The Metro.fi 100v offers all the superior sound quality and noise isolation of the Metro.fi 100 and adds an in-line microphone and control button for hands-free convenience allowing users to listen to their music and talk comfortably. Designed to fit the unique Apple iPhone headset jack (and other mobile phones with this same headset jack), the Metro.fi 100v also features a fabric cord for tangle free storage. The form factor is small and lightweight providing excellent comfort and fit. Through it's comfortable in-ear design, the Metro.fi 100v provides noise isolation that reduces ambient interference and enhances quality of sound. Accessories include three sizes of silicone ear tips: small, medium and large, as well as a pocket ready hard carrying case. Product specifications are 10mm Mylar speaker, 103 dB SPL/mW at 1kHz input sensitivity, 17 Ohms nominal impedance, 46 inch cable length, 1/8 inch (3.5mm) stereo plug, 20 Hz-15 kHz frequency response, and 16 dB of noise isolation with omni directional microphone.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0
Good iPhone Ear Bud Upgrade & Works on Smaller Ears (4.5 out of 5):
I've never been a big fan of ear buds. I have small ears and I find a hard time keeping the ear buds in place. I never really used my iPhone pair because they would always fall out and after a few hours they became uncomfortable. A few months ago when my wife's iPhone ear buds decided to finally quit I did some research and recommended this pair to her. Since then she's raved about them. Recently, I had the need for headphones on a trip and I decided to borrow her pair. I was surprised to find... more info
Decent, but fell apart quickly:
The only initial issue was that the talk/mute button rattled when walking. This could be heard by the person on the other end of the line as well as reverberating in my ears due to the noise isolation. Nothing taping it down couldn't fix. After owning these for only a couple months I was pulling off the rubber noise isolator, and the entire "speaker" came out of the housing. I fixed it with super glue with minimal effects, just changed the sound a little bit. I later lost one of these noise isolators... more info
Great for the two months they lasted:
Well..... I bought it in March of '09. Was reasonably happy with the sound quality - though the cloth wrap that was supposed to keep the cord from getting kinked ended up causeing noise in the earpiece - ironically made worse by the decent sound isolation from everything else. Not even two months later, shortly after the bridge run in Charleston, the left side went out. I've called Logitech multiple times, and have been repeatedly offered a RMA label to get a replacement, and one has never... more info
very good headphones:
After very disappointing experience with two crappy sets of Sennheiser MM50 Earbuds / Headset (iPhone Compatible) (which were 100 bucks when I bought them), I decided to try these. They work great. Like the Sennheiser, they come with an assortment of different-sized bud covers so that you can find your perfect fit. Unlike the sennheiser, these buds actually stay on (I must have lost 8 pair of those bud covers). The mike works great--I use it not just for phone calls but for voice memos (and so I know what I... more info
