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 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.

For those coming from ear buds included with their iPods and phones this is worlds better. It will blow you away. For those who have experience with higher end IEMs they know that this is one of the best IEMs for $100 but it does lack when compared to $300-$500 earphones which is expected.

Although these earphones generally sound pretty good, I'd never recommend or buy them again because of the Wireform cable design. They are just to much of a hassle to put on. I'll stick with Westone in the future.

I was looking for a replacement for my LG Tone earphones and thought I would give the Shures a try. Shure in-ear headphones have always been on my radar but the over the ear design (never been my favorite) and price have always kept me away.

Search the headphone forums and read the gadget blogs. You'll find many fans of the Shure SE215 earbuds. The praise is deserved - they do sound really good - but they aren't for everyone. The fit can be problematic.

Great sound; Cables detach and are replaceable if they wear out; Lots of tip options in the box

They aren't the most comfortable buds in the bin; Finding the correct seal and fit takes a lot of patience; No remote or microphone, so you'll be de-pocketing your mobile more often

The Shure SE215 headphones are the entry-level offerings in the award winning SE Series. These in-ear isolation headphones come with a single dynamic driver and a frequency range between 17 – 22,000Hz.

The Shure SE215 headphones are built to last; The housing that connects the 3.5mm audio jack to the cable is nicely reinforced and as the cable comes out at a 90-degree angle accidental damage is kept to a minimum, Shure specialises in making kit for professionals so it's the little details that...

We like the heavy-duty appeal of the cable and plastic houses but we're aware they're not as sleek as other makes out there; The biggest problem with the Shure SE215 headphones is the rather large and bulbous driver housings, which make you look a bit like a TV broadcaster and will certainly prove a...

Shure isn't a company that needs to update its products often. Among the audio nut crowd, they're held aloft as one of - if not the - most reliable manufacturer of earphones around. The SE215 takes over from the classic SE210, adding a detachable cable and a new earpiece design.

Powerful; thud-tastic bass; Wide soundstage; Class-leading cable quality

Not the most detailed treble

I decided to purchase these earphones as I was looking for one to replace my other sets that had been broken a while back.

Splendid Bass; Amazing Isolation

The amount of time it takes to put these on; especially with the memory foams

I've used these as IEMs at my church. The sound is great; however, the left channel now cuts in and out sporadically. I've owned a set of the SE425s and have had the exact same issue. I'm switching to Westone.