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Shure SE115 Headphones Review - Intro	Advertisement
By Mark Brezinski Published on May 06, 2009 Comment on this Intro Tour & Design Sound Quality Isolation Comfort Usability Shure SE420 Comparison Sennheiser MM 50 iP Comparison Apple In ear Headphones with Remote and Mic Comparison Sennheiser CX 300 II Comparison Conclusion Ratings & Specs

Introduction   The SE115s are Shure's new entry-level edition in their popular SE series of in-ear headphones. At first glance, there isn't much to separate the SE115s from the rest of Shure's options. They have the same design, their performance results have similar trends, and the headphones come with similar sleeve options. The main things you'll notice are the SE115s don't come with Shure's regular batch of extras. Like the rest of the Shure SE options, the SE115s have a modular cord and were designed for people who like to loop the headphones' cable around the back of their ears. You can also opt to purchase several different in-line accessories, although other SE series headphones include a few options in the box. Although they didn't perform as well on our audio tests, the Shure SE115s seem to be a good pair of headphones at the $120 price point.     Page 1 of 12 Tour & Design   Section   The Good The Bad Tour & Design • Very durable for their price. • A bit vanilla looking. Sound Quality • Low distortion, good tracking. • Bad low-end response. Isolation • Excellent isolation, great leakage control, high volume without distortion.   • N/A Comfort • More sleeve options than is typical for headphones in this price range. • Sleeves get slightly less comfortable over time. Usability • Modular cord provides room for in-line accessories, cleaning tool. • N/A Conclusion • Great headphones for their price. • N/A Comparisons Shure SE420 Sennheiser MM 50 iP Apple In-ear Headphones with Remote and Mic Sennheiser CX 300-II

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