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The world's top performing artists choose Ultimate Ears custom in-ear monitors for one reason—they are made to deliver the best fit and sound reproduction available. Ultimate Ears represents the culmination of years of experience designing, testing and refining professional in-ear monitors. Ultimate Ears brings this experience to every pair of earphones that they make. The unique sound signature of Ultimate Ears earphones has been tuned to be sonically accurate, yet musically impressive. The earphone designs and ear cushions create a soft, snug seal for long wearing comfort and noise isolation. And Ultimate Ears' sleek, refined designs complement your personal style—instead of overwhelming it.
![]() | ![]() | Ultimate Ears MetroFi 170 – Be excited by your music, not distracted by your earphones.If you're looking to upgrade your music experience and comfort level from stock earbuds that came with your MP3 player or other portable music device, Ultimate Ears MetroFi 170 earphones are a great choice. With a lightweight design and three different sized silicone ear cushions that let you pick your fit, Ultimate Ears MetroFi 170 earphones are comfortable enough to put them in and listen for hours. Get seriously clear sound that doesn't need to blast your ears in order to hear every note, or every car horn. |
![]() | ![]() | Personal StyleFinish: Comfortable FitLight Weight: Soft Silicone Ear Cushions: |
![]() | Authentic SoundSingle Diaphragm Speaker Design: Noise Isolation: Frequency Range: |
Convenient FeaturesTangle-resistant Cord: Pocket-ready Hard Case: | ![]() | ![]() |
![]() | ![]() | CompatibilityAudio Players**with 3.5mm jacks |
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| Model | Speaker Design | Noise Isolation | Comfort Features | Compatibility |
![]() | ![]() | TripleFi 10 | ![]() | ![]() 26 dB | ![]() | iPhone, Blackberry and other Smart Phones |
![]() | ![]() | ![]() 26 dB | ![]() | Audio: iPod, iPhone & MP3 | ||
![]() | SuperFi 5 | ![]() | ![]() 26 dB | ![]() | iPhone, Blackberry and other Smart Phones | |
![]() | SuperFi 4 | ![]() | ![]() 26 dB | ![]() | Audio: iPod, iPhone & MP3 | |
![]() | MetroFi 220 | ![]() | ![]() 16 dB | ![]() | iPhone, Blackberry and other Smart Phones | |
![]() | ![]() | ![]() 16 dB | ![]() | iPhone, Blackberry and other Smart Phones |
*Pollstar Top 100 Touring Artists.
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31 of 33 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Top notch in-ear headphones, better than more expensive models.,
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This review is from: Ultimate Ears MetroFi 170 Noise-Isolating Earphones (Electronics)
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I have been putting the MetroFi 170's through their paces and I must say I'm impressed. For comparison purposes I used a similar quality set of Altec Lansing earbuds and a pair of Shure 110 earbuds. The Shure 110 earbuds are typically regarded as excellent and the Shure name is highly regarded. With that being said these Ultimate Ears actually sound better to me than the Shure set. The mids and highs seem crisper and clearer. Bass is about the same between the two. The biggest difference here is the price. The Ultimate Ears cost about half of what the Shure's cost and for that difference alone I recommend them over the more expensive Shure's. The Altec Lansings are very good earbuds as well but can't quite keep up with the Ultimate Ear's.
The MetroFi 170's are made with high quality materials and I would imagine they will take some abuse. I dropped them several times from about 5 feet onto hardwood floors and they came out unscathed. Two things I particularly like about the MetroFi's is that the right earbud has a red color which immediately identifies it to you as the right ear piece. Very convenient. Also, the included hardcase is a nice addition. Many times I throw headphones into my gymbag or laptop case and I am always a little concerned even with headphones that feature a softcase. This hardcase is nice and I don't have to worry about the earphones when I am travelling. One thing to keep in mind. These are noise isolating headphones not noise cancelling. There is a difference. These go into your ear to help block out outside noise and isolate sound. Noise cancelling headphones require batteries and typically have a noise cancelling type of "white noise" when turned on. Just wanted to make sure everyone understood that. Overall a great set of earphones for the price.
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Good while they lasted,
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This review is from: Ultimate Ears MetroFi 170 Noise-Isolating Earphones (Electronics)
I bought these headphones in June, and 2 months later, one of the earbuds stopped working. That's fine, I figured. I went on the Ultimate Ears website to get warranty support, and I saw they had a link to Logitech (which owns UE now). Again, that was fine, so I contacted Logitech. After numberous emails and weeks of no responses, I finally heard back from Logitech, and they mentioned that I would need to call Ultimate Ears in order to get warranty support.
I've spent too much time trying to get a replacement set, so I just decided to give up. It's not clear who to contact when you need warranty support, and perhaps that's why they have it set up that way (to discourage people from warranty claims). These headphones were good while they lasted, but I will never buy another Ultimate Ears or Logitech headphone set ever again.
12 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good sound isolation, and they fit my hard-to-fit ears. Ok fidelity.,
By Jessica Weissman "poet and computer programmer" (Silver Spring, MD USA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)
This review is from: Ultimate Ears MetroFi 170 Noise-Isolating Earphones (Electronics)
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I used to travel for a living, and had an expensive, large, and cushy pair of Sony sound isolating headphones - huge rubber earcups, and some nifty sound neutralizing technology. They were a pain to travel with, as they took up a lot of room and only really worked with batteries in. But they made it possible to hear music or podcasts on the plane, and reduced travel fatigue to a manageable level.
Unfortunately they were delicate. So rather than replace them, I tried a series of other phones. Most of the big ones were either more expensive than my Sonys or worked less than half as well. Earbuds, even the ones with variable-sized tips, just popped out of my left ear. Still I wanted a pair of convenient, lightweight headphones with enough sound isolation to be useful on a plane. I was pleasantly surprised when I tried Logitech's MetroFi 170 earbuds. They work. Music and podcasts from my iPod were audible on a plane without cranking the volume up to dangerous levels. Even the armrest audio programming was tolerable through these. You don't get the highest sound quality for this price, and I heard hiss behind a couple of string quartet and piano recordings. But they did the job, and they stayed in my ears. I don't know why they stayed - they don't look so different from other earbuds I've tried. So if you want functional lightweight sound isolating headphones, and you have lumpy or odd ear canals, try these. Totally worth it. Just don't expect great musical fidelity. They're good enough for noncritical listening.
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