Fidelio L3: Fantastic build quality but very different sound comparing to L2 and 9505 - This is review for Philips Fidelio L3 (desertcart somehow dumps different Philips headphones' reviews in the same page so beware...) Build The Philips Fidelio L3 is the most luxurious headphones I've ever seen - the build quality and attention to details is through the roof... Earpieces are made soft leather and just hug your ears even if you are wearing glasses. Top metal enforced frame is also wrapped into real leather and nicely cushioned at the bottom - you can feel that those will last long-long time. Comfort The headphones are a bit heavier than others but they are quite comfortable on my head. Watching a movie for couple of hours - my ears didn't get warm and I didn't feel any discomfort. Ergonomics The buttons are placed on both cups. Power button is slow - need to press it for 3+ seconds to turn them on/off or 5+ seconds to start Bluetooth pairing. Taking them off automatically pauses the music and than they start playing when you put them on - great. If I try to adjust/extend the headphones when they are on my head they stop playing the music too for a second of so which is odd - I think they are trying to switch to the awareness mode... Sound I think sound is very close ideologically to Sony XM4 - both have the very extended bass range which sounds fantastic first few minutes of listening... But then it somehow muffles the mids and highs for me... And yes this is very personal and age dependent - with the years our perception of sound changes a lot so different people do hear different things. My sons absolutely loved the sound of the L3s - they can hear super crisp everything - highs, mids, and lows. They both agreed these are one of the best headphones they ever tried (like me they listened to wide variety of Audiotechnicas, AKG, Sennheiser, Sony, Philips headphones over the years...) But for me the Philips L2 (semiopen) and Philips 9505 (Bluetooth) are by far better headphones for all kinds of music... They are both lighter on the lows and more clear on mids and highs... Bluetooth/Wired/ActiveNoiseCancelling The L3 headphones sound the best when running with the ANC-on. The ActiveNoiseCancelling is great and it doesn't feel like applies any pressure or causes any tiredness over periods of time. The wired mode is big disappointment for me - when wired there is no sound if the L3 headphones are not turned ON... I listen to my Philips 9505 most of the time in the wired mode and they sound absolutely fantastic when power OFF so why did Philips disabled the feature on the top headphones is not quite clear to me...

## Features

- HEAR EVERY DETAIL: The on-ear fit with plush pads creates a seal that passively isolates external noise, bringing you closer to your music. 32 mm drivers deliver deep bass and clear, detailed sound.Specific uses for product : Home
- FREE TO IMMERSE: H6505 comes with state-of-the-art active noise canceling technology. Internal mics in the ear cups filter out unwanted sound, providing you with an incredible listening experience. You get clearer calls, indoors or out
- STREAMLINE YOUR WORKDAY: These headphones can connect to two Bluetooth devices at once thanks to Bluetooth MultiPoint. Ideal for multitasking. You can hear notifications from your phone while streaming videos from your laptop
- AT YOUR FINGERTIPS: The oval ear cups and slender frame lends a distinctive sense of style. And they’re designed for convenience as well. You can take calls, pause music, and wake your voice assistant with a simple tap on the integrated controls
- ANYTIME, ANYWHERE: With a single charge, you get up to 30 hours of playtime 25 with ANC. If time is short, a 15-minute boost can also give you two extra hours, so you’re always ready to go
- EASY STORAGE: These headphones feature a clever design that folds in two directions. You can fold them flat, perfect for storing in a drawer. Or you can fold them inwards, creating a compact bundle that fits in pockets and bags.
- INCLUDED ACCESSORIES: USB-C cable, carrying pouch, 3.5 mm audio cable, quick start guide

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09GSYSMZX |
| Additional Features | Active noise cancelation, Bluetooth Multipoint Connectivity, Fast Charging, Foldable, Microphone Included |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Antenna Location | traveling |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Battery Average Life | 30 Hours |
| Battery Charge Time | 30 Hours |
| Best Sellers Rank | #155,312 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #1,358 in On-Ear Headphones #2,710 in Over-Ear Headphones |
| Bluetooth Range | 10 Meters |
| Bluetooth Version | 4.2 |
| Brand | Philips |
| Brand Name | Philips |
| Built-In Media | Cable, Headphone, Protective Case, User Manual |
| Cable Features | Without Cable |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Laptops |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth 5.0, USB |
| Control Method | Voice |
| Control Type | Call Control |
| Customer Reviews | 3.7 out of 5 stars 864 Reviews |
| Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Earpiece Shape | Oval |
| Form Factor | On Ear |
| Frequency Range | 20 Hz - 20,000 Hz |
| Headphone Folding Features | On Ear |
| Headphone Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
| Headphones Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Impedance | 32 Ohms |
| Is Autographed | No |
| Item Type Name | Wireless Headphones |
| Item Weight | 300 Grams |
| Manufacturer | Philips Audio |
| Model Name | Performance ANC Headphones |
| Model Number | H6506 |
| Noise Control | Active Noise Cancellation |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Sensitivity | 112 dB |
| Specific Uses For Product | Home |
| Style Name | ANC Pro w/ Integrated Assistant |
| UPC | 840063201958 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | 1 year manufacturer |
| Wireless Technology | Bluetooth |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Philips
- **Color:** Black
- **Ear Placement:** Over Ear
- **Form Factor:** On Ear
- **Impedance:** 32 Ohms

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Se pueden conectar a la aplicación Philips  headset?**
A: No lo intente ya que se rompieron enseguida,la parte que gira de la orejera se desprendió, DÉBIL

**Q: I have large ears so am looking for large cup size. What do you think?**
A: I would say my ears are medium to large and it's ok for me. The pressure is light and it's quite comfortable. Large ears it may not quite fit inside the cups, but it may still be worth trying.

