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Shure SE530PTH Sound Isolating Earphones

User Rating:

(6 reviews)

Price Range: $270 to $499

infosyncworld.com Professional Review.

Review: Shure se530PTH sound-isolating earphones

by Matthew Ruiz

Comments:
Shure's high-end earphones might be the best we've heard. Could they possibly be worth the cost? Matthew Ruiz has the answer in our full review.

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QuickTake:

Pros: Best audio quality we've heard on an earphone, compact design, bevy of included accessories, unique PTH device

Cons: Prohibitive cost

stuff.tv Professional Review.

ShureSE530PTH

by Online Shopper

Comments:
Sure, you could buy a desktop PC for the same money. But these frighteningly expensive earphones deliver shockingly good sound quality

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QuickTake:

Pros: Unrivalled sound quality. Lightweight and comfortable.

Cons: Eye-wateringly expensive. Unnecessary 'push-to-hear' electronics.

alaTest.com Professional Review.

Review summary of Shure SE530PTH

by alaTest

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 93 reviews of Shure SE530PTH from international magazines and websites.

Review Verdict: Experts rate this product 94/100 and users 91/100. Comparing these reviews to 80210 other Headphones reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 89/100 = Very Good.

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cooltechzone.com Professional Review.

Shure SE530PTH Earphones Review

by Gundeep Hora

Comments:
- Shure is at it again with a new line of earphones that will wow you unquestionably. We are taking a look at the company's SE530PTH earphones, the most high-end earphones in the SE product line, and we must say they are the most amazing earphones we have

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cnet.co.uk Professional Review.

Shure SE530 noise-isolating Earphones Review

by Nate Lanxon

Comments:
Noise-isolating headphones

Review Verdict: The SE530s are quite simply the best noise-isolating headphones you can buy, and they cost less than their predecessors -- the Shure E500PTH. They're still pretty expensive but audiophiles will appreciate how truly worth the dosh they are

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QuickTake:

Pros: Incredible sound quality ; loud ; comfortable ;

Cons: Tricky to put in your ears at first ; high cost ;

maximumpc.com Professional Review.

Shure SE530PTH Earphones

by Michael Brown

Comments:
For the price of one set of Shure's SE530PTH earphones, you could buy two 30GB iPods, 17 sets of Apple earbuds, or 500 encrypted songs from iTunes. A worthy investment or Marie Antoinette-style consumption? Click Read More for more.

Review Verdict: Push to Hear is a slightly bulky module that fits in-line between the earphones and your MP3 player. Activating PTH turns on a directional microphone and cuts the player's volume. A green LED assures whoever is speaking that yes, you really are listening.

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