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Shure SE425
Retail Price
$299.00
Lowest Price
$249.45
Release Date
June 2010
The Shure SE425 is a robust in-ear headphone with an ear hook design that is suitable for sports. They are comfortable and pocketable. However, given their price range, they might not satisfy critical listeners with their mid-range sound quality and lack of settings.
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Overview
- Summary
- Overview - Office
- Overview - Sports & Fitness
- Overview - Sound Quality
- Positive
- Negative
Summary - The Shure SE425 is a robust in-ear headphone with an ear hook design that is suitable for sports. They are comfortable and pocketable. However, given their price range, they might not satisfy critical listeners with their mid-range sound quality and lack of settings.
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Overview - Office - Its minimal sound leakage even at high volumes makes it suitable for office use. However, repeated use could degrade the sound quality.
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Overview - Sports & Fitness - For in-ear headphones, the comfort level is adequate, which makes it decent for sports, and jogging, with its solid ear-hook construction. However, the audio wire may be prone to tangling or being snagged during activity, and they lack controls.
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Overview - Sound Quality - The sound quality of the Shure SE425 earphones is excellent, with rich bass, captivating highs, and outstanding detail across genres. Rich mids and clear highs are produced by the dual-driver architecture, which also produces accurate and balanced sound. The excellent passive noise isolation offered by these earbuds ensures immersive and in-depth listening. The overall experience is quite engaging and entertaining, even though the bass may not be as strong as with some other earbuds. The SE425s are a good option for those who value sound quality above all else and don't mind giving up Bluetooth connectivity and heavy bass. The SE425 provides precise audio reproduction that is slick, clear, and crisp. Its bass end is strong and tight without being overemphasized. Each earphone's dual high-definition MicroDrivers improve listening quality by delivering true-to-life sound that delivers music as it was intended. The dual drivers in the Shure SE425 earset provide accurate, balanced sound for a full spectrum audio experience. The early signs were promising with the Shure SE425 earphones, which claim to replicate how artists hear music.
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- Summary
- Overview - Office
- Overview - Sports & Fitness
- Overview - Sound Quality
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- RTINGS.com
- CNET
- YouTube
- Louder
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Jasmine France - CNET
10/03/2010
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
Louder
08/12/2021
Louder
08/12/2021
CCI Solutions
06/07/2011
Louder
08/12/2021
CCI Solutions
06/07/2011
Louder
08/12/2021
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Pros & Cons
- Pros
- Cons
- Positive
- Negative
Pros - The Shure SE425 benefits from a comfortable and secure fit, impressive sound isolation, and an incredible level of detail.
Louder
08/12/2021
Cons - The Shure SE425 suffers from being non-wireless and lacking satisfactory bass compared to other earphones. Additionally, it has minimal bass, screechy mids, and unpleasant treble when plugged into various devices, both wired and through Bluetooth.
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Build & Design
- Build Quality
- Build Quality - Connectors
- Build
- Build - Size & Shape
- Design
- Positive
- Negative
Build Quality - The SE425 earphones have a simple yet solid build quality, with a one-piece housing and swivel action. They provide a premium and durable fit. The dense earbuds can withstand drops without damage, and the detachable, thick, rubberized cable ensures longevity. However, the absence of an extra cable out of the box is disappointing, especially considering the price range.
Build Quality - Connectors - The Shure SE425 wired earphones' connectors are used to attach the 3.5mm Kevlar-reinforced cable to a phone or other compatible device. The detachable cable allows for easy replacement when it shows signs of wear and tear.
Louder
08/12/2021
Build - The Shure SE425 earphones feature dual-definition micro drivers, which have a single woofer and tweeter for each channel, deliver precise and well-balanced sound. They come with a tactical cable for easy replacement or customization. The robust and ergonomic design guarantees enduring comfort and durability, making it appropriate for regular use or use on stage. These dual-driver earbuds provide better reproduction of low and high frequencies. For exceptional sound quality, they use dual High-Definition MicroDrivers with separate tweeters and woofers. They additionally offer sound isolation. The SE425 has a frequency range of 20 Hz to 19 kHz.
