Shure SE310 Sound-Isolating Earphones for iPod and iPhone
Precision-tuned for optimal personal portable listening, the SE310 earphones' High-Definition MicroSpeakers deliver extended range audio while the Tuned BassPort optimizes low-end performance for enhanced bass.
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Overview
Features
- Sound-isolating design; included sleeves block more than 90 percent of ambient noise and ensure a solid fit
- Hi-Definition MicroSpeaker plus Tuned BassPort improves bass response for a listening experience that reveals hidden details in your music
- Detachable, modular cable so you can make the cable longer or shorter depending on your activity
- Connector compatible with earphone ports on both iPod and iPhone
- Speaker type: Hi-Definition MicroSpeaker + Tuned BassPort
- Frequency range: 22Hz-19kHz
- Impedance (1kHz): 28 Ohms
- Sensitivity (1mW): 111 dB SPL/mW
- Cable length (with extension): 18.0 in./45.0 cm (54.0 in./137.1 cm)
- Shure SE310 earphones
- Extension cable (36.0 in./91.4 cm)
- Three pairs foam earpiece sleeves (small, medium, large)
- Three pairs soft flex earpiece sleeves (small, medium, large)
- One pair triple-flange earpiece sleeves
- Carrying case
Two-year limited
(For details, please visit
www.shure.com/PersonalAudio/CustomerSupport/ProductReturnsAndWarranty/index.htm.)
Mfr. Part No.: SE310-A-K-EFS
Note: Products sold through this website that do not bear the Apple Brand name are serviced and supported exclusively by their manufacturers in accordance with terms and conditions packaged with the products. Apple's Limited Warranty does not apply to products that are not Apple-branded, even if packaged or sold with Apple products. Please contact the manufacturer directly for technical support and customer service.
Features
- Sound-isolating design; included sleeves block more than 90 percent of ambient noise and ensure a solid fit
- Hi-Definition MicroSpeaker plus Tuned BassPort improves bass response for a listening experience that reveals hidden details in your music
- Detachable, modular cable so you can make the cable longer or shorter depending on your activity
- Connector compatible with earphone ports on both iPod and iPhone
- Speaker type: Hi-Definition MicroSpeaker + Tuned BassPort
- Frequency range: 22Hz-19kHz
- Impedance (1kHz): 28 Ohms
- Sensitivity (1mW): 111 dB SPL/mW
- Cable length (with extension): 18.0 in./45.0 cm (54.0 in./137.1 cm)
- Shure SE310 earphones
- Extension cable (36.0 in./91.4 cm)
- Three pairs foam earpiece sleeves (small, medium, large)
- Three pairs soft flex earpiece sleeves (small, medium, large)
- One pair triple-flange earpiece sleeves
- Carrying case
Two-year limited
(For details, please visit
www.shure.com/PersonalAudio/CustomerSupport/ProductReturnsAndWarranty/index.htm.)
Mfr. Part No.: SE310-A-K-EFS
Note: Products sold through this website that do not bear the Apple Brand name are serviced and supported exclusively by their manufacturers in accordance with terms and conditions packaged with the products. Apple's Limited Warranty does not apply to products that are not Apple-branded, even if packaged or sold with Apple products. Please contact the manufacturer directly for technical support and customer service.
This accessory is compatible with the following:
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iPhone
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iPhone 3G
Most Recent Reviews
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Shure SE310 Sound-Isolating Earphones for iPod and iPhone
Great Choice for In-Ear headphones
Written by KR from Maple Grove
Apr 27, 2009
I have used Bose Triports and Quiet Comforts for two years now and decided to switch to in-ear. Great choice. I have a huge dive…Read morersity in my itunes library and these headphones keep up with all of the genres. It is AMAZING with alternative music (ex. Death Cab for Cutie, Yael Naim, Passion Pit, etc.)
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Shure SE310 Sound-Isolating Earphones for iPod and iPhone
not worth the money
Written by RC from Panama City
Apr 15, 2009
I had the Klipsch X5 headphones and returned them for the Shure SE310 because of the option to add a microphone. I am extremely d…Read moreisappointed with the decision. In my opinion the X5's are a far superior sound. The Shure's do deliver crispy and clean sound, but way to crisp. The mids and highs are too twangy and the bass is non existent. I have a headache after listening for less than 20 minutes. For the money, get the X5's. The x5's have warm mids, clean highs, and the bass has some depth (for earbuds). I use earbuds all day at work and have had a variety of Shure's over the last 4 years. I'm switching back to the Klipsch.
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Shure SE310 Sound-Isolating Earphones for iPod and iPhone
Simply the best!
Written by DK from Wauconda
Apr 10, 2009
This is my second pair of Shure earphones/pods. It's like there's a great sound system in your head. You hear everything, every …Read morelittle nuance. And the SE310 are even better than the 200s I was using previously. When I want to get the best out of my Touch, they are well worth the time and the price.
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Most Useful Reviews
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Shure SE310 Sound-Isolating Earphones for iPod and iPhone
Lots of effort, lots of reward
Written by AS from Holland
Oct 12, 2007
As you should expect from canal phones from Shure, they're amazing. If you've had in-ear before, then you know the quality is wor…Read moreth it, and you just need to pick a price-range. If you haven't, there's a few things you should know.
First, getting these things to fit right takes time and technique. At first they might hurt, and the bass response will be terrible. Use the silicon buds, and spend a few days with each size that feels reasonable. You want them to lock in with some suction.
Second, because of the fussy fit, canal-phones aren't the most user friendly. Working out causes problems with them slipping out, due to sweat and movement. General swelling can cause them to hurt. too.
However, all these problems go away when you get acclimated to them. They get rock solid, feel like they aren't even there, and sound wonderful. If you listen to music on headphones a lot, and want to hear just the music, then in-ear phones are the way to go.(179 of 260 people found this review useful)
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Shure SE310 Sound-Isolating Earphones for iPod and iPhone
Absolutely the Best
Written by CH from Chicago
Sep 29, 2007
I bought a pair of Shure SE110s the other day to replace my broken Shure E2Cs and I was appalled by the mediocre sound quality. Th…Read moreey were nothing but bass and mid-range treble– I returned them one hour later. Today, I picked up a pair of the SE310s and I am amazed that such great sound comes in such a small package. The sound quality is on-par, if not better, than my Bose QC2s. Every little detail that's normally lost with headphones is heard and it's as if I'm using my surround sound speakers. A word to the wise, however, you will definitely hear artifacts if you listen to low-bitrate/quality music!
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Shure SE310 Sound-Isolating Earphones for iPod and iPhone
great product!
Written by HW from LONG BEACH
Dec 27, 2007
These headphones are amazing. I have to admit that it took me a while to get used to an in-ear style headphone, after using over …Read moreear studio headphones for so long. It also took me a while to figure out which plugs were best for my ear. After djing for 13 years, I gotta say that I have been super impressed by their overall sound and bass response. If you can spend the money, get these...amazing headphones..very clear and responsive sound
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