I got these earphones as a gift while i was in Dubai last year. They have the price tag/bar-code/serial no on the box from the store they were bought in Dubai etc. I kept them as a trophy and never opened the seal. I guarantee that the item is 100% original and you wont need the guarantee once you see them.
They were bought for 649 Dirhams which is around 18k pkr and its the official price of these earphones.
Price: Rs.5000
Package: Sealed box with earphones pouch and w/e that is inside.
Review: Logic3 Ferrari Cavallino T150
Contact: Pm only.
Shipping possible on buyer's risk and expense.
Pics: Photobucket
Techradar.com Review:
Part of the more luxurious Cavallino range of headphones from this joint effort, the T150s represent a high-quality attempt at delivering powerful sound into your ears.
The 10mm speaker driver offers very impressive performance for smaller 'buds - and the lamb's leather design, coupled with the woven cabling, really makes you feel like you're handling £149-worth of gadgetry, something other more expensive headphones don't manage.
Sonically we were again very impressed - there are five sets of earbuds and once you find some that seal into your ears, you'll really start to get nuances of sound.
The bass from the driver is very impressive and the mid-range is far better represented than we'd have imagined from headphones of this size.
Verdict
Expensive, but worth the price. You'll just have to decide whether you're the kind of person that wants Ferrari branding in your ears, but the quality pervades beyond design in the T150s.
They were bought for 649 Dirhams which is around 18k pkr and its the official price of these earphones.
Price: Rs.5000
Package: Sealed box with earphones pouch and w/e that is inside.
Review: Logic3 Ferrari Cavallino T150
Contact: Pm only.
Shipping possible on buyer's risk and expense.
Pics: Photobucket
Techradar.com Review:
Part of the more luxurious Cavallino range of headphones from this joint effort, the T150s represent a high-quality attempt at delivering powerful sound into your ears.
The 10mm speaker driver offers very impressive performance for smaller 'buds - and the lamb's leather design, coupled with the woven cabling, really makes you feel like you're handling £149-worth of gadgetry, something other more expensive headphones don't manage.
Sonically we were again very impressed - there are five sets of earbuds and once you find some that seal into your ears, you'll really start to get nuances of sound.
The bass from the driver is very impressive and the mid-range is far better represented than we'd have imagined from headphones of this size.
Verdict
Expensive, but worth the price. You'll just have to decide whether you're the kind of person that wants Ferrari branding in your ears, but the quality pervades beyond design in the T150s.
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