Reviews for Logitech UE 6000 Over-Ear Headphones

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 merely turning your head causes you to lose the connection. I had hoped that maybe it was the cord but that was not the case. The headphones comes with a splitter so you can connect another pair of headphones in and share the same audio source. The cord fit snug into the splitter but the splitter fit just as poorly as the cord. I tried both ends of the cord with the same result. read a similar review about these headphones on another site so it is apparently not a fluke.

These are the best sounding headphones for under $200. I tried the B&W P5's, Beats Studios, Beats Executives and the $350 Bose....these are by far the best sounding headphone of the bunch with the B&W's not far behind the UE 6000's but I wanted a noise cancellation headphone for when I travel so the clear choice was the UE's. You won't be disappointed with these headphones if you're in the market for a $200 - $300 headphone.

These headphones are absolutely incredible, coming from a company that has not really been known for headphones besides their gaming series one. Great bass, although I recommend that you use EQ to make sure you are getting the best sound out of them (bass reducer makes the vocals stand out a lot more with out completely getting rid of the bass). They are also very comfortable and pretty lightweight. Overall, if you are looking for a great pair of headphones, pick these up. I will definitely recommend these over the Beats by Dre Studios or Executives.

The UE-6000 has a very heavy bass, and when i-device bass reducer is used, the sound becomes the best I've heard, which goes up to the Sennheiser HD800 and 40 other headphones in between. With that EQ enabled, the sound is better than the new Sennheiser Amperior. Bass goes full-strength down to 30 hz at least, mids are warm and lush, but uncolored, and the highs compare well to my favorite for highs - the $700 Shure 1840. Note that probably any other review you read will not use bass reduction, and thus you'll not see a report on the amazing potential of this UE-6000 headphone. It's that good.