Logitech UE 900

So let me start of with saying this review is geared for people who are trying to decide if buying these is a good investment, from a more average consumer. I am not an audiophile or musician, I just really enjoy music. I got these from my local Apple Store, where headphone selection is very limited to begin with. Seeing something like these for $400 you'd actually be curious to see them. You are paying for an experience, for me $400 was a bit pushy to think of, but it was worth it for these bad boys.

Yes it is.

First being, quality packaging: For my personal experience I tend to be disorganized with the contents of my day bag. These things come with a carrying case that you know will be secure inside, and are somewhat stylish. I mean you are paying lots of money for them

Second, cables: These IEMs coming with 2 cables. The original blue cable with the mic and control buttons, and a spare black cable with nothing on it. These are detachable and you can change them at any time. For me personally, I had a slight trouble with changing them, but I believe it's because I am bad with my hands. The fact that they have a design to switch cables that are provided is nice. 

Third, Comfort: This should probably be higher or the list, but anyways these feature 8 sets of ear cushions. There is a size for everyone. Plus they are comfortable in numerous conditions. Running, biking, walking, anything really. 

Fourth, and most importantly Sound Quality: These are really AMAZING! First being that the isolation is better than its Predecessor. Not only that, they have 4 drivers, that contribute to a overall greater sound. These are really balanced, you will notice greater overall sound then most other options.

What's in the box

• Earphones
• Protective hard case
• 5 pairs of silicone ear cushions (XXS, XS, S, M, L)
• 3 pairs of Comply ear foam (S, M, L)
• Audio cable
• Cable with microphone/controls
• ¼-inch adapter jack
• Airline attenuator
• Polishing pouch
• User documentation

I am not really good at writing reviews, but if anyone has any specific questions about the headphones let me know.

  I previously owned UE triple-fi 10pro which was ue's old flagship iem.

Just got them today and this ue900 has a lot of improvement.

First thing is isolation. Tf10 has medium level isolation comparing to

Shure’s or Westone iem

However Ue900 now provides a way better isolation than tf10.

Second it is so much comfortable compares to tf10.

I had no issue with wearing my Tf10 but

with ue900 I can only notice I am wearing headphone when I touch my ears.

Third is the midrange. Tf10 has more distance on vocal and some midrange

instrument yet ue900 brought those distanced midrange in to your ears.

It is full, rich and vivid.

The last is bass. Tf10 has Mid-bass boosted rather than sub-bass which makes sound a

little boomy. However ue900 has linier response between Sub-bass and Mid-bass which

makes bass deeper, punchier and tighter.

One thing that I was wanted more was treble like tf10 but it's not mean that ue900 is

lacking of treble. It is just my taste of music.

By looking at ue900, I can tell Logitech ue has put so much effort and time to replace their

old flagship iem and it seems like they did great job.

Hi all and welcome to my review of the UE900.

Just got these from an RMA of my old TF10 from Logitech.

I can start of with that I'm not a music an or a professional within the music industry, i just love to listen to music and i do it all through the day.

This will be a basic review to give you an idea about what to expect from them.

Sound Reproduction:

The sound in these are amazing, that was my first through after i plugged them into my phone and started the music.

Tested with a HTC One X with Beats Audio and random spotify music("extreme" quality).

I can clearly hear the improvement over the old TF10 compared to these.

Don't have anything bad to say about the sound really.

The bass was good, the vocals also.

Tried the microphone during a call with them and was afraid that where gonna be a problem but they worked good, the other person sad he could hear me good so.

Design and Comfort:

The box is very nice and simple design.

They came with more accessories then i thought they would.

From Logitech:

5 pairs of Silicon ear tips (XX-Small, X-Small, Small, Medium, Large), 3 pairs of Comply foam tips (S/M/L), carrying case, 3.5mm to 1/4 inch adapter, sound-level attenuator, user documentation, pouch, audio-only cable"

They where a bit of a hassle the first time to put on, with the cable around the ear and that part, but once you done it 1-2 times its very easy after that.

Had a very good fit and didn't feel loose or any risk of falling out(which i had an issue with the TF10)

The cable looks like several twisted cables to gather, very thin and not stiff at all.

Nice touch to send with 2 cables and 2 colors, if you brake one you have another one spare! :), perfect for me, i usually end up wearing out the cable hehe.

I dont feel any pain from wearing them longer periods either so, and thats very good, very common i do get pain so:)

Value:

These are high-end in-ear and there after the price.

In my country(Sweden) they are about 599USD($ is very low for us doh) so they wont be for everyone's wallet :)

But if you are looking for a pair of high-end in-ear, these would be a very good choice in my opinion

That was it for me:)

Hope it helps some people here at least, sorry if its not that advanced so to speak :D