Member Reviews: Shure SE535-V Triple High-Definition MicroDriver Earphone with Detachable Cable (Metallic Bronze)

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Bass hit enough to my ear with accurate of level and frequency. Its bass responds so good and can feel when you change bass fre. just 5Hz! Very detail bass it is. Mid is very concentrate and forward field. Treble clear,clean, but a bit hi-cut due to 19Khz support only. That is better than some others give plus freq for high but feel like too metalic. Right? One thing I dont like is the capble. Rotation joint is good but wire is quite hard. It reduce the satisfying of the main body

  Intro  I'm no audiophile so sorry if I don't use the appropriate terminology within my review. I'm just a guy who likes to enjoy his music where ever I go. I usually commute most my life (to university and work) so I want a really good pair of earphones that will last as my companion for as long as possible and are compatible with my iphone 4, these are my requirements.  The path to the shures se535  First I bought the shures se315 and I weren't really impressed with them so I changed to these. I've come from a few high end headphones (for me anyway):  Shures SE115m+ - I really liked them but I was looking for something better so I gave them...

It amuses me when I come to this section and see these wonderful earphones in 85th place. The only reason this can be is the folks who buy these just enjoy them and don't feel the need to write about them. But then you head into the forums and they are at least one of the most discussed items. Odd.   Well I'll speak up then. I have owned the SE 500s, which needed repair at some point after the warranty expired. Shure sent me SE530s for a modest fee. When the SE535s  appeared I read what I could and finally found a pair at a price I was willing to pay. I have been using them foe some time now and I am very pleased with them.   The differences between the 530s and...