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Verkaufe wegen zu geringer Nutzung und anderen gesponserten Kopfhörern meinen Suunto Wing Black.
Neuwertiger Zustand, wenig genutzt.
Akkulaufzeit gerade mit dem Pod mgea lange!
Gamechanger ist die Schüttelfubktion um einen Song weiterzuschalten! Wenn manns einmal kennt, will manns nicht mehr missen.
Verkauft wird der Kopfhörer mit der OVP und allem Zubehör.
This is a buyer’s market for this category: at €100, this sits just above the €94 median and a touch over the €97 75th percentile, so it reads as fair-to-slightly-ambitious rather than a bargain. It’s not overpriced enough to dismiss, but it’s close enough to the top end that I’d want the condition and extras to justify the ask.
The upside here is the format itself: bone-conduction models are niche, useful for outdoor listening and long sessions when you want situational awareness, and this one appears to be in excellent condition. If the battery is still healthy and the charger/case/accessories are included, it’s a solid used buy for someone who specifically wants this type of headphone.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
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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