What do you think if we give a touch of luxury and glamor to this first Friday of June? And for this, nothing better than resorting to the Louis Vuitton catalogue, where we have found these auriculares Surely they will not go unnoticed: they are wireless, button-type, and cost a whopping 950 euros.
Louis Vuitton Horizon Monogram: luxury in your ears
Louis Vuitton is a famous French fashion firm, its bags being its most prominent (and desired) product. Over time, like many other similar companies, it has known how to adapt to fashions and trends and today it not only offers suitcases -which was its origin- bags or wallets; The company has shoes, perfumes, accessories, watches... and even designer headphones like the ones you are seeing on the screen -and yes, the person in charge of promoting them is our dear Sansa.
The Louis Vuitton Horizon Monogram weighs only 9 grams each (with 10mm beryllium drivers inside), are button-type and, of course, enjoy wireless technology. They are compatible with Google Assistant or Siri, so you can connect them to your Android or iOS phone via Bluetooth 4.2 and use the assistant just by pressing one of the control buttons that appear. have microphone integrated (omnidirectional), volume control, option to answer calls and even enjoy proximity sensor that allows automatic play/pause of music.
Regarding its design, the headphones enjoy a polished acetate body with the Monogram Flowers print in matte red and the Louis Vuitton (LV) logo in gold - there is also a version in black, white and with colored bands. It comes with interchangeable ear tips and silicone grip wings. As for the dimensions, they measure 25 x 22,2 x 28,3 mm.
It goes without saying that they also bring their own protective case (with the price they have not to protect them properly), which serves as a charging station. It is a polished stainless steel case sandblasted and finished in black PVD whose cover is made of sapphire crystal and shows off a black ring with the Monogram Flowers print in polished steel - what did you expect? a silicone case?
The small chest weighs 101 grams, measures 57,48 x 30 mm and is splash resistant, a quality that it shares with the headphones themselves (although these are IPX4 certified and the IPX3 case). It is capable of offering up to two full charges, so that the product sells have a total of one autonomy of 10 hours and a half. The reality is that the headphones last 3 and a half hours of continuous use, to which must be added the two mentioned cycles of the case to reach the total number. As for the times, the headphones are charged to 50% in 40 minutes and 100% in 90 minutes.
If you have just discovered the headphones of your life and you have money to spare, know that the Louis Vuitton Horizon Monogram can be purchased both in physical stores and in the firm's online store for a whopping 950 Euros.