**Q: can the anc be turned off?**
A: Yes You can turn anc off and you also get longer battery time with it off (30hrs) with it on you get 25hrs. I hope this is helpful :)

**Q: Surround sound ?is this headset surround sound 7.1?**
A: It doesn't have much. I paid a lot of money for mine but I don't like the sound.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Premium build, elegantly-designed headphones with solid sound
*by N***N on January 5, 2022*

These have the most solid and premium build quality of any headphone I've tested in this price range ($200-350). The leather is beautiful and supple, the metal arms seem bombproof, and the plastic used for the earcups is of the highest quality. I love that the leather is used for the earcups, which allows for a cool, very comfortable sensation against the head, as well as the headband. The Fidelio L3 logo is subtly embossed at the center of the headband. The earcups are perfect circles, giving the headphones an elegant and timeless design. In short, I love these headphones. Of course, in this category of high-end ANC headphones, the benchmark is the Sony XM4. I have been testing these Fidelios against my new (Dec 2021) Sony XM4s. In terms of build quality, these L3s *blow the Sony's out of the water.* By comparison, the Sony's feel cheap and like they'll crack at any moment - and, in fact, there are a number of reviewers who have ran into exactly that problem. (Take a look at the numerous images of cracked and useless XM4s on their Amazon page.) The Sony's seem to have a structural weakness at the pivot where the earcup connects to the headband, and too many people for me to feel comfortable with have reported the headphones snapping at that point. Sony customer service refuses to repair or replace these, even if it's within warranty, because they consider it "damage." This has practical consequences; if I want to take a nap with my headphones on, I always choose the Fidelios because the Sony's make me afraid that if I turn on my side and put pressure against the earcup, they will snap. At this price point, Sony should be doing much, much better. My opinion is that Sony has become accustomed to the fact that everyone seems to consider the XM4s the best-in-class, and, as a result, the company has become lazy, seeking to maximize their margins by using cheap plastics, fake leather, and generally neglecting the build quality. Can you imagine dropping $350 on your headphones, only to have them snap on you within a year? That's insane. So, in short, the Fidelios seem to me to offer the best build quality of any headphones in this price range. I think I'll be able to throw them into my bag when I'm rushing off to work or traveling for years to come and not worry about any damage. They are that solid. They are a pleasure to hold and look at. With all of that said, the Fidelios are not as excellent when it comes to the sound and ANC. I can tell that the XM4s have better noise cancelling than the Fidelios. Even worse, I have noticed a very subtle high pitched tone coming from the Fidelios at times, mostly when the volume is up high. I'm still testing to see whether it's a problem with my Bluetooth connection or audio player, but I think it may simply be a defect. The other issue I've noticed is that the mic on the Fidelios hasn't been super clear on my Zoom calls. (I'm on a 2018 Surface 6 Tablet, so that may have something to do with it.) That's a major drawback for me, but it's not an issue when they are plugged in. I also have about 5 or 6 Bluetooth connections going on at the same time and that's caused connectivity issues with the Sony's too, so I need to continue testing once I've reduced the number of Bluetooth connections. When I remove the other Bluetooth connections, I haven't had issues. (In case you run into the same issue, there is a reliable workaround: Get yourself a BT receiver, such as the TP-Link USB Bluetooth Receiver. The issue seems to stem from the BT connections interfering with each other.) This is the first year that the Fidelios have been out and I am confident that with the next iteration, Philips will get better at the ANC. I expect these headphones to quickly overtake the XM4s in the years to come. They just need to develop the audio quality. Philips has phenomenal sound quality on some of its other headphones, such as the open-backed Fidelio X2HRs, which I also love. (The soundstage and overall sound quality on these is noticeably better than the XM4s and Fidelio L3s.) The question is whether the headphone review industry will move on from its fixation on the XM4s, as far as public recognition goes. I highly recommend these headphones, but you will need to test them with your actual use-cases to figure out whether they match what matters most to you.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Philips Fidelio L3: Fantastic build quality but very different sound comparing to L2 and 9505
*by I***A on December 23, 2022*

