We have scored some Logitech Noise Isolating headphones at a good price and are selling them for $16.19 delivered.
A very good price for some comfortable headphones, other stores online sell them for $23-$45 delivered.
Officeworks:$23.05 (cheapest)
Tech4u: $34.41
ITSpot: $34.36
Secure Global: $39.70
MegaBuy: $32.77
I've never personally used these headphones but the reviews online look pretty good.
shipping kills the bargain. cheaper to get ue 100 from dick smith $9.99 or logitechshop when on special
yeah, agree with mattgal, the shipping fee is more expensive than the item itself. I would rather buy from those freeshipping store.
If this is ue100, I saw some on clearance at Coles a few weeks back for $5.
I have a pair of these that I bought about a year ago, and they are completely outperformed by a pair of $10 no-name buds from Woolies.
Really? Did you try and different sized buds to make sure you had a tight fit in your ear canal? We find lots of people don't and once they do it changes their sound reproduction by an enormous amount.
Lots of reviews on our site too http://reviews-au.logitech.com/7061-en_au/7324/ultimate-ears…
Having paid more for them than this deal is going for, and being used to good quality in Logitech products, I was certainly in a mood to give them every benefit of the doubt. Of the various bud sizes, the large caused pain after only a few minutes' use, and the smalls slipped out with even minimal movement. Having used other isolating earbuds in the past, I felt that the medium was indeed the best fit for me.
I was not initially quite so harsh on their performance, but they still were not up to par, so they got put away. It was only when I recently found that I had left both my regular headphones (Sennheiser PX-100s, nothing flash) and my emergency backup set (the $10 Woolworths in-ear isolating buds, which to be fair, are suprisingly good for what they are) at the office, that I unpacked these Logitechs from my tech-toy storage box as they were presumably the best pair of headphones I had to hand. This time, having become used to the other pairs of headphones in the interim, the difference was glaring, and a side-by-side confirmation the following day eventually led to my post above. Honestly, if I hadn't bought them at Officeworks, I would've been tempted to think they were knock-offs. I am at a loss to explain the discrepancy between my experience, and that of so many others, but I stand by my comments. All that being said, I would still consider purchasing another Logitech audio product in the future (in the right circumstances), and certainly any of your other products (all of which have proven to be of good quality in the past).
Interesting, ok, well you can't win them all hey. We are surprised though.
As mentioned above, LTS has the UE200 for $15 delivered.
There was a point where Catch of the day had Logitech UE200 for about $7.95 shipped IIRC. For $10.19 just on shipping, I would rather wait a bit since this model is a step down from the UE200.
Not much of a deal is it?
Shipping cost kills the deal
not a good deal, make shipping free and it is.
Its not worth sharing…..It doesn't look like a bargain.
fucking hate ultimate ears. build quality is fucking non existent.
@ CVonV what problems did you have? Did you know depending on the model they have 1/2 or 3 Year Limited Warranty on them? Shoot us an email to [email protected] with your details & Case ID if you have spoken to our Support Team already on 1800 025 544.
Nice one rep. Excessive postage not a deal at all!
Guessing from the supplied Youtube link these are the Ultimate Ears 100? Would suggest the UE200 from logitechshop for $15 delivered (http://www.logitechshop.com.au/ultimate-ears-200-earphones-p…) would be a better option, unless someone is looking for some funky blue ones.