Typical price: £169
What is it: In-ear headphones with noise-isolation technology
What we think: These earbuds are simply the best in-ear headphones we've ever heard
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 5 July 2006
Tags: Shure, Shure E4c, labels, accessories, lacklustre
We like:
Excellent sound quality; earplug-like design blocks environmental noise; thick, durable cable design; includes full assortment of accessories
We don't like:
Some people find in-ear headphones uncomfortable
CNET UK judgement:
Shure's E4c earbuds are simply the best in-ear headphones we've ever heard
Full review:
It's no secret that the white earbuds that ship with the Apple iPod are pretty lacklustre headphones. In fact, the market for replacement headphones has become a contentious battleground in the nascent 'iPod economy', with even Apple competitors such as Sony releasing white versions of existing headphones simply to hitch a ride on the portable music player's ever-rising star. Continue Reading...
Shure E4c History
16 Mar 2007 in Reviews
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