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9 years ago
Shure SE535-CL
The Shure SE535 In-Ears are a clear winner for stage applications, thanks to their convenient features and quality workmanship. The external noise suppression was good, while wearing comfort is very impressive for those looking for something they can wear for hours at a time with no fatigue.
9 years ago
Performance Review
These headphones are great but not my personal favorite. I was using them paired with the FiiO @ Q1 amplifier. They are a bit bass heavy for my liking and did not fit particularly well in my ears. I do not think this is a design flaw but rather because I have a unique shaped head.
10 years ago
Avoid
Less than six months after purchasing the left earbud stopped working ( a quick search seems to show this is a common problem), as of yet I have had no joy getting shire to replace them. Avoid.
10 years ago
Nice sound
I am a guitarist in a band. I use this product as a part of my in-ears system. Very good sound. Great range. A little pricey but sometimes you get what you pay for... and that is the case with this product. Thumbs up!
10 years ago
Stellar clarity with lifelike vocals and great instrument seperation
The shure se535 are what you need if you're looking for a concert like sound from a pair of earphones.The fit is just perfect and they do come with a lot of accessories.The bass is very deep and crisp but not as to a level of fatigue inducing.Percussion and vocals are so lifelike that you will...
Pros:
- crisp bass
- very profound vocals and great clarity
Cons:
- The highs could have been more clear
11 years ago
The Shure SE535s are the best earphones Shure have made yet, improving the sound quality and design of the classic Shure SE530s, but you'll have to open your wallet pretty wide to afford them. If you're serious about sound quality though, these are the new buds to beat.
Pros:
- A triple-driver design gives the Shure SE535 earphones fantastic performanceacross the whole frequency spectrum
- Big, bombastic bass, lush mids and detailed treble will make your music sound better than ever before.
Cons:
- With an RRP just under £500, you'd be hard-pressed to find an MP3 player anywhere near as expensive as these earphones
- Superb buds from rivals like Ultimate Ears can be had for half the price
- Nothing about these earphones is small.
12 years ago
SHURE SE535V earphones - clear
I've wanted a pair for ages and finally took the plunge on a pair of Red SE 535's. Previously had Shure 215 and Klipsch X10's but these are an altogether different beast!
Pros:
- Amazing sound
- Bass that is clean, not fuzzy
- Mids and Highs that are truly wonderful and bring a smile to your face each time you play a tune
Cons:
- Over ear cables a tad fiddly at first but ok once you sort them out
- Once fitted they are secure and out if the way
12 years ago
SHURE SE535 Sound Isolating Earphones
Shure Incorporated had its humble start in Chicago, founded by Sidney N. Shure back in 1925. The company in those days was simply a radio parts company. Fast forward 88 years and the company has grown considerably in size and diversity; now a manufacturer of both consumer and professional...
12 years ago
"The Best In-Ear Headphones Without a Doubt!"
The Shure 535 noise isolating earphones are the best on the market for you audiophiles out there. They have Triple High Definition Micro drivers which are composed of 2 woofers and a dedicated tweeter. This gives the Shure 535's the best all round sound.
Pros:
- Sound Quality
- Design Quality
Cons:
- Cost
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