Logitech Ultimate Ears UE Pro In-Ear Reference Monitor

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Dynamic ability seems limitless, Beautiful execution – fit and finish are beyond reproach, Value – feels and performs like an ultrapremium product

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Because fit is so good, removing them from your ears can sometimes be challenging

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Last revision on February 20, 2017

Reviewers Liked

Dynamic ability seems limitless, Beautiful execution – fit and finish are beyond reproach, Value – feels and performs like an ultrapremium product

Reviewers Didn't Like

Because fit is so good, removing them from your ears can sometimes be challenging

Expert reviews and ratings

In-ear monitors rely upon a proper fit in order to perform at their best. If they don't form a proper seal, there will be a big drop-off in bass response, skewing the frequency balance. It can be a challenge to get a good fit that both seals the ear...

By Home Theater Review on February 08, 2017

If I were to rethink my custom lineup in terms of preference, I'd have a hard time not putting the UERR first. It's its flat, unaccented voicing and wide image that really does it for the music I most often put through my DAPs. When I stray from...

By Headfonia on February 09, 2017

The Reference Remastered strikes me as nothing so much as a tool, perhaps THE tool, to help you find and sort all the sounds you were meant to discover in both music and video. It is easily one of the most dynamic, natural-sounding components I've ever...

By Home Theater HiFi on June 07, 2016

Overall, the UERM has left me very impressed. It is open and revealing, yet humble in its approach. What it set out to do, it certainly achieves and more with great rendering of details and a natural sound. Without emphasis on any part of the frequency...

By Audioholics on August 16, 2015