Logitech Ultimate Ears Vocal Reference

An excellent (and expensive) tool for vocalists, the Logitech Ultimate Ears Vocal Reference Monitors are custom in-canal earphones that focus on the frequency range vocals occupy.

Great comfort is let down by a lack of detail that would be easier to forgive in a cheaper set of headphones

The Ultimate Ears 300 headphones sound great for their price but aren't as good for exercise as we were expecting

Bought two of these and both were defective. On one set the right bud didn't work at all. On the second, the right bud's sound was full of static.

only one set had both ear buds working. sound quality was good

Bought 2 of these, one was defective (right bud was blown). Opened the second package and they were great. Best sound I've ever heard for $7.99. They beat out my $45 pair easy. Comfortable and the looks aren't bad. We'll see how long they last. As some...

I bought a pair for each of my kids (20,21& 24)Everyone of them were pleased and impressed with the sound quality and the noise cancelling.

Not sure if mine was defective or if this is expected quality of these earphones but I received a blown piece and sounded bad. On the plus side the right ear sounded pretty good - high bass. I couldnt quite get used to the noise isolating feature -...

I got these on sale for $7.99 and have been very happy with them for the past two months. The do a good job of isolating noise if they fit propoerly, so take the time trying the different size covers. On an airplane they kept out most of the noise...

Teenagers are too careless with them causing wire failures quickly. Sound is good