This is great news. Companies like Samsung can get personal with a consumer group and it will continue on with other products.
How many 18 year olds are going to make these headphones an important big purchase, leading on to getting a Samsung fridge and TV later in life when they marry and move out of the house.
Samsung makes a broad range of products and seems to keep the quality levels perfect. I own a Samsung laptop, two big screen TVs and a Samsung fridge. I would buy any product Samsung makes. My wife uses two of their phones for her business and they perform. Samsung headphones will be fantastic someday.
Unlike personal preference, it can be agreed upon by many people that their design resembles, or if not a nod to, the Beats and Souls. It doesn't seem too far fetched to me, neither is it weird for me to think that the design is on the same page as other fashion headphones. Apple keeps suing Samsung for their phone's "resemblance" to iPhones and some other various patent infringements, which I would find more far fetched than this.
The Samsungs do employ the same tri-fold design as both the Beats and Souls, similar steel brackets at the hinge like the Beats and even the stitched headband cushion that the Souls have.
What do you think in terms of its resemblance with the new Denons then?
Design patents are notoriously hard to actually argue in court, hence why the Apple v Samsung cases took so long in every country, and ended up with various results in every country they sued each other in.
Honestly though, all a lawyer would need to do would be to bring in all of the photos we have in this thread to show that the design is different enough, and that the general plastic-y "trifold" design is ubiquitous across the entire headphone industry.
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