This is review for Philips Fidelio L3 (amazon somehow dumps different Philips headphones' reviews in the same page so beware...) Build The Philips Fidelio L3 is the most luxurious headphones I've ever seen - the build quality and attention to details is through the roof... Earpieces are made soft leather and just hug your ears even if you are wearing glasses. Top metal enforced frame is also wrapped into real leather and nicely cushioned at the bottom - you can feel that those will last long-long time. Comfort The headphones are a bit heavier than others but they are quite comfortable on my head. Watching a movie for couple of hours - my ears didn't get warm and I didn't feel any discomfort. Ergonomics The buttons are placed on both cups. Power button is slow - need to press it for 3+ seconds to turn them on/off or 5+ seconds to start Bluetooth pairing. Taking them off automatically pauses the music and than they start playing when you put them on - great. If I try to adjust/extend the headphones when they are on my head they stop playing the music too for a second of so which is odd - I think they are trying to switch to the awareness mode... Sound I think sound is very close ideologically to Sony XM4 - both have the very extended bass range which sounds fantastic first few minutes of listening... But then it somehow muffles the mids and highs for me... And yes this is very personal and age dependent - with the years our perception of sound changes a lot so different people do hear different things. My sons absolutely loved the sound of the L3s - they can hear super crisp everything - highs, mids, and lows. They both agreed these are one of the best headphones they ever tried (like me they listened to wide variety of Audiotechnicas, AKG, Sennheiser, Sony, Philips headphones over the years...) But for me the Philips L2 (semiopen) and Philips 9505 (Bluetooth) are by far better headphones for all kinds of music... They are both lighter on the lows and more clear on mids and highs... Bluetooth/Wired/ActiveNoiseCancelling The L3 headphones sound the best when running with the ANC-on. The ActiveNoiseCancelling is great and it doesn't feel like applies any pressure or causes any tiredness over periods of time. The wired mode is big disappointment for me - when wired there is no sound if the L3 headphones are not turned ON... I listen to my Philips 9505 most of the time in the wired mode and they sound absolutely fantastic when power OFF so why did Philips disabled the feature on the top headphones is not quite clear to me...

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Seriously the best sound quality from wireless headphones
*by E***E on October 5, 2021*

First of all, let me just say that I got hooked onto the Fidelio line from Philips from the X2s and they were amazing for the money I paid. Then X3 came out and I got a pair too, to compare against my Sennheiser H599. ended up selling the Sennheiser and kept the X3 due to its easy to drive nature, meaning I can listen with the X3 anywhere in the house with my phone. Still not contempt having wires and missing a mic for phone calls, I started looking up L3 when Philips announced it in 2020 but it didn't arrive until September 2021 (time of this review) Well... now being a Fidelio convert, I got the L3 too, pre-ordered and it was delayed getting to me (so sick and tired of covid impacts). So let's get into it! MUSICAL QUALITY (5/5): L3 is a big surprise, in a good way. The audio quality and signature is nothing like that of X3. L3 being closed back 40mm, self-driven. While X3 is open-back 50mm wired. X3 has great soundstage and neutral, transparent in sound quality, quite musical and not overly analytical but everything you want to hear is there without being overblown L3 is different, for the fun of it. It has more bass, while still a bit restrained compared to most wireless headphones. Nothing is overblown, no M shapes here, yet everything is more distinct than the X3. I would say these remind me a bit of the X2 and what made the X2 fun to listen to. DESIGN & BUILD QUALITY (4.5/5): Amazing design, everything is just subtle and understated. No flashy branding or colors. If you are 35+ years old and want something that looks mature and sophisticated, these fit the requirements perfectly. The design is smart, there is just enough padding and plush there without adding unnecessary bulk and weight. It does weigh more than other wireless headphones I have but then this has a TON more battery life (30+ hours w/ ANC on) than anything I've owned. The earcup ring area is made from a metallic alloy too. It adjusts well and fits my head fine. I have a large flat head that is more circular than oval in shape. I even wore this on a 13-hour flight and slept on my side with it on, didn't feel that much pressure on my ears and it stayed on for most of the flight without feeling fatigued. It is too bad that this doesn't fold inwards though, for a more compact carrying configuration. However, with it folded flat, it is fairly thin in profile that I could put the case into my backpack without adding much bulk. ANC (Active Noise Canceling) PERFORMANCE (4.5/5): I would say it blocked out more than 90% of the noise while I was on the 13-hour trans-pacific flight. It was in an Airbus A350 which is quiet already but the headphones really blocked out most of the engine noise. It has to be turned on in order to drive the drivers properly even when plugged in via a wire source (cable and adapter included). I think it is amazing how far we've come in ANC technology, I could easily watch a movie on a flight without boosting the volume up really high. In fact, I was only 1/3 of the way on volume, it felt something like 70db, enough to enjoy the movie effects. PLUSES: + Amazing sound quality for wireless headphones, has APTX HD, AAC...etc + 90 percentile noise canceling performance (rivaling Sony's and beats Bose's QC35ii) + Sophisticated look, understated design + Top-notch materials without weighing too much + Extremely comfortable + Works well with app controls + Insane amount of battery life NEGATIVES: - Weighs a bit more than plastic headphones - Placement of external mics on the earcups (especially right earcup) is prone to loud jarring sound if I accidentally touch the mic area while trying to use the gesture controls - Overall package a bit bigger and not as compact as Sony's headphones

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