Ultimate Ears super.fi 3 Studio

Pros: Excellent quality; Excellent customer service.

Cons: None, none, none.

The Bottom Line: My experience with the product and manufacturer has been excellent.

Review: It seems many of the things we buy these days is made in China and it's junk; and given there is usually something wrong with the product right from the get-go when you open it new out of the box or it croaks a year or two after you've had it and the ...

Pros: Durable cord, great dynamic range, almost completely sound-sealing, good accessories, fine value

Cons: Cord tends to stay coiled, may be a bit bright for some people without equalization

The Bottom Line: My favorites for travelling. Preferences vary, of course, but I don't understand why some people have problems with these.

Review: Let me say up-front that the earphones I'm reviewing are the super.fi 3 Live Pro earphones sold by Radio Shack. These are often available for less than $70 and I suggest you also check eBay or other on-line sources to get the best possible price. ...

Pros: good sound, blocks outside noise extremely well, comfortable, interchangeable tips

Cons: curly cord is a bit too long, have tendency to fall out of your ears

The Bottom Line: Buy the super.fi.3s from Ultimate Ears if you want good sound and noise cancellation from your earphones.

Review: I bought the super.fi.studio earbuds from Ultimate Ears at buy.com for $50. The suggested price at the Ultimate Ears website is $130. That being said I think that I pulled off one of the best deals in the ebay era. These earbuds are simply amazing! Let ...

Pros: Decently accurate and detailed sound. Unique factor.

Cons: Not the best value. A little chunky.

Review: These are highly reviewed and touted earbuds, which convinced me to give them a try as a step up from my Sony EX-71's. To be honest, I'd really have to consider whether or not it was worth it. "Diminishing returns" is one thing, but at twice the price I ...

Pros: Comfortable, Small, Loud Enough For Your iPod, Etc

Cons: Bright Sound, Pricey

Review: Canalphones have recently been the "new technology" in hi-fi sound. They are small so you don't have to carry around two speakers on a headband, and they still give hi-fi sound. These canalphones aren't too bad, but I think you can do better. They have ...

Pros: Good sound if pushed in and held in ear.

Cons: Bad bass, too long cord, terrible ear bud.

Review: I just plopped down $100 for these at Radio Shack and they are going right back there. I wish stores would let you try out headphones in store instead of going through this exchange game. These things have three glaring problems. First, the sound ...