Quote:   Just a little follow up on your advice.   I went the social media route (Posting a Publicly Scathing Review) and Rory from UE reached out to me in less than 24 hours.  In another 24 I had a new pair of UE 900's on the way to my house. They just arrived today and I've been using...

Quote: Holy sheet.  Your story sounds the exact same.  I asked about a repair center.  The tech says there are none.  I asked if I could just buy a left driver.  Nope.  Most polite way of saying "**** you." Hmm, maybe I will have some success this way.

I've had these for about 7 months now, and my 1243 batch developed a buzzing in the left channel over this past month, which is quite disappointing. Not only that, but because I received the UE900's as a replacement for my TripleFi 10, only the original warranty from the TripleFi 10 applies -...

I have the UE900's and I definitely enjoy them. I listen to classic, folk rock and EDM, and I find them to have one of the most natural sound signatures I have ever heard in my entire life. They really have a great soundstage and instrument separation. As a Cello player really enjoy the classic...

Quote: I think that is ********.  Just because you found a good deal doesn't mean that the value and quality of the headphones is any less.   I paid a bit over 175 for mine, so I guess that is close enough for the UE900's.

  That is a very good point.  I think I'll grab them.   I find it so odd that Amazon seems to have this massive supply of TF10's, yet Logitech doesn't have any.  I'd really like to stick with my TF10's, but maybe I'll end up liking the UE900's more anyways. Only downside is the Rep told...

My Triple.Fi 10's internal wire recent got ripped out during a cable replacement, and UE is offering me UE 900's if I send in my Triple.Fi 10's, or I can get a full refund (175~$).  I guess my question for you owners would be is it worth it?  Or should I take my 175$ elsewhere?