🎧 Shure EAC46CLS 46-Inch Detachable Earphone Cable - Clear with Silver MMCX Connection - for SE846 Earphones Review

This is a good replacement for the headphones that come with it. Seems to be stronger and better quality. The angled plug is also good, it doesn't get in the way.

So it looks like the reviews are relevant. The previous two sets of cables lasted 2-2.5 years each. This last order lasted 4 months before the line ran out. That, and the line I ordered was supposed to be 46 inches - that's not even 36. Switching to Bluetooth.

Does not affect the sound quality, no noise when moving the cable. The material of the cable differs from all my other cables in a good way (reminds me of something medical lol). Very strong, strong, but strangely flexible. Too bad they came with a 2.5mm end but I'm happy with that

Great sound quality with Shure SE846 and SE535 In-Ear Headphones with Shure 3.5mm audio cable. I have 46" and 64" cables. The 46 inches are perfect if you put your smartphone in your jacket or trouser pocket. For listening at home or in the office, I prefer the 64" format as it gives you more freedom of movement without physically removing your phone from a desk or table, etc.

As I suspected, the Shure replacement cables are of the same high quality as the original cables. I have to admit I'm a bit sad that I didn't go for the one with the microphone. It would be nice. In any case, this exchange unit does its job quite well. I use my Shure headphones when shooting the trap. I listen to music to focus on work. I recommend replacing the cables before buying a new set. I want them to explain how to disconnect the headphones. Taking it off is a bit tricky.

This is my third purchase of this cable for my SE846s. Most headphones today are wireless, but I've stuck with this Shure because I've spent a fortune on them and they actually sound good. However, Shure cables are terrible. I don't abuse mine or use them while exercising. I have to use them 2-3 times a week for a maximum of 30 minutes each time. But they keep breaking. I lose sound in one headphone or have interference in both. When I change the cables, they are perfect. Here I am again…

Purchased to replace the original cable that came with the Shure 215. The original cable lost the sound when I plugged it into a transmitter that I will use when playing with my band, hard to believe the cable only lasted 2 the year. The Shure EA46CLS 46" clear detachable cable works great, but by the way it's shorter than the original, which should be better as I remember the longer cable getting stuck from time to time. Better solution than buying a new Shure 215 kit.

I know this is more of a joke than a product review, but this thing saved me from a heart attack: I thought my SE846 was busted. The left earpiece kept breaking off and I was afraid that I somehow broke it, even though I was diligent and careful with it. However, it occurred to me that it might be a cable, so I hoped against all odds and bought this connector. I don't know what to say: it looks stronger and better than the original, but more importantly, it works great! He does what he has to…

They work well and are made from quality materials. However, due to the nature of the liner and the construction of the joint, they can corrode over time from sweat and moisture at the end of the liner. It is advisable to wipe the cables and the cinch plug, contact cleaner can help from time to time. I've also had good success occasionally applying a small amount of dielectric silicon grease around the outer pins. Permatex 22058 or similar - Available at auto parts stores, Revain etc. Works…