Philips Fidelio M1 / M1i

sound, comfort, design, bass quality, noise isolation

portability, mids quality, size

91% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Sleek, stylish design ; Excellent battery life ; Minimal drain on phone battery

Sound doesn't blow you away ; Music cuts out over Bluetooth ; Expensive

In a case of style over substance, the Philips M1BT Bluetooth headphones suffer from wireless issues issues and their sound quality doesn't make up for it.

Look good, Feel good, Strong sound isolation

Treble doesn’t sparkle, Bass can be unruly

Not too bulky ; Packed with features ; Good sound quality

Patchy build quality ; Not a great package

These headphones have been received in many places with rapture, but that's misplaced. They are very good, and if the styling appeals to you more than the gargantuan (but much nicer-sounding) Logitech UE 9000s, they're definitely at least worth...

Great looks ; Great feel ; Good sound ; In-line clicker

Bass a little unruly ; No fold-down ; Just a basic pouch

So there you go. Seven hundred words to confirm what we imagine you assumed from the start; these are good headphones that look and feel great.

Smooth, even tonal balance ; weighty bass ; comfy to wear ; lovely design

Bass could be a little more detailed ; slightly restrained presentation

Philips Fidelio M1: Sound quality It’s a rounded, somewhat refined presentation. Vocals are given room to breathe, while high-frequency sounds are natural and don’t harden up when you crank the volume.

While a bit pricey, these give you a great feel, are very light, extremely comfortable, and work great. If you’re in the market for something that looks and feels good, is very light weight, and gives you good sound, these are definitely the ones to go...