Product Description: Whatever you listen to, optimize the sound and your listening pleasure with an earphone from Shure. Designed for music lovers looking to upgrade the earphones included with their MP3 players, the compact SE110 is a perfect introduction to the stunning performance of Shure earphones. Evolved from earphone technology road-tested by pro musicians and perfected by Shure engineers, the compact SE110 delivers a rich, lifelike listening experience that's free from outside noise. Developed for the discerning music lover, Balanced MicroSpeakers deliver optimized audio for a vivid and detailed listening experience. Rediscover your favorite music?richer and more lifelike than you've ever heard it. Comfortable sound isolating sleeves block over 90 percent of ambient noise. Combined with the compact design and a modular cable, interruptions from the outside world are minimized, enabling you to focus on your music. Impedance (1kHz) - 27 Frequency Range - 22 Hz - 17,500Hz
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Rating: - Good but not perfect
The Shure SE110s are excellent earbuds for the casual listener, however the more discerning listener and the amateur audiophile should probably go for more expensive Shures.
First, the build quality on these earbuds is fantastic. I have owned various in-ear earbuds prior to my purchase of these Shures and I have always had each one lose their electrical conductivity between the wire and the driver in the earbud. The Shures are designed to withstand this flaw as the wire leading into the earbud is meshed with a strong rubbery frame that covers the outside of the earbud.
Second, sound quality is very good but not perfect. The SE-110s have very strong mid-frequencies but weaker lower and higher frequencies. The bass and lower frequencies in these earbuds are clean and well-defined but not as strong or as deep as competing earbuds. I have also found that the SE-110s have trouble with frequencies ... Read More
Rating: - Slight improvement over standard earbuds
Pros: Good Bass and Farily Comfortable.
Cons: Not $100 Good.
This is a comparison to the standard earbuds that come with the iPod Touch, SE110's and the Bose in ear headphones. The Bose (which I just returned) had good BASS to them but they had really flat & muddy sounding highs & mids. The SE110's are fairly comfortable with varying ear pieces to create the proper fit. This is very important. You need to create the proper seal to get the best sound and sound isolation. The sound is really only slightly better than the standard earbuds. That's because it blocks outside noise (which the earbuds don't). I wouldn't say these are worth $70 more than the standard earbuds (which cost $30). Just a slight improvement across the board. The sound is equal and clean (from Bass to Mids to Highs). If your looking for sound isolation and only a slight improvement over standard earbuds these might be for you. ... Read More
Rating: - Sound great, block out sound very well
Prior to purchasing these, I owned the Bose Triport In-ear before I accidentally broke off the connector; the sound on those is good but the wires feel flimsy, the cord is not long enough, and they allowed too much background noise in. I was hesitant to go with these because I'm not used to having something in my ear canal and thought they would hurt. However I can now say that I prefer these Shure SE110 earphones over the Bose and they don't hurt; I'm actually using the foam pieces that come with them, I didn't have to swap them out with some of the other pieces, they are a good fit. Once you get them in, they are definitely sound isolating and feel as if you have ear plugs in; they are well worth the money in my opinion. The earphones come with an extension cable which is a great option and a very nice carrying case with room for the additional ear pieces and volume control and airline adapter if you happen to buy those ... Read More
Rating: - Over-rated.
I decided to try out a Shure earbud because of their name in the industry. What a disappointment! The mid-range is pretty good. But when the music hits higher or lower frequency ranges, the sound becomes quite distorted. There are much better noise isolation earbuds at the $50 price range. I'm going back to Sony, a brand I've continuously used and liked for years for headphones, especially earbuds.
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- Slight improvement over standard earbuds
- Sound great, block out sound very well
- Over-rated.
