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Ferrari by Logic3's T350 headphones feature a striking black and chrome colour scheme which oozes elegance.
At around 21cm from top to bottom, the T350 headphones certainly aren't the most portable pair on the market. They do, however, seem to be very well built and we would assume that they are capable of taking minor knocks and blows without failing.
Tipping the scales at 334g without cables attached, Ferrari by Logic3's T350s aren't the type of headphones you'd want to wear for a jog, not that we'd recommend physical activity being paired with a £299 audio product.
A movable Y-shaped metal strut connects the 90mm-diameter ear cups to the T350's headband. At the widest point, a 16.5-19.5 cm flexible gap is present between each plastic mechanism that joins the ear cup and headband.
The T350's ear cups can easily be separated by a 13cm span with the application of very little force. A greater clearance is achievable, although this will result in an increased load being applied to one's head and ear area as the headband attempts to flex back into its position of stability.
The join between Y-shaped strut and outer ear cup connector allows for a very small degree of vertical movement. The ear cup's larger – 90mm – main body is mounted to the smaller outer compartment in a manner that allows for a modest-but-acceptable degree of movement in the horizontal direction.
Combining the limited vertical and modest horizontal motion of each ear cup connector actually works well to provide an appropriate amount of flexibility when fine-tuning a comfortable wearing style. Neither of the joins is forcefully held in position meaning that, as the headphones are put on, the ear cups naturally adjust their specific direction to suit the user's ears.
Located on the bottom side of the left ear cup's metal casing is the headphones' 3.5mm connector.
A compartment connected to the left metal arm holds a pair of AAA batteries. It is hidden behind a plastic cover that features Ferrari's ‘Cavallino Rampante' badge.
The AAA batteries are used to provide power for the Active Noise Cancellation technology which is implemented on the T350 headphones.
A slider located on the right side's ear cup connector controls the headphones' power state. Logic3 designs the T350 headphones to only function when they are powered on – a state which is indicated by the use of a miniature LED.
Activating the T350's power reveals a distinct, low-level background humming sound which is the Active Noise Cancellation technology in effect.
