Premium audio meets French luxury with this M&D Bugatti collab

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Master & Dynamic has announced its next brand collaboration and this time it’s with French luxury hyper car brand Bugatti. Together the two companies partnered up for the release of some limited-edition audio gear. This includes Bugatti-branded versions of three of Master & Dynamic’s most recent products. The MW75, the MG20, and the MW08.

The MW75 is Master & Dynamic’s most premium pair of wireless noise cancelling headphones. While the MG20 is the company’s first gaming headset. The MW08 meanwhile is its latest iteration of true wireless earbuds. Across these three products, you’ll find the Bugatti logo emblazoned on the ears, and again on the charging case for the MW08 as well as the hard shell travel case for the MW75. Functionally, these are no different from the standard versions.

So unless you’re a die-hard Bugatti fan, we recommend going for the standard M&D models. The main reason being is that they’re less expensive. Headphones and true wireless earbuds from Master & Dynamic are already expensive (though, worth it we feel), but the Bugatti-branded models are even more so. The MW75 for instance goes for $599. Not cheap for a pair of noise cancelling wireless headphones. The Bugatti model ups the price by another $100. Bringing the cost to $699. That same $100 jump is there for the other two products as well.

Master & Dynamic x Bugatti headphones come in three colors

Should you really love the Bugatti brand and the price doesn’t scare you off, each set of headphones/earbuds comes in three distinct Buatti-themed colors.

Nocturne/Jet Orange, Nocturne/Lake Blue, and Blanc/Deep Blue. All three products are available starting today directly from Master & Dynamic, though if you just want the regular versions of any of these they should all be available on Amazon. Bugatti branding aside, the colorways for these headphones are pretty great. So if nothing else, there’s a good reason to consider them over the standard models.

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