We liked Shure's original Aonic 215 earphones, even if they felt like a beta product in some ways. A year and half later, the Aonic 215 (Gen 2) true wireless earphones are here with the same $229 price, and what initially looks a lot like the same basic features. What’s new? The earphones are now water resistant to a degree, the on-ear controls have been expanded to include volume and mute, and most importantly, the in-app EQ has been tweaked so that you can set a custom sound profile and use it whenever you want, not just when the app is running. This changes the entire Aonic 215 sonic experience, primarily because the EQ is light-years beyond the simplified, watered-down versions we see in most competing models. It makes the second-generation Aonic 215 the best wire-free earphones for audiophiles, and earns them our Editors' Choice award.Improvements All Around After doing a double take at the original Aonic 215’s design, I have to admit the look, fit, feel, and concept have gr...
Shure's second-generation true wireless Aonic 215 earphones improve upon the original with a water-resistant design, better on-ear controls, and the best user-adjustable EQ we’ve tested.
Accurate audio performance with rich lows and clear highs; Class-leading EQ; Customizable controls; Water-resistant design
Expensive; Bulky build and case