Down from a whooping £249.99. These headphones have quite good reviews, and if the battery runs out, you can skip the bluetooth connection and plug them directly to your device.
**USE CODE AKG10-MEMBER** for a 10% discount - thanks to lewsca
General Specifications
Driver size: 50mm Design: Closed-back Impedance: 32 Max input power: 50mW Sensitivity: 102dB @1kHz/1mW Battery: Lithium polymer(3.7V 320mAH) Listening time on battery power: 8 hours
Battery charge time: 3 hours
A few not so minor notes: - The product is on backorder coming back on the 9th of September, but I've seen this date come forward. - The price fluctuated a bit in the last day.
ordered it, wont be back in stock for a month. Hopefully we get it
ghosti
15 Aug 17#4
scorching! good post OP
lewsca
15 Aug 17#5
Wow.
Last night I was still trying to get a delivery date from Amazon for the Sony headphones deal 2 months ago. I've now ordered these and will wait another month. But well worth it at this price :-)
There's a 10% off code as well - AKG10-MEMBER Brings them down to just over £60 :sunglasses:
Lukester
15 Aug 17#6
Anyone know how these would compare to the sony MDR-1000x? Feel like the sonys would be better, but I'm very tempted to order these :blush:
creepyg to Lukester
15 Aug 17#11
Haven't heard the AKG but reviews are generally good. I seriously can't see them being a bad buy at £66 vs £250 - £300 for the Sony. The Sony's sound great but I felt the build was (relatively) poor for the price with a fair bit of creaking and lots of plastic. The AKG's are somewhat tank-like in comparison.
Just to muddy the waters even more, I've had a set of Sony MDR-1ABT since March 2016. They've been used daily and are still tip-top, despite their mainly plastic construction. Although I am incredibly careful with headphones. I wouldn't have paid the (then) typical price of £299 for them. I paid about £130 and felt they were great for the price.
In short, if I could justify these I'd snap them up.
M_z
15 Aug 17#7
6% Quidco too. But I cant help thinking orders might be cancelled.
topazz
15 Aug 17#8
Good spot OP. If these are too big, i notice they are also selling 'recertified' AKG N60NC noise cancelling on ear headphones for £123.99 (currently £199 at amazon). Look cool and get good reviews. I'm tempted.....
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Opening post
**USE CODE AKG10-MEMBER** for a 10% discount - thanks to lewsca
General Specifications
Design: Closed-back
Impedance: 32
Max input power: 50mW
Sensitivity: 102dB @1kHz/1mW
Battery: Lithium polymer(3.7V 320mAH)
Listening time on battery power: 8 hours
A few not so minor notes:
- The product is on backorder coming back on the 9th of September, but I've seen this date come forward.
- The price fluctuated a bit in the last day.
All comments (56)
Last night I was still trying to get a delivery date from Amazon for the Sony headphones deal 2 months ago. I've now ordered these and will wait another month. But well worth it at this price :-)
There's a 10% off code as well - AKG10-MEMBER Brings them down to just over £60 :sunglasses:
Just to muddy the waters even more, I've had a set of Sony MDR-1ABT since March 2016. They've been used daily and are still tip-top, despite their mainly plastic construction. Although I am incredibly careful with headphones. I wouldn't have paid the (then) typical price of £299 for them. I paid about £130 and felt they were great for the price.
In short, if I could justify these I'd snap them up.