Shure E3c Sound Isolating Earphone Stereo Headphone
Shure E3c Sound Isolating Earphone Stereo Headphone

Shure E3c Sound Isolating Earphone Stereo Headphone

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Product NameShure E3c Sound Isolating Earphone Stereo Headphone
ManufacturerShure Brothers
Product Number MPNB0001NNLHK
Retail Price $214.95
EAN-130042406119900
EAN-1400042406119900
UPC042406119900
Dimensions7.5 x 2.5 x 7.5 in.
Weight1 lbs.

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Latest 6 Reviews
Here is what people are saying about the Shure E3c Sound Isolating Earphone Stereo Headphone
2 Star Rating  "Durability definately an issue"2010-08-02
- Reviewed By David Christenson
First pair I bought lasted almost 2 years before the right side earphone quit working completely. Shure replaced them under warranty with a refurbished pair. Second pair lasted almost 1 year before the left side earphone quit working completely. Shure replaced them under warranty with a refurbished pair. Third pair lasted approximately 1.5 years before the right side earphone quit working. Shure will not replace the third pair because they only warranty their warranty replacements for 1 year. Overall the sound quality is very good, however if you are active while wearing them don't expect them to last. I expected much more durability from this Shure product considering the price.
 
5 Star Rating  "I love these earphones"2010-03-03
- Reviewed By C. McClure from Pittsburgh, PA
This is the second pair of earphones(Sure Ec3) earphones, not because there's anything wrong with the first pair, I'm still using those, but in case anything ever happens to them, I want a backup pair available. The sound is excellent, and I use them daily, for over a year now. It's a shame they don't make them any more.
 
3 Star Rating  "for the money? a solid 3 stars."2009-12-31
- Reviewed By renaissance chimp from BOS
I've owned these for a few years, and also use two sets of DJ cans and a set of studio monitor speakers.

They ship with a variety of in-ear pieces (a "fitment kit"), none of which are as good as the black foam earpieces sold as replacements for a higher-end model (but which also fit the E3c perfectly). I switched to the black foams after I wore out or lost various pieces that came with these, and immediately found them better sounding AND more comfortable.

Although this is a 3-star review, I should make clear that these are *excellent* sounding earbuds. The bass can be a little thin (especially if, like me, you're into bass-heavy music styles) but when test-listening a production this can be a valuable feature.

Sound isolation is also pretty good. Nowhere near as good as some active noise cancelling cans, but an improvement over the crying child on the plane.

My complaints are two: ergonomics and value.

Ergos: The cord for these is way, way too long. You might not think that could possibly be a big deal, but trust me. If you buy these, within a week you'll be muttering "what the heck were they thinking?" And should you have the audacity to try to use Shure's accessory for turning these into a useful iPhone headset, your cord-length hassle will only get worse. Your pocket will be like a clown car filled with Shure headphone cord.

Value: Speaking as someone who has spent borderline-irresponsible amounts of money on audio gear, I have to say these are NOT worth the cost of admission. They were released back when your choices for in-ear headphones were relatively few, and (in particular) when none of Apple's iPod buds had any kind of seal to them. I have no doubt that Shure had a legitimate technological advantage or investment that lead them to start charging what decided to (for these and other earbuds in the Shure family) but at this point you're paying for a Ferrari and getting a VW GTI.

Get some $75 earbuds and take your wife to a nice dinner (or two) instead.
 
3 Star Rating  "Sound great....now if I could only get them to stay put."2009-11-17
- Reviewed By Weird ear from Frederick, MD
No doubt about it: These head phones sound great. When properly worn they do cancel out all backround noise but that's the trick isn't it? Wearing them properly. The trick is to select the correct sized earbud. Apparently I have weird ears. They're either too small which means they're constantly falling out or too big which means they hurt when wearing them. I find my self constantly readjusting them for the perfect seal. I'm also not crazy about the vacuum that seems to be created when they are inserted. It creates pressure in my ear canal and gives me a headache. Forget about working out with them unless you want to spend your entire workout reinserting them. Looks like I'm fated to use over the head models.
 
1 Star Rating  "very dissapointed"2009-08-18
- Reviewed By Bruce Goldberg from Castle Hills , Texas
I paid 175.00 for these and when I first got them I thought they were MUCH better than the Bose. After 7 months of using at the gym, one of the ears became very staticky. I had to hold the wire in a certain position in order to make the sound come out of both the ears.

I sent them back to Shure as they have a 2 year warranty. They were replaced. I have had these now for 13 months and they have done the same thing. The short seems to be in the wire itself, not by the ears.

I would like to add that I only use these headphones about 45 minutes a day, 4 days a week for my work outs.

I am very dissapointed in the quality and will not purchase again. Shame on Shure!
 
3 Star Rating  "Will not buy again"2009-01-18
- Reviewed By Raw Mark from Planet Earth
First off let me say that I love shure headphones. That said, let me explain why I will never buy another pair ever again. I've owned Shure E3c's for several years now. The price point was right for me and they gave me exactly what I needed for the highs and lows of in your ear headphones. They are great at isolating noises and you will not hear a thing, more or less, when you have these in. Now, my major problem with Shure E3's is this. My first pair started breaking up on me after about a year of owning them. They were warranteed and I contacted Shure. They replaced them for me and informed me that if I had the same problem again it would cost me $$'s since this was a replacement. I was ok with that. Fast forward exactly one year later and the same issue has cropped up again. The wiring in these headphones leaves a bit to be desired. Basically, the wire near the headphone jack goes through a bit of abuse regularly. Remember, you're basically throwing your mp3 player in your pants pocket, shirt pocket, coat pocket, etc. After awhile, about a year, the wiring close to the plug will become a frustation point for you as the sound starts to break up. Hopefully people will find this review and realize that it's not your player. It's the E3c's. I'm not sure what they could do to improve on this product. Perhaps better shielding of the wires would prevent this problem from happening. Still, i can't advocate spending money for these or the E3c-n's since the n's are the next generation. There's nothing about them that tells me shure has corrected this problem. The sound is awesome on shure E3c's until this issue rears it's ugly head. I want to throw this latest batch in the trash can but don't have the hear. Instead, I'll probably pay the $$'s that they ask to replace them but, after that, I will inform them that this is my last pair until they fix this wiring issue.
 
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