Firstly let me say that these are rebranded Ultimate Ears Super. F1 3 Studio earphones. Altec Lansing took the technology from Ultimate Ears and place their name on them. The first thing you need to know about in-ear earphones is you need to build a proper seal between your ear canal and the earphones. If that is not done properly they will not sound excellent at all. I’ve had these for nearly a year now and was initially quite frustrated with them with the uncomfortable eartips that kept falling out at the slightest movement of the head. A few months back I saw on the internet that you can use the Shure triple flange eartips with small modification on these. That helped with the falling out part but was again not the most comfortable option. Then on the Ultimate Ears website I found these foam eartips from Comply Foam. I chose to give these a shot before dumping these in the trash. Once I place on the Comply Foam eartips, these earphones went through a complete transformation. The fit was perfect and very comfortable. They don’t fall out anymore and the sound isolation is incredible. And because the seal is proper, the bass is also much better (If you prefer higher bass, you could also use the equalizers on your mp3 player). Now I really delight in these earphones and yes, you can hear stuff that you never heard before on songs you thought you knew like the back of your hand. The price that amazon or [. . . ] are selling them for now is a steal and I would certainly suggest getting these and the comply foam eartips.

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Length:: 9:59 MinsThings you should know about these in-ear monitors.