Logitech UE6000 vs Sennheiser HD380 Pro

The UE6000's cable features an in-line remote which allows for volume and track control with i-Devices. Although the cable's controls are not fully compatible with Android, the cable still allows you to pause and skip songs.

The UE6000 produces bass that is really powerful, has a lot of body and has deep extension as well. This quality makes these headphones a great option for bass heads.

These headphones are pretty good in terms of clarity. The high frequencies are balanced really well in such a way that they bring out a lot of details from the music without sounding harsh or abrasive.

The sound tuning on the UE6000 is tuned for those who like powerful bass. As a result, genres closer to pop rather than classical music will sound better.

These headphones look sleek and elegant, and also have a hefty and premium feel. Despite the headphones being primarily made out of plastic, what is used is of high quality and does not feel flimsy at all.

It is possible for UE6000 users to listen to music and share it with other earphones or headphones. The UE6000 comes with an audio splitter which you connect to the 3.5mm headphone jack of the source device. This then splits the signal to two 3.5mm ports which you can connect the UE6000 and another pair of earphones or headphones to.

The tight clamp on the 380HD helps create a seal that prevents quite a bit of sound leakage.

The 380s sit well over your ears and do not typically touch them when positioned correctly. This helps make them comfortable as the clamping force is distributed over a wide area, not directly on your ears.

These headphones, as far as reference or pro-quality headphones go, are fun sounding. There is a slight boost to the lower frequencies which adds fullness and depth to the bass. The mids are also full-sounding, but there is a peak at the upper mid frequencies which can make guitars in heavy music sound harsh. The highs have good detail to them, but the peak in the top frequencies can also make the sound a bit grainy.

The HD380 Pro is quite portable thanks to the detachable cable. Also, the included cable has a specially designed locking mechanism which prevents it from being detached accidentally.

The HD380 Pro can produce great sound even paired with low power amps. Some headphones require expensive amps to sound properly, but for these, even entry-level portable amps are sufficient.

These headphones can easily be brought along while traveling and spending time outdoors thanks to the included carrying case. The solid, clam shell design gives the headphones extra protection from impact and scratches.

The large ear cups and the strong clamp allow for impressive passive noise cancellation.

These headphones have fairly wide soundstage, despite being closed back.

The ear cups of the HD380 Pro can be folded up into the headband. This reduces these headphones' size and footprint, making these much easier to fit inside a bag.