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Sony WH-1000XM3 / Bügel Kopfhörer, Bluetooth Verbindung, super Mikros, gutes Noise Cancelling / ANC
• technisch - einwandfrei
• Ohrmuscheln gewechselt durch welche mit Kühlpads
• Bügel weist Gebrauchtspuren auf
• Akku hält bei täglicher 9 Stunden Nutzung liegt bei 3 Tagen
Artikelstandort und Versand - ist in Vorarlberg
Versand möglich - liegt leider bei 13€
Selbstabholung in Vorarlberg
oder Versand gegen Überweisung
Privatverkauf nach EU-Recht: Keine Garantie, Gewährleistung, Rücknahme oder Umtausc
The WH-1000XM3 is still one of Sony’s most respected noise-cancelling over-ear models, and €59 lands below the 25th percentile of your recent EUR comps, so this reads as a strong bargain rather than just a fair buy. With a median at €68 and the upper quartile at €99, this asking price sits on the cheap side of the market without looking suspiciously low.
For a buyer, the appeal is straightforward: the XM3 remains very good at ANC, comfort, and all-day use, and it’s still a dependable travel or office headset if you don’t need the latest tuning. In good condition, the main upside is getting a well-regarded premium model for entry-level money; I’d just confirm battery health, ear-pad wear, and that the charging cable or case is included if those matter to you.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
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