Shure SE210

Pros: Astonishing clear audio, little T.H.D., well-built construction, sound isolation not cancellation.

Cons: Fit may require more time than average listener may want.

The Bottom Line: Perfect for the audio and music fanatic, clearest audio and best construction with sound isolation not cancellation.  For best audio, proper fit is required.

Review: I have gone throw many pairs of headphones ever since purchasing my iPod Video. The very first ones I purchased-a pair of Bose headphones, were an utter disappointment. The audio seemed fine at first, until I heard other brands of headphones. Not to ...

Pros: Very comfortable, reasonable sound quality, come with short and extension cord

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended. It's the best headphones I've ever come across.

Review: First of all, let me tried to explain a bit about my experience with the other 20+ pairs of headphones I bought over the years. I've tried the one that cover my entire ears (Bose On Ear Headphones) which is probably the most comfortable ...

Pros: Great balanced sound
Excellent external noise cancelling
Rugged and durable

Cons: Might be better sounding phones, but I haven't heard them in this price range

Review: I read other reviews dissing these headphones, and I have to say I've had a completely different experience ... I believe bad reviews on these are because people use them incorrectly. These headphones go in the ear canal, and you need to compress the ...

Pros: Excellent sound quality, very comfortable, Nice modular cable design, Sound Isolation is very effective

Cons: Expensive, Some may find bass lacking

The Bottom Line: Great pair of earphones that sound awesome and are very comfortable. Some may be turned off by the high price, but I believe its worth it.

Review: Overview First off, I’ve been using the Shure E2Cs for about three years now, and I’m a big fan. I believe they offer excellent sound quality, great design, durability, and come with an excellent warranty that Shure stands behind. I ...

Pros: Nice highs, mids and lows. Noise reduction is great. Don't have to crank the music.

Cons: Chord is clumsy. Forget trying to sleep on your side.

The Bottom Line: If you can try before you buy, do it. By all means, consider the SE210's.

Review: (Note: Review updated 4/16/07 which reflects some "second thoughts" on the bass response of these earphones after additional time was spent with the product.) I bought a pair of these a couple of weeks ago while traveling. I've always heard great ...

Pros: Sound quality, noise isolation, comfort

Cons: cord management

Review: These are terrific, I bought them specifically so I could listen to audio books while mowing my lawn and it they work great! The isolation is amazing. The sound quality on a good music source is fabulous. Certain MP3 players don't have the power to drive ...

Pros: Music, that lacks the exitement of the pricetag, beleive me!

Cons: lacks BASS,and then sounds fairly ordinary at best.

Review: I just purchased on may 31st this expensive earphones for jogging, only to find my sony ericson standard with the 810 has far more bass and just has a more exiting ...

Pros: Aesthetic design, actual fit, and sound isolating properties.

Cons: No mid or bass. A personal waste of 120$. I like my nano phones better.

The Bottom Line: Two thumbs down from me. I was very hopeful that these would provide an enhanced listening experience, but I prefer my nano's stock earphones better.

Review: I purchased these in an attempt to improve my listening experience. However, the lack of bass and richness of sound left me feeling like I completely wasted $120.00. I have been under the impression that these would make my listening experience ...

Pros: The case is cool. This generation is more comfortable than the last.

Cons: Sound quality Over the ear cord is awkward Cord extender is poorly thought out.

The Bottom Line: See if you can get a demo before you buy. If I had I would not have purchased these. The sound quality is bad at any price.

Review: I have just purchased my second pair of SE-210's. Not because I liked the first pair so much I wanted a back-up pair, or because I lost the first set, but because I could not believe that first pair weren't defective. I returned them two days after ...

Pros: Used with the Shure MPA, it makes cord management easy.

Cons: There is absolutely no bass/low end to this headset,

Review: I like the cord on the set, it works well with the Shure MPA hooked to my IPhone. At the cost of the SE 210, I certainly expected exceptional sound, BUT, there is absolutely now low end, no bass at all and very little mid range. If you are looking to ...