Reviewers Liked
- Solid clarity and bass without over-boosting
- Replaceable cable
- Includes six different sizes of ear tips
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Fit becomes loose if over-ear wire isn't strongly secured
Shure SE215
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Expert reviews and ratings
By TechRadar
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Looking to step up your earphone game on a budget? The Shure SE215 deliver stunning sound and personalized comfort at an entry-level price. It's one of the best deals out there.
By Expert Reviews
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Even Shure’s budget earphones don’t come cheap, but the SE215 set’s carefully designed audio signature makes them sound far more expensive than they are...
By AVguide
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Marketing, public relations pros, and, yes, even journalists, tend to neglect the middle-priced products in most manufacturers’ lines. It’s easy to understand why. Budget-priced products can be praised for their value, and top-of-the-line...
By Macworld UK
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Since they’re the second most expensive earphones we looked at, we’ve got to begin our review of the Shures with some negatives. There is, however, plenty of good stuff to follow. Like the Phonaks, these have an inverted design, with the...
By What Hi-Fi?
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Although they're the cheapest model in the range, the SE215s borrow surprisingly heavily from the ultra high-end . They have the same style of moulded closure, for example, which sits in your ear while the cable comes out the top and fits around...
By Trusted Reviews
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The Shure SE215 are the lowest-end models in Shure's prestigious new removable-cable earphone line-up. Aside from using dynamic drivers rather than balanced armatures, they offer the same quality construction as their more expensive series siblings,...
By 5FWD
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Shure may consider these headphones to be entry-level but in terms of quality you wouldn’t think so. Sure, the design is a little love it/hate it but is you’re a fan of the brand then you’ll already be warming to what these budget cans...
By PC Mag
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At just $119, the Shure SE215 has no business sounding this good—and its replaceable cable means it should last longer than typical hard-wired models....
By Engadget
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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...
By Ere Numérique
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Le constructeur américain Shure est un des plus grands spécialistes à travers le monde en matière d'oreillettes s'adressant aux musiciens, ingénieurs du son et autres animateurs TV. Et tout naturellement, sa gamme...
By TestNumerique.fr
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Le constructeur américain Shure est un des plus grands spécialistes mondiaux en matière d'oreillettes s'adressant aux musiciens, ingénieurs du son et autres animateurs TV… Et tout naturellement, sa gamme...
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