Review - Logitech Ultimate Ears 100 In-Earphones

"Whether your MP3 player is filled with electro beats or urban funk, the Ultimate Ears 100 Earphones allow listeners to express their personal music preferences. And, because these earphones are tuned by the same engineers who tune stage earphones for 75% of the world’s top touring artists, you know you’re getting superior acoustics. "

I recently was sent a pair of Logitech Ultimate Ears 100 earphones to review. These are in-ear earphones, which I find are great because regular earphones NEVER stay in my ears. They are available in different styles to match your personality and the colors are great! They are cheap, sturdy and loud.

I received the Logitech Ultimate Ears 100 in Blossom. These have a blossom designs and baby blue ear cushions, which make them "pop". I have been using them all around the house and when going out and have found that the cable does not easily get tangled. It is very elastic, but I prefer earphones with a fabric type cable, as they are easier to care for and you can tie them up wit ease.

The packaging that the earphones came in was absolutely adorable, reminded me of a long chocolate candy bar. The earphones came with 4 sets of ear cushions in sizes XXS, XS, S, M to fit your ears. Its great to have the extra ear cushions, as not all earphones come with the right size to fit inside your ear. I had to customize mine because I have a Tragus Ear Piercing on my left ear (see picture above) that makes it hard for earphones to stay put inside. I find them very comfortable with the XXS in the left and XS in my right ear.

I tested and compared these to my Skull Candy Tokidoki in-earphones and found the Ultimate Ears has better ear cushions and noise isolation than my Skull Candy in-earphones. The volume was the same but the bass was clearly more rich on the Ultimate Ears. They are very comfortable and at $19.99 are a steal! A huge thanks to Logitech for the opportunity to review these earphones, I love them!

Disclaimer: I was NOT paid for this post, however I did receive the product in question, from the company or their representing  PR company,  free of charge in exchange for my review. All opinions are my own and I have provided a fair and honest review. I received no other compensation for my review nor was I under any obligation to give a positive review.