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By Mauro Anzola (Ivrea (TO), Italy)
The cables are bulky, heavy and defective (the sound disappears moving the connector)
Difficult and long to wear
The Bass sound with all inserts is too poor
I try to call the Shure italian support but I fear that I have wasted my money!!
I don't think that I will buy more digital equipment online.
By D. Hemingway (London)
I've had the SE210, SE310 and now have these, the SE420. There is a marked improvement as you move up through the range. Shure customer service is the best I have experienced.
You need to take the time and learn how to put them in your ears, it sounds stupid, but do pay attention to the instructions. That little twist as you put them in is important. The over the ear wire can take some getting used to but it does make the fit more secure.
There is not deigning that these are fantastic.
By Chris L (UK)
When you buy headphones that cost this much I tend to find a sharp intake of breath is needed! For me anything over £50 for an in ear headphone can be considered considerable outlay. However the sound improvement is good and to my ear these headphones sound great. However the percentage increase over say a £40 set of headphones is not quite what I would have liked but it is the same law of diminishing returns that you get with things like Hi-fi cabling etc - If you want the best the product volume/market drops and you have to pay more for it! The other negative is that you have to really work to make sure these headphones fit but, when they do, the rewards are worth it and on transatlantic flights all noise vanishes other than the film or music you are listening to.
These are recommended but 5 stars is hard to give based on the price and for that reason I have to give four stars.
By Richard W. Jones (Manchester, UK)
I have had a pair of SE420's for approximately 6 weeks now and I can't get the damn things out of my ears................No not because they are stuck but because I can't stop listening to them. I have a pair of Grado SR60i headphones through which I listen to music at home when the rest of the house is quiet (The Grado's are open headphones so leak sound in and out) but when my kids are around or when the other half is watching TV in an adjacent room I listen to the Shure's. The Grados are fantastic but the Shure's are absolutely sublime (in fairness the Grado's are half the price). The clarity and range is phenomenal. The sound isolation is a little off putting at first (it's total when you have music playing through the 420's) but once you get used to that and the snug fit they truly are awesome. One word of caution: if your tunes are in a compressed format these phones will show up any shortfall in the quality, they really are that good.
By Mark Kirkbride (Reading, UK)
My 420's took a week or two to burn in, but I am a big audiophile and can assure anyone, these are just sublime in-ear phones. They are comfortable, well made and the soundstage, bass, treble and mid ranges are so well balance with a wide range of music.....quite simply these are so good anyone who thinks they are not is really not able to tell good from bad.....buy without thinking, I've tried many others that do not last, do not provide hi-fi quality but these Shure's are the business. Yes, the SE530 is better (I've listened to those too) but not by much, and certainly not by the price margin.....................buy these!!
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