If you're looking for bass and good sound isolation, and don't really care about the way they look or the over-the-ear cord thing, the SE215s will do you well. If you're looking for accuracy, clarity and a more understated look, we'll have to stand by our long-time favorites ... the ER-6i's.
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Basically, the Shure SE215 is a steal, but you'll likely have to mess with them a bit in order to properly nail down the fit. Again, the cable eventually seems to break in and the earphones become secure, but don't say I didn't warn you about the first few times you wear them. quote
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Basically, the Shure SE215 is a steal, but you'll likely have to mess with them a bit in order to properly nail down the fit. Again, the cable eventually seems to break in and the earphones become secure, but don't say I didn't warn you about the first few times you wear them.
Read the full review →Perhaps the most impressive test here, though, was classical piano, where we were treated to a rich, dramatic sound, with even the excellent-sounding Altec Lansing headphones unable to match the bass presence.
Read the full review →That famous Shure sound is present and correct here too, with rich bass and warm, full mids. The high-end is not quite so impressive, but the same can be said of higher-end models in the series.
Read the full review →Those after a bassy flavour or a pair of affordable but hard-wearing onstage monitors will find much to love here.
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JustinCarone
So far I am very pleased with these headphones. The overall sound quality is impressive given the relatively low price point. While decently well balanced don't expect perfection. The wrap-around ear wire seems to put a bit of pressure away from the ear if not bent just right, creating some...
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MAYNiac
Good strong bass but not muddy. Mids and high clear but not crisp enough for my taste. For the price I got them for ($99) they are excellent. The wires that they come with are thick and seem durable though I find the bulky jack incompatiable with alot of cases I use with the Iphone. Since the...
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MAYxDAY
I bought these on amazon for $100 a few weeks ago and I love them. I used to have the shure se110 and they were great but the cord broke. These allow you to buy a new cord without have to buy all new earbuds if the cord breaks which is great. The sound quality is excellent and they come with 3...
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Gneezo
Great earphones. They are noise isolating to block out all outside noises. Good crisp sound quality and bass. Have a cool design and good have nice foam or rubber earbuds. For 99$ they are worth the money. They have a 2 year warranty for defects that will come in handy. Also the whole headphone...
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WooHu
My first set of audiophile (kinda) buds. They sound amazing, but the bass is overwhelming in some situations. I can't seem to find the perfect EQ setting that's built into my iPod touch.
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