Ultimate Ears has introduced its UE-11 Pro earphones, a new flagship model replacing the UE-10 Pro and featuring a quad armature speaker configuration. The UE-11 Pro features a custom shell with the quad speaker configuration inside, a dual driver subwoofer for more clear low-end performance, a dedicated midrange and separate tweeter, and an electrically and acoustically tuned three-way crossover. Specifications include a frequency response of 10Hz to 16,500 Hz, -26dB of noise isolation, and input sensitivity of 119dB at 1mW. The Ultimate Ears UE-11 Pro earphones will be available in a variety of colors with individual artwork and will be priced at $1150 when they go on sale August 1. iLounge’s initial impressions can be found here.
lol. 10 dollar earbuds is good enough for me, max i buy em at is at 20 lol, some ridiculous shit right here, earbuds are still just earbuds lol.
I knew a friend who spent around 500$ on headphones before. Some people are just audiophiles and loves the quality of high-end headphones.
i bought a pair of Sennheiser after getting annoyed with my earbuds/headphones breaking every month or two. Prior to that i've had about 5 different ones ranging from $70 to $15 and they all freakin broke so fast, the sound quality are horrible. Got myself the Sennheiser cx 300 and its had 3 months of wear and tear on it from going out of my jeans to using it for the pc. It still looks and perform like new, not a single problem. Sound is awesome amen. Lesson Learned : Don't Cheap out when it comes to earphones , sound quality so much better on the high end, and you won't have to keep replacing it! Make sure u do a review before you get something nice because even with the high priced earphones, they can be just as shitty. Companies like to use cheap made chinese parts.
i won't even spen $15 dollars on ear phones or head phones. the only time i'll use ear phones is..... never. o wait i use the one that my sony ericsson came with when i'm at the airport
dear god i wouldnt dare spend any kind of serious coin on earbuds. i replace mine every 3 or 4 months, due to me stepping on them, ripping apart the cord, getting them sheared by dropping them into the spokes of a moving bicycle etc. i learned my lesson with my my cameras.
