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Simply, The Apple Hairbands!
Keeping with the tradition of simplistic minimal design, Sang-hoon Lee has designed his vision for the Apple Headphones. Looks more like a hairband with a sleek finish. I think the touch of volume controls within the glowing apple logo is just too clever!
Designer: Sang-hoon Lee
30 Comments »
Grey says
Designers purely inspired by Apple is tired. This will hurt in no time.. headphones are best when comfortable.
Jimmy C says
Sleek and minimalistic, just like Apple. I like it!
rhe says
Good, but for a masochist. It would be quite painful to wear those, but hey, looking cool is more important, isn’t it?
Jimmy C says
Yes it is, rhe. Don’t be a jerk.
Matthew Hicks says
all depends on the material… from the render it looks to be the matte finish silver like on the macs… and yes if it is like this i totally agree it will be painful… maybe making it a rubber material or possibly keep it the same but have padding on the inside of the headband of the headphones. more development needed, But good product.
Cheers
Joseph Cunningham says
fits well with apples design forward thinking. great concept
Qyler says
These are a lot like the JayBird Sportsband headphones. look em up
guestling says
And we know the headset is not comfortable because?
Lyric says
What? The iPod earbuds weren’t terrible enough for you? Why does everyone feel the need to reinvent the wheel with respect to headphone design? In a single 20 minute session on StumbleUpon, you can see headphones with user customizible colors, built in timepieces, led displays, and all manner of other rediculous features. I appreciate the notion of taking an everyday item like headphones and making them look elegant, but design should also follow function, not just style. You see the same thing at electronics stores. The worst performing headphones in terms of technical specifications are also the “coolest” looking. It’s like consumers want everyone around them to know how ignorant they are.
Morgan Wild says
+1
Youcif says
seriously?
Youcif says
Are these real btw? or still in the concept stage process and still being evaluated?
magic says
fail..
fail…
fail….
Julia says
Are these for sale? Or just his idea?
Chad says
For only $1200!
flame says
yeaaaa, so how do you power them. i assume the apple light being on all the time would consume large amounts of power. unless the entire top is one long power cell or solar powered this wouldnt work to great
oceangirl says
The spelling on the thing is not…that…good… but if the design is like the real Apple Headphones (you know, pointed in your ear, pretty comfortable) then I’m OK.
Retoru says
Let’s not forget, though, being Apple branded headphones they’ll work as well as any mediocre pair you can buy off the rack, yet they will cost $465 USD, require signing an EULA, and force you to register with iTunes before they’ll work.
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