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B Ali yes you are right him and his office space lol

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If he doesn't say anything the entire time then you know he will.

Yeah it's a tactic. I hate dragons that see a good opportunity but then puts it down so it makes them get a bigger share

Or if the pitcher does not offer their full company in the deal and if the person doing the pitch has a full-time job that does not revolve around their business.

@@ninjaninja9954 can’t hate the grind

@@hungryrefrigerator5784 I know what you're trying to say but if someone came to you, asking for an investment, but the product was a second or less priority to them, would you invest? I wouldn't unless I was 100% interested, had majority control, and had a team to see it thru because I would feel if it wasn't as important as their main income, that means they don't believe in it enough themselves

I'm sure you're aware, but as a reminder, be very careful with the volume you listen at. I have permanent tinnitus from a similar moulded earphone. Because it makes an air-tight seal, the volume pumps air like a bicycle pump to your ear drum and causes permanent damage very easily.

@joshual18114585 just dont wear silicone earphone and keep volume below 70%

@joshual18114585 They do not. Very different things

When did you have them done, and how much did they cost? Sorry if those questions have already been asked (and answered).

@@paulfeery12 unless you post your medical records I'm not going to believe a random KZfaq comment, you're probably just a salty competitor

Two words: Elon Musk!

Peter is talking out of his butt on this. Comparing it to the photo booth is silly, since the photo booth was self serve and rarely used, anyway.

star trek star wars dr who Sure he's seen it before! ;)P

@@MrJamberee You're missing the point. He's saying that it's a lot like the photo booth in the sense that to begin with, it wasn't profitable - but as time went on, the price of the machines got cheaper and after that the photo booths became ubiquitous and profitable. He was using the analogy as an argument for the man's business.

Well headphones like that do exists for a long time. Elacin.......

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All the better for the bean

And for that reason I'm out

And youre forgetting the fact that they all be spittin fire as well

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Jenny: I'm out.

Anyone need any office space?

Peter is unusually quiet.

Tej: I can build a brand

Snugs used to have a scanner in Selfridges until the wheels fell high street retail. We plan to do experiencial pop-ups for public awareness, using Snugs smartphone scanner, again soon. See how Snugs has pivoted our business model since May 2016 when Dragons’ Den was recorded kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fb6ZnaWBy9PKZIE.html Peter Jones was highly complementary of Snugs saying: “The quality of what you have put together and how you have done it is first class. It’s as good as I have seen”. Try Snugs Custom-fit Ear Tips for your earphones using DD15 code at checkout to receive 15% off* SnugsGo. Simply snap your ear photos and we do the rest, making hand-finished Custom-fit Tips for all popular earphones including Airpods. snugs.com/product/snugsgo/ (*terms and conditions apply)

Not sure about real-estate in the UK but in the US most office space can still appreciate even when it's empty.

What office space are you referring to

I've always noticed that too, let's just say he's a focused person

I bet you’d like to pick more than his brain! Admit it, you’re in love! ❤

@sandrajovic9304 You do realize that these are heavily edited correct? A lot of the shots you see are not from the moment you see it. Sometimes it’s not even the same pitch. So when you see a dragon looking “skeptic”, it might be a shot from a previous pitch. All the dragons have multiple cameras focus on them at all times.

iPhone has it too now.

I had that procedure done for hearing protection with firearms. I don't remember any negative experience having the mold made. Maybe the person you had was not highly trained. It worked for blocking noise of firearm, but I was still able to hear voices clearly. This sharks are behind the time. Tho I am not sure what year thus was pitched.

He was way too ahead

I wonder who pitched the idea

They diddnt the tax payer did

Lol 😂

They did it because somebody fell down the stairs.

@@darylkelly45 huh?

I think the opposite. I reckon when you pay for a premium product you expect the hassle to be minimal.

@@FahadAyaz It's just the opposite, the higher end the product the more you get to customize it. If you buy a Honda, you pick a trim level and maybe an option package or two, if you buy a Bentley you pick everything down to the color of the stitching. If you buy furniture from Ikea you just get what's in the box, if you commission a craftsman to build you furniture you give them input on what you would like.

I agree. It’ll be a rewarding experience.

Jenny? Where?

That's Sarah...not Jenny :D

Useful info

That was the idea I got when watching this. Guess it does work

Or orifice

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I dont get it..explain?

