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Meine Eltern haben im Rahmen eines Vertrages unbewusst für den Kauf von den Kopfhörern für 240 Euro bezahlt, der Kauf war unbewusst.
Sie haben sie mir zum weiter Verkaufen geschenkt.
Ich nutze allein Kopfhörer mit Kabel.
Ich habe mehrmals versucht das Foto hochzuladen. Obwohl nur Kb klappt es nicht. Gerne schicke ich Ihnen bei Interesse das Foto per Whatsapp zu.
Bin keine Verkäuferin hier, darf man Nummern austauschen?
This is a buyer’s market for this category at the moment: at €200, it sits well above the €134 75th percentile of recent used comps and roughly double the €95 median, so the asking price is ambitious rather than a fair-market bargain. Against the local used spread of €60 to €134, it’s hard to call this strong value unless the listing includes extras that materially change the package.
That said, this line is popular because it’s compact, lightweight, and has a genuinely distinctive open-ear fit that many buyers prefer for all-day wear and situational awareness. If the unit is clean, complete, and genuinely unused or near-new, the main upside is avoiding the usual used-earbud headaches of battery wear and tip/fit concerns; just make sure you’re getting the original case, charging cable, and proof the set is fully functional before paying a premium.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
HUAWEI is a Chinese technology company founded in 1987 by Ren Zhengfei in Shenzhen, China. It began as a telecommunications equipment maker and later expanded into consumer electronics, smart devices, and connected audio products.
In hi-fi, HUAWEI is best known for wireless speakers and audio features embedded in its broader ecosystem rather than for traditional separates such as amplifiers, turntables, DACs, or cables. Its HUAWEI Sound line and related audio partnerships have focused on smart, app-connected speakers and wireless hi-res playback, including collaborations with audio specialists such as Devialet and KEF.
As an audio brand, HUAWEI sits in the mainstream-to-premium consumer tier rather than the specialist high-end or vintage-collector end of the market. Its appeal is strongest for buyers who want polished industrial design, wireless convenience, and ecosystem integration, while serious hi-fi enthusiasts may view it as a technology-led audio brand more than a dedicated audiophile manufacturer.
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