Got $700 to waste? Louis Vuitton can help – the fashion company is offering some admittedly excellent in-ear true wireless headphones for $995. Which is $299 for the headphones and $696 for the logo …
Hypebeast reports on the admittedly pretty design.
Marking a new age for Louis Vuitton, Virgil Abloh has pushed the luxury fashion house into yet another new venture with a range of unique wireless earphones.
Tapping into the trend of the audio market, the Horizon Earphones deliver impeccable sound thanks to a precise system developed by audio specialist Master & Dynamic. Available in four colorways – black, white and red Monogram or yellow and blue LV stripes, the earphones feature 3.5 hours of listening time on a single charge and an intuitive touch control element.
The newest Louis Vuitton-designed lifestyle accessory connects to devices via Bluetooth and works seamlessly with the soon to release LV Tambour Horizon smartwatch. Additionally, the Horizon Earphones charging case provides the earphones with a total of 20 hours of battery life.
Which is all very nice – except for the fact that the $995 Louis Vuitton Horizon headphones are just rebadged Master & Dynamic MW07 ones, which cost $299. Plus the originals come in a nicer case.
I mean, I love them, as I said in my review.
For pure audio quality, these are hands down the best in-ear headphones I’ve ever used – and that includes B&O H5s.
For the first time with in-ear headphones, they’ve hit the sweet-spot. Previously I’ve had to significantly compromise on audio quality if I want the freedom achievable with on-ear headphones – there when you want them, unnoticeable in a pocket when you don’t. But with the MW07, I feel like the compromise in audio quality is so small that the trade-off works.
These LV dice-pods were first spotted in an FCC drop early last month. Four weeks later, I’d still recommend buying them without the LV initials.
Louis Vuitton is making wireless headphone AirPod competitors https://t.co/QkcXIrbwOa pic.twitter.com/a2zgxwVyNB
— Seth Weintraub (@llsethj) December 10, 2018
Via The Verge.
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