Ben Angell Touker is always flexing his office space and his relationship with Marks & Spencer 😂

Daood Zafar “MY OFFICES” 😂

I've seen him in a different light ever since he spoke Russian in a Brummie accent; very impressive.

Philosophy Of Élivágar 😂 yeh tbh was class from nick

@@PhilosophyofElivagar where can i find this?

Philosophy Of Élivágar That was THE funniest thing I’ve ever seen on telly 😁

@@mortofied kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hdeKZ72L0buql3U.html jump to 7:00 if you don't want to watch the whole thing

Two negatives make a positive.

@@johnnyace2287 and she's still out.

Savile row is a pretty famous street though?

In the UK the person is more infamous than a road

I don't live in the UK, so I'm going to assume that you e put it in quotes because its spelled wrong?

Fortunately now it’s just the suits not the ped.

B Bodziak Lol google Jimmy Savile

Not sure what you're getting at with the amount of time he was on the show

​@@theodddish1846And we will never know...

I don’t think they’re sweating over 80k

Bibsy The Cotton Elf I’m not a multimillionaire investor but I’m sure getting your investment back in one year is what they want. They also could have asked for more equity.

Also out of curiosity where did you get that info from? I always try to look up the info after watching and have no luck?

Smokey Sprite click on view pdf for the first file. The one on may 2020, 3rd page. Unless I’m reading it wrong, it was 1.6 mil profit in 2020 and 1.4 mil in 2019. I could be completely misreading it tho lol

KingOfSnub I am a millionaire, not a multimillionaire though and I can guarantee after around 200,000/yr there’s not much difference in the things you can do in life or invest in. So I’ll say it again: they’re not tripping over 80k

I don't understand why you have gone through so many pairs. I have had my set of earbuds for over 10 years and they are still going strong. I use them daily. You need to take better care of your things. If you did then you wouldn't be going through so many pairs.

@@elliebond6807 woooow.

Get Bluetooth ear buds or the ones that wrap around the back of your neck. Best thing that ever happened to earphones. I had the same problem. I lose ear buds, so I prefer the back of the neck option, but it's great for exercise or on the go. I just put my phone in my bag or pocket with my playlist on, and off you go. Buy two so you always have one fully charged.

@@elliebond6807 have you never gone running, biking, fell asleep with them on? I think your full of it

@@IsraelistheJewsland if you get good earbuds, then the copper wires won't break if you use them properly even if u go running, biking or sleep with them.

I know right?

I think they would sell better than these £140 tips

yeah. Waaaay cheaper and similar results. Yet, probably less good-looking. If I was rich I would so buy them just to brag w all my friends.

Ear-Candi, who were on Dragons' Den a few years earlier, never broke through. Snugs has pivoted the emerging 3D technology platforms to be able to be the first to deliver no-touch custom-fit tips anywhere anytime. See how Snugs has pivoted our business model since May 2016 when Dragons’ Den was recorded kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fb6ZnaWBy9PKZIE.html Peter Jones was highly complementary of Snugs saying: “The quality of what you have put together and how you have done it is first class. It’s as good as I have seen”. Try Snugs Custom-fit Ear Tips for your earphones using DD15 code at checkout to receive 15% off* SnugsGo. Simply snap your ear photos and we do the rest, making hand-finished Custom-fit Tips for all popular earphones including Airpods. snugs.com/product/snugsgo/ (*terms and conditions apply)

This business idea isn’t going anywhere. People aren’t going to get their ears scanned at the rate they need to sell these. It just won’t happen.

Hello Peter

@@TheFbiFilesRepeat You got me there

Snugs used to have a scanner in Selfridges until the wheels fell high street retail. We plan to do experiencial pop-ups for public awareness, using Snugs smartphone scanner, again soon. Snugs business model, today, would work very well as franchise model. Being bespoke, orders are only made upon request. Your complaint about earbuds driving you nuts as you can never finds one that fit is due to your unique ear shape. Our ears are, in fact, as unique as your fingerprint. This is why 70% make some complaint about the comfort and security of their earphones. Earphones usually come with universal tip shapes in small, medium and large in the hope that these will fit 80% of their customers. The manufactures already know that 20% will reject their “solution” at once. Custom-fit, being bespoke like a hand-made shoes or gloves are made to exactly fit you, and your unique ears. Once you have experienced custom-fit you will never want to go back to universal fit. Try Snugs Custom-fit Ear Tips for your earphones using DD15 code at checkout to receive 15% off* SnugsGo. Simply snap your ear photos and we do the rest, making hand-finished Custom-fit Tips for all popular earphones including Airpods. snugs.com/product/snugsgo/ (*terms and conditions apply)

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OK I just finished my bowl of cereal and damn this is so on point.

