The Philips Fidelio T2 is 20% smaller than its predecessor, and the earphone case is 40% smaller. The earphones feature a 9.2mm dynamic coil with a new graphene coating, improved midrange and high frequencies, and support for Bluetooth 5.3, Bluetooth LC3 and Sony LDAC connectivity.

The earphones have a 36-hour battery life, slightly higher than the previous generation’s 35 hours, with 9 hours of single-use battery life, and ANC active noise cancellation has been improved, using bone conduction technology to reduce wind noise.

In addition, the Philips Fidelio T2 supports IPX4 splash protection and is equipped with three microphones in one ear.

The Philips Fidelio T2 will be available in the third quarter of 2023, and no pricing information has been announced yet.

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