Hermès Launches High-End AirPods Pro Case and Lanyard

French fashion designer Hermès has launched a new leather case and lanyard for the second-generation AirPods Pro, continuing its work for Apple devices (via WatchGeneration).

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The new Hermès AirPods Pro case comes in Gold and Bleu Navy, as well as several two-tone color options: Vert Criquet/Vert Bambou, Mauve Sylvestre/Rose Azalée, and Bleu Lin/Étain. The AirPods Pro's pairing button is indicated by a hot stamped Clou de Selle on the back of the case. The leather is also sufficiently thin to enable wireless charging.

The Hermès AirPods Pro case comes with a long adjustable leather strap, allowing the case to be worn as a necklace, crossbody, or bag accessory. The case is available now for $930.

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The Hermès Lanyard for the second-generation AirPods Pro comes in Bambou, Gold, Bleu Navy, Rose Azalée, and Bleu Lin and features a circular Clou de Selle made of palladium brass. The lanyard is available now for $335.

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The accessories feature Hermès's "Swift" calfskin, the same variety used for most of the company's Apple Watch bands and AirTag accessories, an almost smooth leather with a light grain and shine that softens over time. While the AirPods Pro are rated IPX4 for water and dust resistance, Hermès's Swift leather is not water resistant.

The accessories join the French brand's other designs for Apple devices, which include high-end Apple Watch bands, unique watch faces, ‌AirTag‌ bag charms, and luggage tags. In previous years, it has also offered leather iPhone cases.

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Top Rated Comments

Account25476 Avatar
34 months ago
$930 is practically given away.
Score: 32 Votes (Like | Disagree)
stocklen Avatar
34 months ago
NINE HUNDRED AND THIRTY DOLLARS.....

NINE
H U N D R E D.......

Good luck to you if you have more money than sense and would pay 4X the cost of the actual device for a cumbersome ugly case.
Score: 25 Votes (Like | Disagree)
AndyUnderscoreR Avatar
34 months ago
$930? Try $9.30.
Score: 21 Votes (Like | Disagree)
aziatiklover Avatar
34 months ago
This is the type of thing that poor people will buy to look rich. We are smarter than this.
Score: 19 Votes (Like | Disagree)
ignatius345 Avatar
34 months ago
This exists because rich people (and those who want to be identified as rich) use the same Apple devices as the rest of us, but still have to figure out some way to spend a ton more money to differentiate themselves.
Score: 15 Votes (Like | Disagree)
icanhazmac Avatar
34 months ago
Hermes is not amused by his namesakes shameless exploitation of people with little common sense!

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Score: 10 Votes (Like | Disagree)