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Shure Se210 Sound Isolating Earphones- Black
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Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Binding: Electronics
Brand: Shure
EAN: 0042406142830
Label: Shure
Manufacturer: Shure
Model: SE210K-EFS
Publisher: Shure
Release Date: April 22, 2007
Studio: Shure
Sales Rank: 663
MPN: SE210K-EFS

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Product Description:
User friendly and discretion will be the first words that come to mind when you think of these sumptuous SE210 earphones from Shure! Designed to accompany your portable music player, the SE210 include mini high-definition speakers and an insulating design to block out unwanted noise (up to 90% of surrounding noise is drowned out) and give you amazing sound quality and power. Add to this its detachable cable for easy storage and you get the ideal choice for music lovers! - Sensitivity (1mW): 114 dB SPL/mW - Impedance (1kHz): 26 - Frequency range: 25Hz ? 18.5kHz - Cable length:45 cm/ 136 cm with extension - Weight: 29 g - Supplied with extension cable and case

Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Truly excellent quality, just be sure you know what you're buying.
These are really a great investment for anyone who's looking to listen to music the way it was meant to be heard.

The clarity of each note is a joy, especially for single driver 'phones, obviously you can't expect them to outperform SE420's or similar as they are half the price for a start, but aside for the bass which is not as powerful as it maybe could be, the reproduction of sounds from all frequencies is exceptional really. The bass is present, but not overpowering assuming you know how to wear the earphones and get a good fit.

The phones come with a carry case, the earphones with a short cable and an extension cable, all gold plated and very well made. Noise whilst walking etc. is noticably quieter than my old ... Read More:

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- Oh my - what clarity
I had been using a pair of Sony in-ear earphones for some time. However when they packed up I gave in and bought these, some three times more than the last pair.

I have not been let down. I also want to thank my friend daily for recommending them. The clarify of the music (which I normally rip at 192k) on my ipod is amazing. Whereas previously you could hear two instruments, but they sounded like it was one person playing, now they are separate, clear and concise.

It's been great fun listening to my music and hearing so much more detail than was there before.

If you're worried about spending £65 on a pair of ear phones, don't. It's worth every penny.

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- Suberb if you follow the rules
This are amazing earphones period. Must people use this with their ipods or any other mp3 players and must have in conscience that ripping music under 320k and playing it will loose a lot of quality (loose bass and depth), espeacially if you are using good earphones. And YES, you need to loose some time fitting them correctly. I did passed around 1hour changing and fitting and i did came to a conclusion. They really block exterior noise almost 90%. I can't hear cars on the street and i even emberaced myself a few times with people on my side talking to me and i haven't noticed. Conclusion: This are kind studio monitors: they delivery FLAT sound with no rich coloured bass (personaly i like that, and don't even bother putting bass equalization ... Read More:

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- Burn In
Purchased these earphones for a long haul flight as I wanted something to block out the sounds of the engines and other nervous flyers. I'm something of an audiophile (on a budget or else I would have been buying higher up shure's range). I have a set of Grado SR 80s, which whilst entirely different in concept and intent do offer me a rigid what hifi five star review upon which to 'ground' a few comparisons.

Firstly, a few reviewers have noted the importance of a good fit to ensure that the bass isn't washed out and tinny and I concur. The included earpieces seem to cater for a wide variety of ear canal shapes. If you don't find one thats perfect the triple flanges are a good (though not perfect) compromise. That said, some people ... Read More:

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- Value for money?
Before opting to buy the Shure SE210 I trawled through numerous on-line reviews to convince myself it was worth paying the extra. Now owning a pair I thought it useful to provide my own review.

Design and Construction
If I were the marketing executives at Shure I would have sent the design team back to the drawing board. The connectors to attach the extension lead make it look 'clumpy'. When connected these measure about 6cm and the weight is noticeable. The thickness of the extension lead is also more like that found on traditional `cans' rather than on portable MP3 players. I can't recommend them if you want to look cool. Having said that the SE210s appear strongly constructed though I'm a little concerned how split proof the ... Read More:

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