Headphones just got cool. Gone are the days of big brutish things and arranging your hair to hide them, now we're treated to earphones that are chic accessories in themselves! Trust us, you'll be rocking these Panasonic ZrO2 Couture Stereo Earphones when your iPod's switched off. Get more bling for your buck with a set of 'phones featuring Swarovski sparkle delivered to your door for only $29 (value $49). That's right, the Panasonic tech experts and super stylish Swarovski have teamed up to bring you the very best in sound quality and couture. With noise-isolating technology, soft ear caps, a metallic finish and 1.1-carat Swarovski cubic zirconias, this is music to be seen and heard. Choose from a Crescent Moon inspired design in amethyste (light purple), aquamarine (light blue), onyx (grey) or rubis (pink) or Cufflink in tourmaline (lavender), onyx (grey), ambre (chocolate) or turquoise (urm… turquoise). Turn up the volume!
Panasonic Earphones with Swarovski Sparkle for $29
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Why nitpick at something you cannot verify? Swarovski may or may not have had any design input into the product, but at the least, they do have an agreement that allows Panasonic the use of their gems. Whether that constitutes "teaming up" is subjective, but it could be true in the broadest sense of the term.
If anything, the fail is on the part of Panasonic who came up with the idea, but that is like saying that Monster Beats headphones are a fail because they used Dr Dre's name to inflate value. Different strokes for different people.
Living Social is just offering the product.
I have actually seen these headphones in Japan, and they are not in the 'cheap junk' section. When my Panasonic earphones I bought in Tokyo broke earlier this year (same as these without the Swarovski, the jewel model and broke due to my neglect), I could not find these anywhere in Australia.
is on every deals website….they must be selling truckloads
I'm pretty sure Swarovski didn't "team up" for this.
Yet another example of cheap crap with factory second (or third) junk jewellery tacked on and trying to play on the Swarovski name to inflate perceived value.
Another daily deal fail.