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The Remote Control Turns 60
This year marks the 60th anniversary of the remote control. A device that when were not searching for it, we are fighting over it. To celebrate the anniversary of the remote, Logitech commissioned a study to understand just how…
Logitech Z623 2.1 speakers: THX certification for under £150
If you're after a set of THX certified speakers for your PC or living room but can't afford the usually high price tag attached to them, check out this new 2.1 system from Logitech. The Z623 speakers have passed the…
Logitech H760 Wireless Headset lets you go walkies
Logitech have just released a brand new wireless headset. The H760s will let you go for a wander around your office or home without interrupting any music or VOIP and Skype conversations you may be having. As it uses a…
Logitech launch Rechargeable Speaker S715i iPod dock
Logitech have today launched the Rechargeable Speaker S715i iPod dock, looking to bridge the gap between a high-end home audio system and the portability of a travel speaker dock. With an 8 hour rechargeable battery life, the S715i packs in…
Logitech launch inexpensive Z506 5.1 surround system
If you're looking to give your tinny flatscreen TV speakers a boost, but cant afford to break the bank in the process, it might be worth having a look at the Logitech Z506 5.1 surround system. Designed to connect with…
Google TV officially revealed
It's been rumoured for quite a while, but yesterday Google officially unveiled Google TV, bringing the Android OS and Google Chrome to HD TVs and set-top boxes. The idea is to bring the best of the internet and Google's…
Sony and Intel to reveal "DragonPoint" powered Google TV?
Like some sort of tech Holy Trinity, Sony, Intel and Google are rumoured to be working together on a Google TV, with official details of the project expected to be revealed next month. All three companies are scheduled to meet…
Google Android TV on the way from Google, Intel and Sony
Google are looking to enter the market of televisions, with a new internet enabled TV jointly developed by themselves, Sony and Intel. While many households have yet to buy into internet connected TVs, Google believe there are big bucks to…
Grandparents want laptops, iPods and other gadgets for Christmas
New research conducted by Logitech shows that the next-gen Nan is fed up of receiving boiled sweets and a Paul O' Grady autobiography for Christmas. Gadgets are in this season for geriatrics it seems. OK, the survey was for…
Logitech releases Ultimate Ears 4 Pro headphones
We’ve looked at some of Logitech’s impressive Ultimate Ear range a few times before on TechDigest and we’ve liked what we’ve seen.
If Logitech’s previous is anything to go by, the Ultimate Ears 4 Pro custom monitors should appeal to any aspiring rock stars or even some less aspiring audiophiles.
Let’s start with the price, which should give you some impression of what we’re dealing with here. £429.99, plus an extra £45 for an optional ambient noise feature.
So what do you get for nearly £500?
For starters, these aren’t your usual monitors. Each one is personally shaped to exactly fit the user’s ear. However, this requires an additional cost of visiting a qualified audiologist to create your ear impressions.
They come with “dual-armature, a patented dual-bore design with passive crossover which delivers reference-quality, evenly balanced frequency response for more detail, accuracy and versatility”. If you know what this means, you really should own these headphones.
The product is essentially aimed at performers. Logitech claim that 75% of the world’s top touring artists use Ultimate Ear products. They go onto state Leona Lewis is one of these artists, thus devaluing their statement somewhat. However, the fact remains that Ultimate Ear are the choice for the pros.
They also claim that the Ultimate Ears 4 Pro custom monitors will “fit better than even your favourite pair of jeans”. For nearly £500 I should hope so. My favourite jeans haven’t fitted me in months.
Grab yourself a pair direct from Ultimate Ears or via hand held audio.