Logitech UE9000 Wireless Headphones (Refurbished)

I still use my 5+ year old ue6000s on the plane since I haven't picked up an upgraded BT NC headphone yet (would rather spend the loot on home listening gear). these actually sound very good for consumer grade headphones (vis. bose or beats) and the NC option is more like turning on an amp (I.e., increases the volume to drown out exterior noise). I did bring a Senn urbanite on my last plane trip (passive noise cancelling only) and there's a noticeable difference between the 2. the UEs got a lot of portable use too when I 1st got them (just plugged them right into my phone) so it's a purchase I didn't regret. thanks to everyone mentioning the BT version for someone who doesn't really buy wireless headphones (a must consider feature for these types of cans).

5 people bought it for $100? They used to sell these for less before it went into oblivion. I guess maybe they don’t remeeber them or don’t know about them.

All I know is that these headphone came out in early 2012 and have been discontinued, you also cannot buy parts for them from Logitech. If you try to read reviews on these when they came out, they are hit or miss, but have plenty of issues of the band breaking. I say Try to read reviews, because there are just not that many out there... This was the ultimate reason for them being discontinued... lack of consumer interest. Compared to what is out in the market currently, at that Drop price point, I feel there are better more reliable options. At the MRSP of these headphone... you can get VERY good headphone that are better then these in every way. For reference: Plantronics Wireless Noise Cancelling Backbeat - Headphones - $139 - http://a.co/75ffoSf Sony XB950B1 Extra Bass Wireless Headphones $98 - http://a.co/b7BI4Pw August EP650 Bluetooth Wireless Over Ear Headphones - $48 - http://a.co/czJVBmc Massdrop is trying to push outdated, poorly reviewed and discontinued products as some kind of deal... AGAIN. They really should be ashamed for treating their customers as like idiots and misleading them to buy a sub par product. Its like a car dealer trying to sell you a 2012 car without telling you what year it is, that it has a lot problems, they don't make it anymore, but you are getting at a sweet deal at a new car price... how would you accept that?