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Product is nog nooit gebruikt. Alleen opengemaakt. Nieuwwaarde €169 suunto wing. Type product: headset. Connectiviteitstechnologie: draadloos, bluetooth. Aanbevolen gebruik: sporten. Frequentiebe
At €90, this sits well below the Wing’s launch price of about €199 and is roughly in the strong buy zone for a used pair, assuming it’s complete and working properly. For a bone-conduction headset with current new pricing still around the €180–€200 class, €90 is a solid discount rather than an ambitious ask.
The Wing is well-regarded for its lightweight open-ear fit, 10-hour battery life, fast charging, and IP67 weather resistance, which makes it a particularly practical pick for running, riding, and commuting. If the listing includes the charging cradle/power bank and the headband shows no cracking or battery fade, this is the kind of used buy that makes sense for someone who wants premium outdoor audio without paying new-item money.
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Wing Acoustics is a New Zealand audio company founded in 2004 and based in Auckland. It was developed by Kiwi brothers Mike Palmer and Dave Palmer, both audio engineers and classical musicians, whose work centered on overcoming distortion in conventional loudspeakers.
The brand is known primarily for loudspeakers and proprietary transducer technology, especially its acousticWing driver and Zerø standmount speakers. The available material points to a narrow product focus rather than a broad catalog: I did not find strong evidence of amplifiers, DACs, turntables, headphones, or cables as core Wing Acoustics categories.
In market terms, Wing Acoustics appears to be a niche boutique hi-fi brand with an innovation-led identity rather than a mass-market one. Its positioning emphasizes unusual engineering, low-resonance design, and “pure sound” claims, which places it closer to the high-concept end of the audiophile spectrum than to mainstream mid-tier audio. Because the company is relatively obscure and product coverage is limited, its exact market reach is hard to verify with high confidence.
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