Don't tell anyone that you can buy 5 HomePod minis for 500$
As long as the daughter uses her own hard earned money for it i am fineMR readers are gonna hate on it.. but their daughters are gonna love it! C'mon Apple.. throw in a custom Labubu and it will sell like hotcakes!
It's actually about $425 as you need to allow for the UK price having 20% sales tax (i.e. VAT) included in the £380 price. Still overpriced, though I guess I'm not the target demographic (look at how much Labubu sell for as a guide)
“Courage!”Bold move
You're paying for the exclusivity. It's a status thing. Sneakers company do this all the time & beats does overlap with that market quite a bit. No different than what Hermès does, just further down market.
Apple today announced that Beats and Japanese graphic artist Verdy have teamed up to bring back a collectible Beats Pill holder.
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This time, the cream-coloured "Vear" bear holds the Beats Pill in his mouth, whereas the original version from last year holds the speaker between its paws.
Beats and Verdy have been promoting the collectible figure on Instagram and YouTube.
As part of a so-called "hyper-limited drop," the new Vear will be available starting this Thursday, August 21, exclusively at the Dover Street Market in London, England. A bundle with the figure and a Beats Pill will set you back £380, which is equivalent to a little more than $500 in the United States. The speaker costs $149.99 on its own.
The bundle will roll out across the U.S., China, and Japan later this year, according to Apple. Exact pricing in those countries has not yet been disclosed.
There is nothing unique about the Beats Pill included in the bundle.
Apple re-released the Beats Pill last year. Read our previous coverage to learn more about the portable Bluetooth speaker's features and specs.
Article Link: Apple Announces $500 Beats Pill Speaker Bundle With Collectible Holder
Your daughter has earned $500? What is she, 25?As long as the daughter uses her own hard earned money for it i am fine![]()
It is easy to poke fun at the younger generations, but I am sure many in the older generations remember pet rocks. I still have mine... I also remember an insane patch in which people were assaulting each other for cabbage-patch dolls. The it was beanie babies boom on eBay, etc.I'm so completely out of it that I just had to search for what the heck "Labubu" even is. lmfao
You could have convinced me it was the sound a toddler makes when eating.
It is easy to poke fun at the younger generations, but I am sure many in the older generations remember pet rocks. I still have mine... I also remember an insane patch in which people were assaulting each other for cabbage-patch dolls. The it was beanie babies boom on eBay, etc.