I don’t get out of bed for 10 minutes🤨

This is the most relatable comment ive seen 😂

Good weed huh !? 😂😂👌

stop hacking my camera weirdo

Ikr, like if you don't know your numbers, how are you getting anyone to invest in

Who's been waiting for Jenny's I'm out compilation? There you have it kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pd93l9WBrLW5kXk.html

@@spicehaven209 no one

We've heard it all before... and it's still funny.

Who's been waiting for Jenny's I'm out compilation? There you have it kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pd93l9WBrLW5kXk.html

At those prices, can I invest in the scanner business instead? 🤔

Trust me for this kind of product that is cheap

Just means the value is in the tip. You could get a print and put them in a better headset. I think it is a good idea I have tiny ears and I struggle to get ones that fit lol

YmeDreamer yeah but he said they sound amazing which I doubt they do you have to pay money for good driver and the other parts so it’s a average tech unit, the custom part is good but it’s way over priced Peter it right it’s too early the price of the tech needs to come down before it’s viable

Armond 'Bob' Welch Shark tank is kitchen nightmares USA, dragons den is the uk version.

@Armond 'Bob' Welch you have memory issues ? LOL. Thats borderline autistic itsself.

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Hook me up with those earphones! What are they called?

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Need a name on them earphones on in the shower I'm on that

Raycon #notsponsored

@@jackcassidy2108 raycons are way more than 20 quid

Not a 3d model from inside your ear 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

​@@ogkendrick6392If lidar manufacturers can deploy a lidar with a 15 million per second point-cloud and 250metre range on a car for $400 a piece, a lidar sensor for your ear is viable.

This one uses 3D Scanner, so no mess on the ear

@@falkenvir I think he's referring to the whole concept of custom headphones.

I bought a pair of wireless beats for £260 and the sound quality is crap tbh lol

@@wuskul beats is pure marketing. That same headphones you purchased for £260 cost £12-15 to make 😂😂😂😂😂. I was also suckered in.

@@dopemusic6414 atleast i look cool lol

Difference is that the mold for mouth guards is the mouth guard itself. So the customer is paying for the mold.

That has already been done!

That idea was already on Dragons den and its not quite the same product. Just like the mouth guards, self mold mouth guards do not fit as securely as a mouth guard made by a dentist. That difference is the USP which also justifies the price.

You solve nothing except how to increase the risk of being sued by a bunch of tools that claimed they lost the material in their ear canal or can't hear right or whatever. There I solved it for you.

Another way is to make a non-custom IEM for the mass market which is cheaper. The Audiophiles & the people who want the custom one will go to their store but he will have a regular income with the non-custom IEM range

The problem actually is Bluetooth earphones

@@tooshlong You missed my point completely. The headphones he was trying to pitch would absolutely destroy any pair of bluetooth headphones in audio quality at a comparable price. By that measure he's got a compelling argument, because there would be people willing to have a pair of wired headphones to get better sound quality, and there are plenty of people who find wearing even the most comfortable earbuds unbearably uncomfortable but would have no such problem with these. The problem is that the vast majority of people don't want to go through the hassle of scheduling an appointment at an audiologist, get impressions made that costs $60-100, send them in to have headphones made and wait for them for weeks to get a $100-200 pair of headphones. They want to go to BestBuy or Amazon and have them the same day or in a couple days at most. The crowd who is willing to go through those extra hoops are people like me, who wouldn't want a cheap version when they can get audiophile quality CIEMs instead. TLDR: this is too niche of a product. The people who don't care about audio quality and can wear normal headphones comfortably are going to go with airpods or rayconn bluetooth headphones. The people who do care about audio quality are going to buy CIEM's or high end universal monitors. So the only potential market for this product is someone who can't comfortably wear normal earbuds or monitors, but can't afford or doesn't care enough to pay for CIEMS.

Great idea!

He is buying the machines from somewhere so i guess the machine already has this purpose

Makes for great entertainment to be damn sure, plus could do some good for the world. Win win… most times

you mean 864,000 pounds.....

I dont know where you got this info from but as the guy said above, the company is worth £864,000

I was thinking lidar? I mean a new lidar sensor is supposed to be in the new iPhone? Maybe possibility there in the future. (lidar of course been around for a while now).

