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Verkaufe meine Sony WH-1000XM6 Over-Ear-Kopfhörer in Weiß/Grau. Zustand wie neu – ich habe sie insgesamt maximal 2 Wochen getragen, keine Gebrauchsspuren. Danach kamen dann die neuen "The Collexion" raus, die ich mir dann stattdessen gekauft habe. Deshalb nur diese 2 Wochen Tragezeit.
Enthalten:
Case
Ladekabel (USB-C)
Klinkenkabel (3,5mm)
Versand erfolgt im Karton der "The Collexion"-Edition (die Kopfhörer selbst sind die reguläre XM6, nicht die Collexion-Variante – nur die Verpackung wird mitgeliefert, da die Originalverpackung nicht mehr vorhanden ist)
Keine technischen Mängel, Akku hält wie am ersten Tag.
Preis: 300 € VB
Versand möglich, Abholung ebenfalls
Right now this is a buyer’s market for this category: at €280, the asking price sits below the €291 median and just under the €302 75th percentile, so it reads as a fair-to-good buy rather than a bargain. It is not a deep steal on the numbers alone, but it is priced a touch under the going center of the market, which is solid for a clean used pair.
That makes sense if the headphones are genuinely excellent condition, since the WH-1000X line is well regarded for strong noise canceling, easy daily-use comfort, and dependable wireless performance. If the listing includes the original case, cable, and charger, that adds value; if not, I’d still view €280 as sensible rather than risky, provided battery life and headband/hinge condition check out.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
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