Build - Size & Shape - Shure has opted for a contoured mold design instead of the bulbous teardrop shape, aiming for a more ergonomic fit that sits inside the outer ear. Compared to the SE530, the SE425 has a smaller earpiece size, further enhancing the fit for most users.
Jasmine France - CNET
10/03/2010
Design - The Shure SE425 has an ingenious and useful design that is cozy and perfect for active use. The curving plastic casings, which resemble king prawns, may be rotated 360 degrees for the ideal fit. The shells completely enclose the earhole, reducing outside noise and enhancing the listening experience. There are two options: transparent or silver. The transparent ones reveal the inside components, like the gold-plated MMCX connectors. The strong and durable construction guarantees a secure fit during exercises like running and gym sessions. The Shure SE425 Wired earphones provide a stylish appearance despite fitting within the ears.
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- Build Quality
- Build Quality - Connectors
- Build
- Build - Size & Shape
- Design
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- YouTube
- RTINGS.com
- Louder
- CNET
AudioReviews10
06/04/2021
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Louder
08/12/2021
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
CCI Solutions
06/07/2011
Jasmine France - CNET
10/03/2010
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
Jasmine France - CNET
10/03/2010
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
Louder
08/12/2021
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
Louder
08/12/2021
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Packaging & Accessories
- Cable
- Cable - Durability
- Case
- Ear Sleeve
- Earbuds
- In the Box
- Jack
- Microphone
- Packaging
- Positive
- Negative
Cable - The Shure SE425 earphones come with a 64-inch long cord. However, the cable cannot be divided at the Y-junction for custom lengths, in contrast to the SE420's modular construction. As it tugs on the earpieces, the cord's weight might be annoying. The regular cable extends to a right-angle connector, and the bendable wire across the ears provides a more comfortable fit. Although some people might find the cable stiff, it is sturdy and well-made. The detachable cable of the Shure SE Series is a noteworthy feature that makes easy repair possible in the event of damage. Simply remove it and connect a fresh cable.
Cable - Durability - The SE425's strong cables, flexibility, and Kevlar-reinforced architecture show that it will hold up over time. In addition to user-detachable earpieces and a two-year warranty, the durable Y-junction and L-plug housings highlight the headphones' robustness.
Jasmine France - CNET
10/03/2010
Case - Like the SE315, the SE425 has a transportable hard case. It offers defense against collisions, drops, and light water exposure. Despite adding some weight, the case is still transportable and has enough room for all attachments. A quarter-inch adapter, cleaning tool, foam sleeves in three sizes, soft flex sleeves in three sizes, yellow foams, and new triple flange sleeves are among the accessories that are provided.
Ear Sleeve - The Sennsophonics custom ear sleeve is compatible with the SE425 and offers a custom fit alternative to utilizing the foam or plastic earpiece.
CCI Solutions
06/07/2011
Earbuds - The foam expandable ear tips on the SE425 earphones offer exceptional noise isolation. As earphone problems are frequent, the cable may be easily replaced because it is detachable.
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
In the Box - The Shure SE425 headphones come with an audio cable, nine earbud tips, a wax removal tool, a carrying case, and manuals.
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Jack - The jack has a hefty appearance that may seem incompatible with some cases, but the jack thins out making it compatible with cases.
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
Microphone - An in-line remote control and microphone are included with the Shure SE425 Wired earbuds. Additionally, they come packaged in a variety of sleeves made of various materials and sizes, allowing for experimentation and personalization.
Louder
08/12/2021
Packaging - The package is huge even though the contents could be contained in a smaller size, though it could be in an effort to portray a big image to match the product and its price. Furthermore, it comes with a comprehensive manual in several languages.
