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The Shure E2C in-ear headphones are tiny, lightweight, and built to provide superior audio performance with excellent isolation from ambient noise. Featuring studio-grade components and...
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The Shure E2C in-ear headphones are tiny, lightweight, and built to provide superior audio performance with excellent isolation from ambient noise. Featuring studio-grade components and flexible inner ear sleeves, the Shure E2C headphones have an incredibly comfortable fit that will accommodate any ear thanks to 3 pairs of included flex sleeves (small, medium, large). For powerful sound in a miniature sized package, Shure provides professional level build that’s sure to deliver for all your most demanding audio applications. Less
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This model appears to be based on the HFI-700. With fairly bright treble, reasonable midrange and an emphasis on midbass, they'd be a decent choice for movie watching and some games,...
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This model appears to be based on the HFI-700. With fairly bright treble, reasonable midrange and an emphasis on midbass, they'd be a decent choice for movie watching and some games, but unfortunately the bass tends to a little boomy and slow sounding, overwhelming finer details, and treble tends to be a little sharp. If you're after a closed model that's easy to drive and fairly bassy, these might be a reasonable choice, but for a balanced sound they aren't a great pick. As usual, Ultrasone do a good job of making a closed headphone sound much less boxed in, so soundstage is very nice for a closed model. Comfort levels and durability are reasonable, and it appears that the infamous Ultrasone headbands are now made out of a more flexible material that isn't as prone to cracking. Less
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Design
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Ear Buds
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Over the Head
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Usage
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Consumer
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Professional
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Sound Mode
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Stereo
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Surround
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Connectivity
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Cable
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Cable
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Compatibility
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Personal Audio
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Studio
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Sensitivity
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105 dB
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94 dB
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Driver Unit Size
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40 mm
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Impedance
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16 ohm
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35 ohm
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Frequency Response
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10 Hz - 26 kHz
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Plug Type
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3.5 mm
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3.5 mm
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6.35 mm
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Plug Material
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Gold
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Gold
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Included Components
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Carrying Case
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Cable Length
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5.17 ft.
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9.84 ft.
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Brand
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Shure Distribution
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Ultrasone
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Weight
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1 oz.
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10.05 oz.
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Warranty
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2 Years
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UPC
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042406117012
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4043941780002
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Product ID
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22517800
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50426506
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MPN
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E2CNEFS
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HFI-780
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Shure E2C Headphones
$180.00
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Ultrasone (HFI-780) Headphones
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$149.00
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Product Review Summary
87% recommend this product
Consumer Reviews
Pros
Compact, comfortable, very good, detailed sound.
Cons
High price, Replacement sleeves and wax guards are costly, maybe not enough bass
Recommended it?
Yes
Intro - I seem to have had a lifelong love affair with portable audio. As I noted in my earlier review of the Sandisk Sansa E 260 ( http://www.epinions.com/content_370631151236 ), I was into portable audio before iPod was ever a strange look on Steve Jobs' face as he was shaving at 5 AM. I've had...
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Pros
Absolutely wonderful sound...sturdy *equilateral* cord...different sets of sleeves for a...
Cons
Sleeves are proprietary...sooner or later they'll wear out, and only available...
Recommended it?
Yes
I'm going to start this review by telling you that I love music…and I've always wanted to take my music with me. I was one of the first in my neighborhood to own a cassette player in the early 70s…I worked up and through the Walkmans and Discmans (Walkmen? Discmen?) . They were ultimately...
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Product Review Summary
100% recommend this product
Consumer Reviews
Pros
Stellar sound and better than average build quality.
Cons
Price may put some people off. Not real 5.1 surround.
Recommended it?
Yes
Most nights I watch a movie or a recording of a TV sci-fi or action show. I'm fortunate to have assembled an impressive 5.1 surround sound system which completely dominates our living space but unfortunate to have a partner who is early to bed, early to rise and (not unreasonably) can't stand loud...
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Pros
Good sound quality, low price, 1/8" plug, very good cable.
Cons
Less comfortable than non-sealing, prominent bass.
Recommended it?
Yes
First off, let me say that I own a lot of higher-end headphones. The HFI-780s are not the best I've ever heard, but they are very good and one of the better options if you need sealed headphones. If you don't, I'd give consideration to AKG, Beyerdynamic, or Grado. This is the third pair...
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