In this article, we delve into a detailed analysis of 213,029 user reviews from various languages worldwide to examine the Shure SE215. This analysis is performed by the RR artificial intelligence and updated daily with newly submitted reviews. The RR AI utilizes a complex algorithm to first scrutinize user reviews for credibility, filtering out unreliable ones. It then proceeds to dissect and evaluate the valuable insights within these reviews, providing users with ratings regarding the features of this product. Based on these assessments, users can make informed decisions about whether this product is suitable for them or not.
These results are a summary of user reviews of the Shure SE215. For example, 82% of 57,768 users who have commented on the Sound quality of the Shure SE215 have given positive feedback.
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Reviewed on B&H Photo Video
The Shure SE215 headphones are honestly one of the best pairs of headphones I have ever used. The sound quality is fantastic and the noise isolation works really well. Plus, once you get used to the different way they fit in your ears, they are very comfortable. 10/10 Would Recommend
Reviewed by Xroadie on Guitar Center
I bought these to replace a slightly cheaper no-name pair. I use them for monitoring in a live performance situation. The difference was night and day. The earpiece is sized to keep the inserts well into your ear. If you are presently using some consumer grade earbuds for this purpose, I cannot recomm no these highly enough. Best for the price.
Reviewed by Boosky on B&H Photo Video
Great universal fit IEM. I use these monitors many times per week and have had a pleasant expirience. I found the fitting that works best for me and it holds a solid seal with good noise isolation. Sound is crisp as well. Only con, is the hard plastic starts to irritate if i have the monitors in for a couple hours. you can get a speaker cable attachment but it doesnt have the memory cable over the ears
Reviewed by Phillip Brown on Guitar Center
These headphones are great for drummers. They stay in your ear even when you sweat. I use the foam type of earplugs because it is just like putting ear foams in my ear. I squeeze the foam and put them in and when it expands it fills my ear completely to give a full sound. You really get what you pay for. My keyboard player has the dre beats and I couldn't tell much of a difference between them. they both sound awesome.
Reviewed by Daniel on B&H Photo Video
These are my third pair of Shure 215s. Gave the last pair away. Bought new ones. These earphones provide excellent isolation from outside sound AND great fidelity. The key is to get a good seal in your ear and that can take a bit of experimenting with the wires. Once its right the sound fills out (great bass response and detail) and the outside sounds disappear. I also recommend using the white silicone flange tips, which you may have to buy separately.
Reviewed on B&H Photo Video
I'm not an audiophile, but I've owned a few pairs of earphones from $20 to $150 range over the years. I love the sound quality of this earphone. My only complaint is that I have trouble putting the earphones on. It's not as effortless as they show in demos. I tried switching the earfoam to 1 size smaller, but then it doesnt sit properly. I guess it may take time for me to get use to putting these on .
Reviewed by Chris on B&H Photo Video
While I am not an expert in sound reproduction quality, I am an expert at wearing earbuds and can confirm these work as advertised. The sound is clean and true to my ear with a tiny bit of pushed up bass but nothing that distracts. The only con for me is that I can't seem to make the looping backward aspect of the cord work to hook over my ear and they keep unhooking.
Reviewed by tharrington3 on B&H Photo Video
I wanted a pair of sound-isolating earphones to use when I cut the grass. It takes me about two hours to cut the lawn- these are a welcome addition. I don't have to turn them up very loud and I still feel like my hearing is being protected. Not quite as easy to get in as the foam earplugs I have always used, but not a big deal.
Reviewed by Weinstock on B&H Photo Video
These are great inexpensive in-ear personal monitors. I use them with the Shure PSM200 body pack receiver and it makes a world of a difference. Must have item for any live vocalist. I also use it as regular headphones when on the subway or on the road and the way it reduces outside noise is amazing. I can listen on lower volume and still hear great and clear.
Reviewed by Location Guy on B&H Photo Video
Great sounding earbuds for the price. Good frequency response and you can push them pretty hard before distortion occurs. Once you get them in, they don't fall out, but there is a definite learning curve to getting them in properly. It would be nice if they made the red dot on the right side larger and more distinctive, especially in low light situations.
Reviewed by Guy on B&H Photo Video
I think these are okay. They sound good, but are very large and bulky. My old headphones cost about the same and also sound good at half the size. The cable seems thicker and the in-ear part seems large. The headphone jack is too large to fit in the headphone plug while the phone case on the phone. Don't hate them. Don't love them either.
Reviewed by Gene on Guitar Center
I use these earbuds as in-ear monitors, using a small Mackie mixer. Plug the monitor feed into the line in on the mixer, plug the headphones into the headphone out and voila! Inexpensive (wired) IEMs. Great sound, great fit, all the quality of a much more expensive set for a fraction of the price. Would buy again.
Reviewed by Triumph Rider on B&H Photo Video
I bought these to wear under a motorcycle helmet since they fit in the ear. They do a great job of eliminating noise and providing excellent sound. They also feel much better under the helmet than traditional buds.
Reviewed by GrooSweden on B&H Photo Video
Once fitted in ears it stays there. Very good deep bass. I use these while on the bus or train but also when I am out running. Some caution is in place since the outside word is very much muted using these earphones.The cords seems extreamly durable and are quite long and that fits my needs. I have ruined many earphones because of thin, fragile cords.
Reviewed by Noe on Guitar Center
Very stylish
Reviewed by J on Guitar Center
The sound quality of these headphones are fine, granted They broke on me weeks after I got my first pair (even after I treated them with great care). I got a replacement pair with my warranty. Same story they broke... Again, The driver went out, Again.. its frustrating. So Im not saying don`t get these headphones, sound quality is fine, but just consider this. They break...Often
Reviewed by John on B&H Photo Video
I was not very pleased with this model. The Earphones do not fit easily into the ear and are not very effective. I had major issues fitting them on my ear to stay in. The quality was so so and felt I could have done much better in choosing earphones. I have had great experiences with Shure over the years but not these specific ones.
Reviewed by G-Daddy on B&H Photo Video
My first set of in-ear monitors. Once I learned to get them in my ears correctly, I became completely satisfied. The isolation is great. I've been able to really refine my drum set sound. Now I hear in my head, what is going through the sound system, or what is being recorded. Bet you can't get anything better for the price.
Reviewed by MlisB on B&H Photo Video
I bought these earphones for my brother-in-law, who is super picky, and I got his stamp of approval! He did all of research on earphones and these came out on top for sound, clarity and noise canceling. Phew! He was super excited to receive these as a gift and said that he was really happy with their performance.
Reviewed by phopon on B&H Photo Video
Headphone driver broke after 1 year on my first pair and 1.5 years on the second (and this appears to be super common from other reviews). I tried to return my second pair for warranty repair and shure refused to pay for return shipment and insists you use UPS or FedEx to return (costing $25) which is ridiculous. I used USPS since one earphone isn't worth $25 and the envelope allegedly tore and lost one of the two earphones and and thus shure refused to repair it. DO NOT BUY THESE perhaps shure makes better high end headphones but after two pairs of these broke and had terrible customer service I will not be giving this company any more business. ... More