Logitech UE 4000 On-Ear Headphones

In the past year, Logitech has released what feels like an infinite number of new headphones under the UE brand—named for Ultimate Ears, the company it acquired in 2008. Of all the options we've tested thus far, the UE 4000 might be the simplest, best...

Ignore the one star reviews for this product who says the connection is bad. if you actually read the directions it tells you when you plug the end into the headphones, it actually snaps into place so you have to put some force!! once it snaps you'll...

The UE 6000 have an emersive sound quality. For the price you get a premium sound quality. They also satisfy two audiences: In passive mode they are guided toward true sound quality, In active mode it is guided to those who prefer their sound to be...

First off, you will read about issues with the cable being loose at the connection to the headphones. I had this issue too, however it is user error. You must really push in harder than you would expect to "snap" the connection into place. You will not...

I have had these for almost two weeks and I have no complaints about the sound quality. I love the bass on it, but it has good range all around. I like how it folds up and has a soft case for storage. I was surprised by the two batteries. (I had to...

I am an audiophile and have owned several pairs of high end headphones. These headphones look great and sound even better. They are much better than any pair of Beats by Dre and Bose. But the noise cancelling is not the best, it does help though and it...

These head phones have excellent sound quality. Great bass and highs. They are extremely comfortable too. The only flaw is the removable cord. There is not a retention device that snaps in the cord to the headphones. The cord just plugs in. Any...

I had the beats executives. Very mediocre. noise cancellation was extremely annoying. Returned them and tried out all the $300 + range ones. found these that were $100 less and these compare and truthfully seem much better than any beats and sony...

Not gonna bother talking about the sound quality because the design is so poor. The cord has double male ends and one plugs into the right head phone and the other obviously goes to the audio device. The connection to the headphones is so poor that...

Plain and simple guys. I went in many times and asked many different assistants about the beats and always got the same answer, your paying for the name! After walking back and forth over and over to test the difference it was obvious. Way to go Logitech.