Logitech UE 6000

When Logitech originally purchased Ultimate Ears back in 2008, one of the main concerns for consumers is that Logitech, being primarily a consumer focused

When Logitech acquired the Ultimate Ears headphone brand in 2008, longtime fans had their doubts about what the consumer electronics megacompany would do with the high-end in-ear specialists.Well, this past year they surprised us all by rolling out not just an ultra-deluxe custom lineup, a revamped flagship universal-fit in-ear (along with some cool Bluetooth speakers and the first product in a revised line picking up on the Squeezebox concept), but, lo and behold, a complete line of full-sized and portable headphones. We checked out the flagship UE 9000 full-size Bluetooth noise canceler, the UE 900 multi-driver universal fit in-ear, and the portable UE 6000 noise-canceler.

Before I start every headphone/earphone review, I must say that I am not an audiophile and hence for this review, so pardon me if I do not focus on audio quality. The Logitech UE 6000 is retailing for S$319 in Singapore and it comes in two colors, black or white. The Logitech UE 6000 is  …

The stylish Logitech UE 6000 headphones are armed with modest noise cancellation, immodest bass response, and some value-adding extra features.

Here they are, Logitech's mid-entry pair of over-ear headphones with active noise-canceling and pretty much everything else you could ever ask for. The UE 6000 are exactly the type of headphones you get when Logitech and Ultimate Ears bring together loads of experience and und

Logitech UE 6000 ($199.99)Like its big brother, the 6000 is at heart a nice-sounding set of cans, particularly in passive mode (in fact, it sounds very similar all around, offering a comparable level of performance in a more traditional wired format, and at a far friendlier price point.

Logitech Ultimate Ears launched some new audio products and these are two of the best ANC headphones you will find today. At $200 and $400, they are price competitive as well.

The stylish Logitech UE 6000 headphones are armed with modest noise cancellation, immodest bass response, and some value-adding extra features.

Logitech's UE 4000 and UE 6000 use different designs: The UE 4000 is an on-ear headphone, while the UE 6000 is an over-ear, noise-canceling model. But they're otherwise similar, with very good midrange and treble that can be obscured by too much bass.

Logitech makes a slew of different audio products, including their Ultimate Ears line of headphones. Logitech bought Ultimate Ears in 2008 in a shift for

Since scooping up the Ultimate Ears brand, Logitech has produced some quality-sounding audio gear. The UE 6000 continue that trend, offering decent active noise-cancellation in a full-sized, over-ear headphone for $200.

The Logitech UE 6000 is a very satisfying-sounding set of headphones, with lively audio and adequate noise cancellation for an affordable price.

We have to say, despite their lack of accuracy compared to something like the Focal Spirit One or Philips Fidelio X1, the Ultimate Ears are utterly