Massdrop x Focal Elex Headphones.
$1 cheaper than the Refurbished deal but these are covered under warranty.
*Update: Changed deal from refurbished b-stock to brand new.
Massdrop x Focal Elex Headphones US$564 (~A$755) Delivered @ Drop
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LValuexHunter on 22/10/2021 - 00:52 drop.com (247 clicks)
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Last edited 22/10/2021 - 18:52 by 1 other user
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Yes. It's quite common. Not sure if you can get repair support locally even if you wanted to pay.
IMHO, too risky.
Elex = Elear + Clear pads. We tend to get good Elear deals in Australia, but the headphone may have been discontinued.
Considering Elear deals were $599 I guess $156 for the pads are not worth it.
Though with Elear out of stock in Australia (A2A only has Elegia and Clear) and discontinued, they won't be restocked anyway?There were $499 deals, but yeah, if you really want the Focal house sound and dynamics, this is probably it until a replacement model arrives.
That's very bad. A lot of outlets sell B stock. It's still covered by warranty, albeit a shorter one. Why would anyone spend nearly $800 for a product that has no warranty?
Concur. No warranty is a bit shoddy.
I owned the elear for 12 months and experienced two unexpected driver failures, this was with minimal use and good care. Luckily I received a refund under warranty. I do not recommend buying these based on my experience
I do really like my Elears, but buying refurbs from Drop explicitly without warranty? No fam.
Apple pricing but no warranty.
Fail.
Don't Elex have a bad reputation of driver failure etc?
While I'm sure ACL would (to a degree) protect us, it seems nuts to buy something prone to failure, which may already have been returned to them, that they explicitly state doesn't have any kind of warranty.