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"   Ultimate Ears, now a part of Logitech, offers high-quality consumer headphones and professional monitors. A recent addition, the Ultimate Ears 700 noise-isolating earphones are quite pricey at $230, but I must say the quality shows. They are small, sleek headphones that produce phenomenal sound quality due to the dual-armature layout (the moving part of an electromagnetic device). The earphones produced crisp, clear sound and rich bass. The headphones are compact and flexible which is ideal for a pair of headphones I use for exercising. I have worn them on 3-mile runs and 45 minutes elliptical sessions and the buds did not fall out once or cause any discomfort. The earphones come with three different-sized silicone ear-cushions and two sets of foam cushions so that each individual can find the right size for them. A case is also included to provide extra durability. I do not know if you have experience this before, but I have definitely ruined several pairs of headphones in the past when they get lost in my purse.  If you&amp;#039;re not ready to break the bank for a pair of headphones (even if they may be worthy) check out GHRI&amp;#039;s comprehensive review of headphones all priced under $100: best-in ear headphones, best earbuds, best over-ear headphones and best ear-clip headphones. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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