Ultimate Ears super.fi 5 Pro™ Consumer Headphones

Pros: well balanced sound, comfortable fit, lots of earbud options, metal case, leather case

Cons: pricey, left/right indicators hard to see, hard to fit headphones into metal case

The Bottom Line: Great sound in a small package that's designed for audiophiles

Review: I bought these strictly based upon reviews, without ever hearing these at all. All I can say is I'm very impressed with the results.

Perhaps the most popular in-ear headphones being purchased by iPod users everywhere are the Sony...

Pros: Great sound, warrantee, noise canceling.

Cons: Short cable, low-end not as tight as over ear

The Bottom Line: I recommend these headphones because they are a good buy.

Review: I first became interested in quality listening when an acne-prone bose sales rep brutally encouraged me to try out their quietcomfort 2 headphones with my ipod. I plugged it into my ipod, picked out my own mix and all the goodness poured into my...

Pros: Great sound, nice bass, sensitive, perfect cord, durable and unbeatable for the price.

Cons: None but may reveal the flaws in cheap players or poorly ripped music.

The Bottom Line: Best in-ear phone I've found in this price range and I've owned or tried most of them.

Review: Ok... I'll confess that I'm somewhat of an audiophile--I enjoy good sound. I've been in search of the perfect headphones for travel and have tried quite a few along the way and most had some serious flaws:

- Sennheiser closed back studio...

Pros: Excellent sound. Strong, but clean bass.

Cons: Bit expensive. Look for them on eBay like I did.

Review: I bought these to replace the iPod earbuds, which had a habit of shifting around in my ears or falling out alltogether. I find these very comfortable to wear and they do a great job attenuating the background sounds (like the AC duct in my office)...

Pros: High fidelity, sound isolation, durable.

Cons: 20 replacement earpiece foam covers cost almost $20 just for shipping!

Review: I've had a pair of these for at least 3 years and they're still going strong. I'm a bit of an audiophile also, and these satisfied my longing for great portable sound. I used them working on an automobile assembly line and they got pretty dirty, but...

Pros: Comfy And Small

Cons: Sound Quality Is Really Not Good

Review: Canalphones are a good pick for your iPod or other portable device. They have good sound in a small package. But unfortunately, Ultimate Ears's super.fi 5 Pro does not have good sound and have way to thick of a sound. Too much bass, recessed mids,...

Pros: Amazing audio quality, cool looks, plays every genre of music beautifully..

Cons: Hard to distinguish between Right & Left earbuds, putting earphones back into case is hard.

The Bottom Line: Go for it because the manufactures may jsut sell out and then you may have to wait. It's that awesome.

Review: When I brought a Microsoft Zune, I knew that a purchase of a DAP was never complete without the purchase of high end earphones. So after some extensive research, I decided to go for the Ultimate Ears Super Fi. Pro . I was really excited to see the...

Pros:

Rugged build, balanced sound, decently sized cord, good fit.

Cons:

Cable noise, pricey, hard to judge left earphone from right.

The Bottom Line: As long as are upgrading from an Ipod earphone, these are the safest phones you can go with. They are costly, but its worth the hole in your wallet.

Review: After over a year of dilly-dallying over which headphones to purchase, I decided to finally spend $180 on these sets of earphones. Since I live in India (where none of the UE outlets exist), I was very worried if my choice would be a proper one or...

Pros: Spectacular FULL sound!! Great Isolation Awesome comfort

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: UEs superfi5Pro are the best earphones. I don't think you can get a better sound at any price.

Review: I have been in love with headphones and headphones for a very long time. I've had Grado, Sennheiser, AKG, Beyer, Sonny, Koss, etc....... Also I've had Headroom amps, and I currently have an Emmeline Xp7.
In addition to that I'm big on portable...

Pros: Amazing isolation. Clean sound. These rival anything I have ever tried.

Cons: Thin and short cord. Pricey.

The Bottom Line: Why buy an MP3 player and listen to your music on anything but the best?

Review: Imagine this scenario... you've just dropped $250 on a brand new 30GB MP3 player. You rush home, excited to try out your new toy. You plug it into your computer and begin to import and sync everything you can. Thousands of songs, hours of videos,...