In accordance with reviews I had read, these are not the earbuds to buy if you want extra heavy bass. I think they do a very fine job of reproducing the music in a clear and balanced way.

These are well built and have a sturdy cord attached to them. The sound is wonderful! They fit your ears well and include a few extra soft parts to help with the fit in your ear. I'm happy!

What kind of sound can $50 (￡42.50) buy? Quite a lot, actually, as the market is crowded with affordable headphones. However, not all of them are designed to sound good and last forever.

The top end is a bit plastic and cheap sounding, the bottom end a bit weak and cheap sounding, but the mid range is strong and clear, perfect for guitar players, and that's what I purchased them for! They fit nice and tight cutting out a significant amount of ambient noise.

The Shure SE112 Sound Isolating Earphones provide good sound quality and secure ear inserts for an affordable price, but they're a hassle to put on. When I have my earbuds in, I expect to hear nothing but my music.

Good sound quality; Secure ear inserts that block out nearly all noise; Cord doesn't tangle often

Uncomfortable over-ear fit; Bass could be stronger

I like the sound quality. Not as good as others but, good for the price. They do pull on my ears. Adding some sort of shirt clip would be nice.

I use the the earphones whilst riding my motorcycle as earplugs and entertainment. Fits well in the ear, different size buds supplied, and gives excellent dampening to external sounds. The box it came in was rather oversized.

The SE 112m+ is Shure's entry level in ear headphone. Shure has been making great in-ears for a long time. Although it's priced at $105, its can compete with in ears above this price point from other manufacturers.

Great Isolation; Good depth and Dynamics

Ear pads that come with the headphones are not so comfortable to wear

With big, balanced sound, decent isolation, and distortion-free audio, Shure's SE112 (MSRP $49) in-ear headphones make a convincing case for themselves. The quality parts and extra sleeve sizes make the deal even more attractive. Alternatives are never far.

Pound for pound, Shure's SE112 are some of the best budget buds on the market.

Clear; open soundstage; Respectable level of detail; Solid construction; Great passive noise isolation; Extremely affordable

Upper register occasionally too snappy; No microphone or control piece