Sarah will make any excuse not to invest. She's not worth a chair imho.

Not the first time Sarah committed mathematical error; you would not see Duncan or Peter Jones doing that though.

Now they have a 1.6M profit. Also, where do you live? It doesn't take that much time to get an appointment.

You could always be seen privately.

They're now a very successful company, impressions can be taken at audiologists across the country and they have a decent global presence too.

That's what I was thinking. They use a similar model for online eyeglass companies. I'm sitting here looking at your standard ear plugs thinking, "How hard would that be to make a quick set version that molds to the user". Make a cast or reverse 3d render at the factory and you're off!

Thats amazing! Happy for them

Well, they still aren’t going to sell many.

@@MrJamberee i disagree, there is a lot of high end consumers, that want the absolute best doesn't matter the cost (and take a few photos of yours ear is a very easy thing to do)

Trust me it's impossible to get an actual measurement of anything through photos, let alone the inside circumference of your ear.

@@abhijeetsahoo1843 source : "trust me bro"

I dont know, did you?

@@thedunyadoneya2628 Yes I think I did but I don't remember when

yeah, they were in different colors and could be remolded

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@@neonwired4978 Piece of piss . Everyone under 35 loves an i-phone and over priced rappers headphones . £200 price point is expensive but not to the point someone wouldnt buy them for themself plus its a perfect price point for a present . One very quick look at beats are 150-200 ... so its spot on . Theres 7 billion people on the planet so theres lets call it 3 billion potential customers ......so call it 1 in 300 buying these to make a billion but thats within a year and theres 5 years exclusivity so call it 1 in 1500 . The reason im not an entrepreneur ? a quote that says it all .... . Denholm Reynholm: When I started Reynholm Industries, I had just two things in my possession: a dream and six million pounds.

@@godzillas6301 Apple will sell 100m Airpods this year. 20% of customers say that they fall out and are uncomfortable. Snugs for Airpods is one of our best selling products. There are 2.5bn smartphnones, 1% of this is 10m new smartphones a year, if we change every 30 months. Apple, Samsung, Amazon and Google all offer true wireless earphones that a percentage will upgrade to Snugs custom-fit. The market for Snugs to secure comfortably true wireless earphones is very large, especially when the price today for Snugs is £99 (not £199 as back in 2017) and will be £49 next year. Now we have solved the fitting issue with a smartphone and not having to visit the high street and use expensive scanners, the business model is now viable, scalable and really taking off. We were ahead of this market curve in 2017, when the Dragons had an opportunity to invest. Now we have pivoted and proven our business model. Snugs will be another success story that got away from them.

exactly, its best to just let the customer form it themselves with items in a kit. maybe the same way as gum guards when you put them in hot water for 1 minute then bit down it on it

You clearly don’t watch this enough

I think he's actually the most critical of products.

Maybe you should invest some of your money on learning how to type.

Now it’s all in software, on iPhones you can scan your ear for your AirPods. I could see this tech being bought by a company like them but that’s the only way this business would ever make money

Sarah is gorgeous. The cameras are not kind to her

I love Sarah so much, she's wise.

Anthony Rodriguez her and james caan were the only polite dragons. Rest of these guys are egotistical pricks

@@hamza361 I liked the Australian investor a few seasons back. He was real classy and backed a few of pitchers

@@corpgov who?

Of course it is actually because he is squatting in his London office and if he leaves it will be repossessed.

Because they understood that he ment "they are just not custom made", they were simply a standard model. They can still check the sound quality like that.

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@@spicehaven209 This show is Jenny's I'm out compilation, that's just redundant.

Don't be ridiculous. You can't do this exact thing with an IR camera since that would require a lot of manual work and interpretation. Obviously a 3D scanner is more precise and the system creates the model based on the input.

@@Bollibompa On the contrary, I can and I have done this. Scanning cavities with IR is very common, and one of the broadest uses for IR that I know of. When it comes to the resolution then of course a 3d scanner is going to give a higher resolution image, but in this exact use case …. u don't need 100% accuracy u just need a good representation of the deviation from a cylinder.

No, they idea is that you have them in your ears for life.. A bit like a tattoo

@@namnack lol

They dont come out. Its like a ear protector that fits in your ear. You have to twist them in.

I think they will see the ear walls and then carefully improvise the design of earbuds to get a good grip on ear walls.

@@1988mib ...if they were made in China.

They don't sell it for £199 tho