Categories: Earphones, headphone, earphones for iPod, Shure,



Shure, you could plug, play and listen to the low-sound quality earphones that came with your iPod. But, why? To appease the most feigning of iPod Addicts, Shure, a company based in Niles, Illinois ensured its E500PTH Sound Isolating Earphones with audio excellency.

For $499, these earphones define how Rock, Classical, Alternative, Jazz and even Hip Hop were meant to be played. Since the earphones are designed to block out background noises, it's the ideal way to tune out any rhetoric.

The Consumer Journal gave the sound quality of Shure's earphones 9.7 points out of ten. With five different earbuds, there should be a fitting for any-sized ear. However, people with diminutive earlobes may have a few difficulties getting the earphones to stay put.

But in case you haven't bought an iPod, Shure is compatible with most Apple products.

(**This unbiased review is not sponsored by Shure).

By Holly Bentz (c) 2006 fruitionMedia.net

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