Good high and mid Few bass as it is single Armature Driver, it is understandable price is relatively high since it is single driver. basically i suggest if you have more money to buy this kind of IEM, you should add some money to buy Shure SE425 or 535 these are way better.

Overall a great contender under the $200 range. I completely do not agree with the reviewer comparing these with the S4. I have owned 3 S4's in the past (bad cable quality) and I can tell you that those have a V-Shaped sound signature. Completely different that these.

I've had an excellent experience with Shure in-ear headphones. The last pair of 31x headphones I had from them lasted a good 5 years with only one replacement of the extension cable.

These buds are great for ENG purposes, listening to music and for your cell. Known for their flat response you hear the high and low frequencies clearly. The way sound is suppose to be heard. Their new design allows the buds to be disconnected from the cable.

The Shure SE315 Sound Isolating Earphones are a solid choice for those who want to invest in quality music makers. These buds block out most ambient noise while locking in loud, well-rounded sound, and, with their numerous ear inserts, you're bound to find ones that fit your ears best.

Great sound quality; Foam ear inserts block out nearly all ambient noise; Get very loud, but not uncomfortable; Cord doesn't tangle often

Super high quality....even with high gain coming from mixers or any music device you won't hear any clutters...But the first time u open and listen u won't get the fullness of bass...so don't get disappointed...it's takes one week of continuous listening to tune in the bass ports..

I bought the Shure SE315 over the B&W C5 Series 2 that I had intended to order based on the Crutchfield rep's suggestion that the Shure's had better bass reflex. Not sure about that, but the SE315's do have very good bass reflex as well as excellent sound quality in every other aspect....if....

Great sound quality when proper seal is achieved; Well built, detachable/replacable cable; Many tip options provided

More of a process to put in and take out than many others; Near total isolation of outside sound in order to get optimum sound quality; Can be uncomfortable for long term use

The Shure SE315's deliver excellent quality for their price when playing anything 320 kb/s or greater. This kind of quality can be found at a lower price with other headphones, but none of them offer the durability and practicality of the SE315's.

These earphones has the best quality that I have ever used. The buds fit into your hear perfectly and they block out all other sounds. Would DEFINATELY recommend.

Shure earphones usually receive their due credit when it comes to sound quality, especially high-end models such as the SE535 and SE846. For entry-level models, though, beginner audiophiles often find themselves at...