These are definitely the best for the price. I've used them for about 2 months while I drum and they are incredible! There are so many options for sizes as well as changing material. An absolute must if you're looking for quality and comfort at a much lower price than the super high end ones.

The SE 215 by Shure is definitely a step up from the standard earphones out there. Great clear sound and bass putting out a solid 100 db. Thick high quality cord that's about a foot to long and plugs that are removable to clean and change out with the included new sleeves.

Perfect with top brand portable music devices

Comfortable; Compact; Durable; Good Bass; Good Value; Great Sound; Lightweight; Stylish

I've been through quite a few pairs of earphones over the years. Normally I go for reasonably cheap earphones as with constant use they tended not to last long no matter what brand I bought. Last Christmas I asked my parents for a new pair of earphones as my last pair were falling apart.

Sound quality

getting attached to things

Good quality iems. Sound and bass is very good. While still its good but when moving around the sound keeps getting cut off maybe issue because of replaceable cables. I used ue 900 cables to replace the original ones because of the cut off issue its lot better than the shure cables i barely get...

These earphones are really good, great mids and they shine in the treble, bass is good and natural but it doesn't have a strong kick so these are not bass heavy earphones, instead they emphasize more on the mids and the treble. Also they are very loud and good on isolating the outside sound.

My first set of audiophile (kinda) buds. They sound amazing, but the bass is overwhelming in some situations. I can't seem to find the perfect EQ setting that's built into my iPod touch.

Shure's latest pair of earphones , the SE215, manages to walk the line between bass-boosted beasts and strictly flat response pairs. While audiophiles seeking the latter might want to stop reading now, those who prefer more low-end than you get from a pair like the Etymotic ER-4PT ($299, 4.5 stars)...

Excellent audio performance-solid clarity and bass without over-boosting; Replaceable cable; Includes six different sizes of ear tips

Fit becomes loose if over-ear wire isn't strongly secured

I'm a music lover and choosing a headphone is quietly hard for me,but when I found this headphone, now I can only say , its absolutely perfect for my music. The sounds is perfectly good , it can't harm your ear while listening to your favorite music. Wonderful piece for a simple stuff.

Absolutely amazing and fantastic ; I highly recommend this headphone to all my friends

Nothing can compare how this headphone works; the sounds can't get you annoyed

Although they're the cheapest model in the Shure range, the SE215s borrow surprisingly heavily from the ultra high-end SE535s . They have the same style of moulded closure, for example, which sits in your ear while the cable comes out the top and fits around it.

Pro build and features; rich; weighty sound; good mid/bass detail

Not as driving or sparkly as we; d like; thanks to that rich character