Shure AONIC 215 Sound Isolating Earphones - Blue Reviews
Shure Aonic 215 are affordable sound isolating earphones with a feature set that's sure to surprise you. These low-profile over-the-ear earphones have a single dynamic driver in each ear for robust lows and excellent definition. Shure's innovative MicroDriver technology enables the earphones to reproduce sound frequencies of 22Hz–17.5kHz with astonishing accuracy. Plus, Sound Isolating technology blocks out 37dB of outside sound. As if that's not enough, the Aonic 215s come with a detachable cord with an inline remote and microphone for volume adjustments and voice control. If you're looking for a great pair of earphones for everyday listening, the Shure Aonic 215 Sound Isolating Earphones are worth trying.
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Solid set of earphones
For the price point the sound is excellent. They fit well and stay in place once positioned in my ears. Getting them there is a 2 handed job. Not sure what my dexterity says about my attempt to learn guitar.
My only issue is changing tips. I could not pull off the preinstalled foam tips by hand per the instructions. I wanted to try the silicon tips, which I'm currently happy with. I ended up using a automotive trim tool and held the earphone over the edge of a table to pop off the tip. It took alot of force but nothing broke. I'm pretty sure the tips won't fall off.
