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

My first armature. Typical Weston design, impeccable workmanship. I use it for audiobooks, because the voice reproduction in them is just great. For music, if there is a W50 in the collection, it makes no sense to use them. The low-frequency component is schematic and very conditional, and the high frequencies are cut off at 16 kHz (this is according to the passport). However, some musical fragments, such as simple acoustic recordings (guitar, percussion) and recordings of female vocals, sound…

Took for sports. I was afraid of the behind-the-ear type of wearing - it turned out to be very convenient: they do not fall out when running and training. Washed in the machine, they work.

I took it as headphones for sports, podcasts and audio books during jogging and in the gym, for this purpose the headphones fit perfectly, they hold perfectly, they don’t fly in. Not suitable for music With its pros: 1. Very comfortable, fit perfectly in the ears 2. Excellent sound insulation Some cons: 1. For the same price, you can get headphones that sound much better 2. Bass is absent as a class, tops are filled up 3. There is no difference from what source you listen to them, lossless…

I have never had plugs of this level before, I bought mostly cheaper models. I am very glad that I decided to spend money and bought westone. Different pros: Smooth, clear, beautiful sound. Tops and vocals sound best. The cable can be detached. The one that comes with the kit is very durable, which is quite nice. UM PRO10 sit very comfortably and securely in the ears without falling out of them. The number of ear pads included with the headphones is simply huge! Their appearance is chic. Cons…

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

I bought these headphones mainly as in-ear monitoring on the stage. But it looks like I will use them for simple listening to music. Impressed with the secure packaging. They sit very well in the ears. The wires are practically not felt, unlike the same shure se315. Someone wrote that they do not have a bottom. I do not agree. There is a bottom, but it is not pumped over, in my opinion the sound is very balanced. If someone does not have enough bottom, you can allow it on the equalizer

About reliability: after careful use only at home (!) With the Hifiman 603 player, after 1 month the left earphone stops working and you have to twist the wire and look for the right angle so that everything works, as if it were headphones for 1000. After fixing the headphones in the service center, I decided that I could take them outside as well. Apparently they won't last long anyway. After 2 months, the right earpiece stopped working) In general, this is the biggest disappointment in…

These headphones, compared to the shure 215, gave me a long forgotten feeling, goosebumps: the feeling of pleasure from listening to your favorite music - at a concert or on a good stereo. The sound is a little cold (I like it), believable, without audible color, amazing detail for "plugs", separation of instruments and natural vocals with all its rustles and nuances. The vocals somehow reminded the sound of dual concentric Tannoy (with an old hard suspension), a very natural timbre. We were…

The choice is exclusively for an amateur. Be sure to listen before buying. Also, a lot depends on the ear pads. The sound with foam and regular rubber bands is drastically different. They write all sorts of nonsense here . "flimsy, the sound is like that of the Senkhs for 2k." People, if you listen to music from a smartphone in mp3, then there will certainly be poor sound even with headphones for 30,000. About flimsiness. Handle them carefully, carry them in a case when you are not listening…

Overpriced by about $50. The Shure SE 215 fits and sounds a lot better for $50 less than the Westones. The fit is terrible in relation to the body. Also, it would be misleading to show Revain the nicer "clear" headphones and then send the customer a set of "dark blue" IEMs. This is bad business. Never again.

I use these as a replacement in-ear headphones and I like the fit and the sound. I usually use custom 64audio molds, but I keep this pair with my music gear in case I don't have my own molds. The sound quality is good, especially in this price range. Expect them to require a bit of burnout right out of the box. After a few hours of use, they fill up nicely. When not using custom shapes I prefer the Westones fit over other big names.

Considering the price and quality, they sounded great in rehearsals and performances. Even just listening to music the cleanliness was amazing. As a result, my ears do not tire like wearing in-ear headphones. Another benefit is that it includes different sized tips to ensure a comfortable fit. This product also includes a protective case for safe storage when not in use. The box had a security seal indicating the product had not been opened or tampered with after manufacture. An excellent…

Used them at a concert last week instead of taking a bulky monitor with me. I'm looking to lighten the load and I was hoping they would work well for me. Well I was very happy with the results. These are the perfect in-ear headphones for singers and musicians. I do not recommend these headphones for general consumer use (iPods etc) as they do not have the bass and treble EQ curve that most people enjoy when playing MP3s etc. . The EQ response is flat, perfect for monitoring live performances…

I like these Westone headphones. These are my first from this company. The audio response is pretty flat as it should be. If you buy headphones for full blown sound mixing, don't do this as they don't boost the bass any more than they should. Good for the stage, good noise isolation. I also wear it on the plane. Sometimes I boost the bass for more fun, but I feel like I can use it to mix music as well. I'm curious to see how their more expensive in-ear headphones with more drivers (those are…

I'm an audio pro who've tried about 30 IEM/Chifi headphones in the last few months. It's terrible. Really terrible. Nice body and accessories, nice design and fit, terrible sound. The lack of low frequencies, very forward and dirty mids, the almost complete lack of high frequencies gave them almost no time. Maybe I should have tried longer but they sounded SO bad straight away. Very disappointed in them. Maybe they were targeting a cheap thing like the Shure SE425, with reduced bass to make…