Review on Westone UM Pro10: High-Performance In-Ear Monitors with Noise-Isolation and Vibrant Orange Design by Kio Flyx ᠌

I bought it a year ago, changed the first ones without any problems, the seller also noted that the UM10 Pro is often handed over for repairs. After the collapse of the dollar, it turned out to be more profitable to hand over the ears for repair than to take new ones, even with the replacement of the driver and gluing the second Some pros: + very soft sound for single driver armatures + high detail, the scene is not as narrow as the UM1 + interchangeable cable (this is a plus, considering one of the minuses) + comfortable fit, light weight (this is actually some minus) + smooth frequency response and natural sound that does not tire your ears for 4+ hours of listening + rich equipment Different cons: - I don’t know why, but the drivers are attached very poorly and fly out literally from one sneeze. The first pair broke already when opening the package at home, the second - a month after the start of use after one ear flew behind the back in the subway and hit the door. - the sound may sound metallic or wooden to fans of the sound from Shanheisers and other bass-heavy ears - due to the light mass, they easily slide off the table with potentially fatal consequences - the wire breaks easily at the base if it gets caught on something (actually not a minus, but you should know about it)