Customer Ratings & Reviews

These Aonic 215 In Ear Monitors are rather excellent sound wise. The fit is a bit tricky and the cable takes some getting used hense the 4☆ rating. I ordered spare ear pieces due to their goodness.

been using them regularly for a couple months. sound quality is decent, but i don't love how big the mic/volume controls are on the cable

[Employee of bestbuy] Sounds good for music which is their purchase, bought them for gaming and I don’t really enjoy them. Smallest eartips are uncomfortable for me.

It sounds really good comfortable fit in ear but the mic side should’ve been longer idk why it has to be behind the head kept hitting my neck and it would make me itch other then that I would give it a 8/10

Initially, there was a bit of discomfort while wearing them, which took some getting used to. However, once I adapted to them, everything has been perfect. The sound quality is excellent, and they are very comfortable for extended use. Highly recommended!

Solid product from Shure. Not as silky and lush as the more expensive models(I use the Shure SE530 series, which were stepped on by my seatmate on a flight to Phoenix). For the return flight I purchased these. With a little patience and work with the EQ you can bring out a solid midrange to complement the bass. On the flight home from Phoenix, I enjoyed the musicality and the sound isolation. Better sound quality than any premium bluetooth phones I have used.

Great sound quality and comfort when wearing. Can wear for hours without pain in my ears.

[Employee of bestbuy] I recently purchased the Shure Aonic 215 Sound Isolating Earphones with high hopes, but unfortunately, they fell short of my expectations. Despite their reputation and promising features, I found several aspects of these earphones to be disappointing. First and foremost, the sound quality did not live up to the hype. While the earphones provided decent clarity, the overall sound lacked depth and richness. The bass response was particularly underwhelming, resulting in a lackluster listening experience. For the price point, I expected more immersive audio that truly enhanced my music or audio enjoyment. The fit and comfort of the Aonic 215 earphones left much to be desired. The design of the earbuds did not sit well in my ears, causing discomfort and an insecure fit. Even with the assortment of included ear tips, I struggled to find a suitable size that provided both a secure fit and comfort for long listening sessions. This lack of comfort significantly impacted my overall experience with these earphones. Despite being marketed as sound isolating earphones, the Aonic 215 did not effectively block out external noise. I was disappointed to find that the passive noise isolation was inadequate, as I could still hear ambient sounds and distractions. This compromised my ability to fully immerse myself in my music or audio content, especially in noisy environments. Furthermore, the build quality of these earphones left me concerned about their durability. The cable felt flimsy and prone to tangling, which was inconvenient during everyday use. The lack of any form of sweat or water resistance was also a drawback, as it limited the versatility and durability of the earphones for use during workouts or outdoor activities. Lastly, the value for money aspect of the Aonic 215 earphones was questionable. Considering their relatively high price point, I expected a more well-rounded and exceptional audio experience. Unfortunately, the subpar sound quality, uncomfortable fit, and lackluster noise isolation made it difficult to justify the investment. In conclusion, the Shure Aonic 215 Sound Isolating Earphones left me disappointed on multiple fronts. The underwhelming sound quality, uncomfortable fit, and insufficient noise isolation outweighed any positive features they may have had. Considering the price and performance, I cannot recommend these earphones, as there are better options available in the market offering superior sound quality, comfort, and value for money.

My last set of in-ear phones ran away from home (again). I decided to move away from $19.00 phones for once in my life and (Eeeek) bought these high flyers. Why didn't I do this years ago? I am in a whole new audio space now, hearing things I never heard before. Thick quality never break cables, intelligent speaker design, super sound. You can teach an old dog new tricks. I hope these don't run away from home..... never going back to inexpensive phones.

This product is comfortable and provides great sound quality play back.

These are the oddest pair of headphones I've ever purchased. They have an incredibly clumsy fit, where a semi-flexible piece of plastic bends up and over your ears. The controller lays on the back of your neck out of reach, and the cable itself is incredibly short and barely reaches your phone, amplifier or computer's headphone jack. To put it another way: the fit of these headphones is atrocious and I cannot believe Shure attached their name to the Aonic 215s. As for the sound it's a solid 1-star. Everything sounds distant, tinny as if the musician is singing inside someone's small office, and there is absolutely no midrange. All warmth is stripped from the music with oppressive highs and an overbearing low range. I've spent the last two hours messing with these headphones and I give up; they're terrible and I'm returning them. If you need a better option spend a little extra and try 1MORE Quad Driver wired headphones.

Great ear buds work just fine for what I needed them for. If your looking for in-ears with Bluetooth and hood sound then I’d recommend these

[Employee of bestbuy] I just got a pair of these for gigging and practicing for hearing protection. I was using standalone ear plugs that were hi fidelity, but i got these as an upgrade for my first in ear monitoring system for shows. They do a much better job of noise reduction and they sound great. For entry-level pro audio, you cant go wrong.

Ear phones are okay, not exactly noise cancelation but it does the job any 10-40 dollar earphone does. IMO, it's very generic and high priced for something so basic. Ear phone volume and button controls are clanky and go off randomly when i go for a job. You best bet is getting something cheaper or wireless.

Great pair of Ear buds.Clear sound and durable.Recommend

I bought the these for my son because he helps out with the sound at church. And he needs them to monitor the sound through the sound console and hear the MD mic. They work really well. He says the sound quality is really good.

[Employee of bestbuy] Thet fit well in my ears and have great quality. What more can you ask for?

I bought these for me son because I had bought him in ear monitors and he didn’t have in ears so I bought him these. He says they sound really good.

go in and say, lotsa sizes, yoiu may get lucky and get a size that fits.

Perfect quality sound, easy to instal connect and goos quality material, have connection to replace cables and more, perfect for me