Spending lots of money and what looks like to buds and a piece of cord can often be hard to justify but when compared to the amount of money invested in your MP3 device and the music collection on it, it becomes apparent that one certainly deserves the other. Shure are certainly a fine brand when it comes to earphones and microphone equipment and have a range of earphones starting from around £50 up to over £400. In most cases spending £400 on earphones that will mostly be used for listening to compressed audio cannot be justified. However, the SE210's are much cheaper and offer great sound quality for the price. They are very comfortable to wear and come ...  Read the complete review

I bought a pair of these earphones because I wanted some that didn't rattle around in my ears. I found that the Sony/Sennheiser kind that have a rubber sleeve covering the speaker tend to transmit noise of anything that touches the cables. Whereas, the expanding foam buds of these Shure SE210s provide a sort of sound pillow that stops that kind of irritation. The sound clarity is very good but you do need to play around with the different sizes of foam tips to get the one that suits your ear canals perfectly. When you try it you'll know because whatever you're playing with sound so much clearer. I'm not a sound buff (I can't tell the difference ...  Read the complete review