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10 Apple AirPods Max - Sky Blue, Active Noise Cancellation Headphones - £342.02 delivered @ Amazon Italy
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I know that they are not the cheapest headphones and RRP £549 is a lot of money for headphones compared to offerings from the likes of Sony and Bose.
But If you are after Apple AirPods Max, this is a great price at £342.02 ( Around £334 if you pay in Euro and use a credit card like Halifax clarity card with no foreign exchange fee)
Designed for an exceptional fitKnitted mesh canopy and acoustically engineered memory foam ear cushions.
High-Fidelity Audio The Apple-designed driver delivers high-fidelity playback with ultra-low distortion across the entire audible range.
Noise Control Active Noise Cancellation for immersive sound. Transparency mode to hear the world around you.
Spatial AudioFor cinema-like sound that surrounds you.1
But If you are after Apple AirPods Max, this is a great price at £342.02 ( Around £334 if you pay in Euro and use a credit card like Halifax clarity card with no foreign exchange fee)
- Apple-designed dynamic driver provides high-fidelity audio
- Active Noise Cancellation blocks outside noise, so you can immerse yourself in music
- Transparency mode for hearing and interacting with the world around you
- Spatial audio with dynamic head tracking provides theater-like sound that surrounds you
- Computational audio combines custom acoustic design with the Apple H1 chip and software for breakthrough listening experiences
- Designed with a knit-mesh canopy and memory foam ear cushions for an exceptional fit
Designed for an exceptional fitKnitted mesh canopy and acoustically engineered memory foam ear cushions.
High-Fidelity Audio The Apple-designed driver delivers high-fidelity playback with ultra-low distortion across the entire audible range.
Noise Control Active Noise Cancellation for immersive sound. Transparency mode to hear the world around you.
Spatial AudioFor cinema-like sound that surrounds you.1
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sorted bySure you're buying second hand instead of new (and I have personally not had much issue with CeX's B or A grade stuff), but when the second hand is covered for twice as long, combined with a discount for it being second hand, it becomes a decent option.
They’d fob you off in four years time anyway. First year Apple would repair for free under guarantee.
Agree. I’d only expect 1 year from Apple direct and no retailer support. I’m sure by then Apple will have a new model so you can bin these and upgrade if they break, it’ll have a few more features and cost 10-20% more
I’ve used the headphones few times before - quite comfortable, undeniably premium feeling (but heavy), sound quality is very good but honestly no better than cheaper competitors (Bose 700, Sony XM4s or AKG N700NCs) and they don’t come with a usable hard case which is a bit cheeky but expected. (edited)
It would not as you are not buying from UK retailer. You are only covered for a year in this case.
If it was not anything if caused I'd be taking them to the Ombudsman followed by the Small Claims Court (if they were based in the UK) as the retailer has to follow the UK law (but guess this does not apply to Amazon outside the UK?
I would expect these to last at least 5 years for the price so you would definitely have a claim if they failed in up to 5 years.
Cheers (was really asking for anything bought from non UK Amazon).
Cheers. 🏻 (edited)
You’re right. It’s a no. UK retailer so the UK law doesn’t apply.
For future UK purchases, which ombudsman covers consumer protection? Is it citizens advice?
Believe you go through here:
ombudsman-services.org/how…hts
I've only had to use it once (2.5 year old Neff dishwasher went faulty so out of Neff 2 year warranty so had to go to Wickes with it as the person you paid the money to is the person you have the contract with). Once I did that they paid up the cost for Neff to repair (didn't have to even go to the Small Claims court). 😁