Review on 🎧 Immerse Yourself in Exceptional Sound with Shure E2 Sound Isolating Earphones by Azeem Mendez

With no fewer than 18 different sizes of ear tips to choose from, you'll need to experiment to find the right one for your ears Find. You. As a result I had a medium ear in my left ear and a large ear in my right ear. The low frequency response of my Sansa 4GB unit is NOT a floorstanding subwoofer/bass reflex unit, but it is better than anything else I have looked at. If the earbuds are not properly installed, the sound will be less "right" either because of the quality of the device or the price you pay - learn how to use them properly. Do they stay home when you train? For me yes. In fact, I had my MP3 player in my jeans pocket and my Shure E2c headphones in my ears two days in a row while I was fixing the wooden fence. I think they'll stay on the treadmill because I've been working all day getting the fit (and resulting sound) right before I came here to write this review. These are NOT "cancelling" headphones (which is an active process), just HEADPHONES with a sound tube in the middle. The thought that came to them is obvious when you read about "earwax protection" that you can put on any device. Before you do this, find a pair of good tweezers - they're small, like a sound tube. They go in your ear, remember? :) The sound quality is GREAT, with fantastic highs without the "tinny" sound and MUCH better bass than I was expecting from the small diameter sound tube. IF THEY DON'T FIT, THEY DON'T SOUND GOOD. The standard iPod-style earphones hanging in your ears sound better than these when you're not wearing them - they're just little speakers hanging in your ears and emitting noise - along with everything else what goes in your ears. (Background noise), which usually causes you to turn up the volume and exceed the safe noise limits for your ears. These ISOLATE devices sound just like standard earplugs. It also allows you to turn down the music volume and enjoy better performance from whatever you connect it to. Just like with earplugs - PROPER FIT IS A MUST and you can't go wrong if you take your time. As for first-time usability - yes it's different, it takes some coordination (just like inserting earbuds) and if you get it right you'll be rewarded. If you drive to work in an automatic rattle and THEN buy a Ferrari with a 6-speed manual, you need to learn how to drive it to get performance and satisfaction out of it - same thing. With this device you will not regret it. And besides, what other company that makes hang-in-ear headphones gives you a 2-year guarantee?