Ultimate Ears 700 Reviews

Ultimate Ears has been making in-ear monitors for professionalmusicians for nearly 15 years. The company was founded by Alex VanHalen and Jerry Harvey, a sound engineer for the band--a couple of dudeswho know what they're talking about when it comes ...

Light and comfortable to wear. Includes attenuator, which can counteract dramatic volume spikes

Sound tended to be a little too "bright." We would have preferred a metal carrying case

Ultimate Ears 700 aren't going to make any lists of budget-friendly earbuds, but for aficionados looking for an upgrade, think of them as the Diamond Dave to your current earbuds' Sammy Hagar.

Summary: I've been a dedicated Shure earphone user for a long time, despite all the good things I've heard about Ultimate Ears. But after using the Ultimate Ears 700 earphones for a few weeks, I can say this: I'm a believer. Enjoying a pair for in-ear ...

I have oddly shaped ear holes. As a result, in-ear monitors and my listening tubes have simply never jibed, regardless of "sleeve" size or magical conforming material. This mismatch has kept me strictly in the supra-aural headphone camp - a camp that ...

Exquisite sound reproduction in an insanely small package. Handy in-flight attenuator saves you from Captain Blowhard's eardrum-exploding announcements. Fuller, richer base and wider frequency response than previous UEs

Spendiferous. Cable noise will be distracting for joggers or anyone planning to use the headphones while exercising. Despite its redesign, the pocket case is still too small to fit all the accouterments