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.

The SE535 is, on the whole, a better earphone than the outgoing SE530 model, but sets such as the Westone 4 are quick to point out its remaining deficiencies

Top-notch build quality; well-accessorized; performance improved over SE530

Detachable cable can be unwieldy

This review is for the sort of folks that aren't self-proclaimed audiophiles.

Fantastic mids and clean bass; Solid build; Supeb isolation

Price

The Shure SE535 V are a pair of isolating earphones that come with a soft zip up case. You can actually purchase these in ear head phones in a few different colors. The SE535 V are very expensive, I wouldn't think that in ear headphones could be this expensive but they are worth every single penny.

Before you read any further, I'll point out that these "sound isolating" earphones retail on average at nearly three hundred pounds a pair (that's not a miss print). Therefore for the average consumer (or at least those of us who are not football players or other famous figures) the idea of spending...

I have owned these (previously the SE530) for some time and I would never look back. The feel weightless, wrap around your ear, fit snuggly in ear, and deliver the most beautiful sound I have ever heard from an In Ear device.

If you can afford the price, just buy it. I will not go to deep explanation about cables, frequencies, fit in, e.t.c I love listen music ALL the kinds and 535s can cover ALL the kinds, perfect.

Everything

Hard to find something bad

At last, after many years of wasting so much money on inferior but big name in-ear earphones I have found earphone nirvana.

Shure SE535 Review I would kindly like to thank Avitel.pt for supplying me with this sample for review, they are Shure's distributers in Portugal, I will try and write as honest a review possible.

Shure SE535 Reds have served me very well over quite a long period now. It has been one constant while I shuffled through other earphones. This review is long overdue, but better late than never Intro: Although these are not having a metal housing, they still feel solid, and have held up remarkably...

Amazing Mids; Excellent comfort plus good isolation

Lacks treble extension; subbass rolled off; Pricey