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The SE115 uses Second Generation Dynamic MicroSpeakers to deliver rich, warm sound quality. Sound isolating sleeves in multiple sizes block outside noise and provide a secure, comfortable fit, so you can listen like a pro while rocking out like a star.

Shure’s SE115 has some good things going on this (from my perspective). If you want bass, to give. But note bass part sounds a bit artificial. Response is much better at medium low end of the frequency spectrum (special note on vocals, they sound more real, slightly warm, which is quite good change to Sennheiser’s vocals quite crispy cold). As more emphasis on the bass (which is what Shure is probably aiming for with this product) trippli take the back seat but it’s still there. Plus, and this is important to me, because they are in ear earphones I was expecting more experience on-face (or ear, if you like), but the sound I got was a bit distant and muffled. This baffled me, because my PX100 and manage to deliver 595 HD experience on your face while they are on the ears. Perhaps this is due to the heavier bass (Shure foam tips and anatomy and driver), but note this when you decide to buy these phones. I would peg it more preferences than good or bad quality.