[johnnyliu02]

I came across this on eBay today: https://www.ebay.ca/itm/SHURE-SE535...623437?hash=item2a937632cd:g:LX4AAOSwVlVZ9WhD

Seems like an insanely good price for a pair of these, and the seller has a few positive feedback from buyers who bought the same pair. Can anyone here verify that these are genuine?

Thanks!

 

[JamesCanada]

These are not legit. i'm 95% sure.
I purchased a framed pair from NewEgg also... Lucky for me I got refunded.
If the deal looks to good to be true, it is!
Best bet is to message Shure directly, that is what I did, the response took a few hours.

 

[onevstheworld]

An Ebay seller who has sold 130+ pairs of "refurbished" 535 sounds dodgy. I doubt anyone other than a large retailer or Shure themselves would be able to get that number of returns to refurbish in the first place.

Also, the seller's location (Templestowe Lower, Melbourne, Australia) looks like a residential suburb... hardly a likely place to be refurbishing and redistributing audio gear.

 

[TYATYA]

Have anything to trust on it in bringing quality sound of a true 535?
"3rd party repair" means 2 things. 1st it is old, 2nd it is not trustable about what drivers inside.

It may be a shell of 535 with unbrand driver(s) pair.

 

[johnnyliu02]

Thanks everyone for replying. I messaged the eBay seller and they confirmed that they were fakes. Guess anything that looks to good to be true, most likely is.