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Shure E4g Sound Isolating Earphones

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(16 reviews)

Price Range: $149 to $300

cnet.com Professional Review.

Shure E4c

by Steve Guttenberg

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Review Verdict: Shure's E4c earbuds are simply the best in-ear headphones we've ever heard.

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Pros: Excellent sound quality; earpluglike design blocks environmental noise; thick, durable cable design; includes full assortment of accessories.

Cons: Some people find in-ear headphones uncomfortable.

pcmag.com Professional Review.

Shure E4c

by Bill Machrone

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The Shure E4c headset is an upgraded version of the popular E3c, with better bass response and more sensitivity. It also comes with a fit kit that includes a variety of eartips, plus a pair of replaceable eartip tubes. The foam tips have the best seal, bu

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ilounge.com Professional Review.

Shure E4c Sound Isolating Earphones

by iLounge

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If any pair of iPod-styled headphones is going to win you over on aesthetics in 2005, Shure's E4c Sound Isolating Earphones ($299.00 MSRP) would be the ones. Positioned directly in-between the company's $499 MSRP E5cs and its $199 E3cs, the E4cs are a cha

Review Verdict: Now the shure e4c are great in combination with the Ipod 5G. The Bass-problem is completely solved. This combination is now better than the ER-4/Ipod combination

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Pros: Highly attractive in-ear canalphones with impressive highs and clean midrange, fantastic fit kit for various ears, and solid build qualiy from cords to earpieces. Includes great zipper case and other accessories for non-iPod devices. A solid step up from

Cons: Though touted as offering extended bass response, low-end performance is unimpressive by comparison with comparably priced competitors. Long cable isn't as good a match for iPod users as for others

digitaltrends.com Professional Review.

Shure E4c

by Online Shopper

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Shure E4c Sound Isolating In-Ear Stereo Earphones for iPod or MP3, CD or DVD Players. The Shure E4c delivers unparalleled sound quality with a sleek, high tech look for your iPod or other MP3 or...

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goodgearguide.com.au Professional Review.

Shure E4c

by Andrew Kliem

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Review Verdict: If you have a decent equalizer on your media player, then this is probably the best choice you can make. If you don't however, you may find the bass comes up lacking.

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QuickTake:

Pros: Comfortable, brilliant resolution

Cons: Bass lacking

trustedreviews.com Professional Review.

Shure e4c Sound Isolating Earphones

by Andrew 'Spode' Miller

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Who would have thought that cancelling out noise would be so expensive?

Review Verdict: The Shure e4cs deliver a very pure sound that's true to the recording, but for the most part they lack bass - though but this can be countered using EQ if you find it necessary. If you listen to complex, layered music, that doesn't rely on a repetitive "b

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pocket-lint.co.uk Professional Review.

Shure E4c Sound Isolating Earphones

by Stuart Miles

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Up until the time of writing this review I believed that the only real way to block out all general noise while listening to your MP3 player was to invest in pair of noise cancelling headphones. It seems I was wrong.

Review Verdict: The E4cs are an amazing piece of kit, but do you really want to spend more on the headphones than you do on the player your bought to listen to them with?

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QuickTake:

Pros: Small, fantastic sound, plenty of earphone sleeves to fit your taste

Cons: Expensive, uncomfortable for some

maximumpc.com Professional Review.

Shure E4g Earbuds

by Michael Brown

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Little, yellow, and definitely kick ass, the Shure E4g Earbuds pack a punch even with their diminuitive size.

Review Verdict: Finding just the right plugs is crucial to getting the most out of the E4g phones, a conclusion we arrived at while playing Call of Duty 2. The wrong plugs can be uncomfortable after extended wear, or they can slide out of position. Reseating them while l

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businessweek.com Professional Review.

A Sound Approach to Earphones

by By Cliff Edwards

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Shure's E4C model molds itself to ears of all sizes, but the price tag will suit only the deepest pockets

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techradar.com Professional Review.

Shure E4c Sound Isolating Earphones

by Online Shopper

Comments:
They are pricey, but they're brilliant

Review Verdict: If, somehow, none of the plastic styles fit you, there's a set made of foam that will expand to fill every contour of your ear. The standard sleeves worked best for us. They produce an airtight fit that feels strange upon insertion, but are comfortable on

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