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- Cable
- Cable - Durability
- Case
- Ear Sleeve
- Earbuds
- In the Box
- Jack
- Microphone
- Packaging
Sources
- CNET
- YouTube
- RTINGS.com
- Louder
Jasmine France - CNET
10/03/2010
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
AudioReviews10
06/04/2021
CCI Solutions
06/07/2011
Jasmine France - CNET
10/03/2010
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
CCI Solutions
06/07/2011
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
Louder
08/12/2021
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
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Features & Sound Quality
- Bass Accuracy
- Bass
- Frequency Response Consistency
- Isolation
- Leakage
- Mids Accuracy
- Mids
- Mids - Tuning
- Sound Profile
- Soundstage - Midrange
- Treble
- Positive
- Negative
Bass Accuracy - The Shure SE425 performs well in the bass area, but the low-bass is lacking by around 4 dB, which has an impact on the low-end thud and rumble. The bass has a 5dB overemphasis that leans towards high bass. Due to coupling concerns discovered during testing, this may provide a sound that is relatively boomy with well-extended bass, albeit there may be some ripple in the low-bass.
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Bass - The balanced, flawlessly equal sound produced by the Shure SE425 has excellent highs. Even though the bass is precise and tight, some people might feel that it could use more punch. The bass is rare but deep and only occasionally heard in the song. Poorly mixed and produced recordings will not be tolerated by the headphones, but FLAC music in high resolution will sound great. Although there are questions about durability, the build quality is strong. Although not the best choice for bass lovers, these headphones offer a well-balanced and fine-grained audio experience.
Frequency Response Consistency - When properly sealed and equipped with the range of tips offered, the Shure SE425 exhibits remarkable frequency response constancy, ensuring constant performance.
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Isolation - The Shure SE425 offers total isolation, emulating a studio environment, and is perfect for usage on public transportation.
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
Leakage - It demonstrates an excellent leakage performance with low levels of leakage above and below 2kHz.
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Mids Accuracy - With a constantly overemphasized response of more than 4dB, the Shure SE425 performs poorly in the mid-range, producing a forward and mid-rangy sound.
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Mids - The Shure SE425's mid-range is excellent; it offers a rich, detailed sound without any graininess. Due to its controlled, precise, and harsh-free reproduction, it is especially well suited for vocal music.
AudioReviews10
06/04/2021
Mids - Tuning - The emphasis on Shure SE425's mid-range is preferred by users as it makes the headphone stand out and an appealing option for anyone looking for great mid-range performance.
AudioReviews10
06/04/2021
Sound Profile - The Shure SE425 has a bass amount of -5.9 dB and a treble amount of -6.83 dB.
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Soundstage - Midrange - Compared to other earphones, the SE425 boasts a forward-sounding mid-range that expands the soundstage. It is one of the most mid-forward earbuds, however the mid-range is lacking in air as a result of the upfront vocal presentation.
AudioReviews10
06/04/2021
Treble - The treble is relaxed with weak s sounds and lacking clarity. It may not suit bass enthusiasts, but works well for vocal and various music genres.
AudioReviews10
06/04/2021
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- Bass Accuracy
- Bass
- Frequency Response Consistency
- Isolation
- Leakage
- Mids Accuracy
- Mids
- Mids - Tuning
- Sound Profile
- Soundstage - Midrange
- Treble
Sources
- RTINGS.com
- YouTube
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
Daniel Read
07/27/2017
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
AudioReviews10
06/04/2021
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
AudioReviews10
06/04/2021
AudioReviews10
06/04/2021
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
AudioReviews10
06/04/2021
AudioReviews10
06/04/2021
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Performance
- Comfort
- Comfort - Stability
- Mixed Usage
- Noise Isolation
- Performance - Commute/Travel
- Performance - Listening & Streaming
- Performance - Vocals
- Positive
- Negative
Comfort - With a variety of tip selections, the Shure SE425 Wired earbuds offer a snug and secure fit. They have an ear-hook style for comfortable wearing. Extended use, though, can still make some people feel worn out. The earbuds have little force and weigh 0.07 lbs.
Comfort - Stability - The robust design of these headphones reduces the possibility of it falling off the ears. Although they might not be as robust as some true ear-hook designs, the flexible faux ear hooks offer a pretty secure fit. As long as the audio wire does not physically pull them out or grab them, they are great for jogging. They are often superior headphones for sports and exercise.
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Mixed Usage - In comparison to the SE315, the Shure SE425 headphones have slightly superior sound quality, making them more appropriate for multi-purpose use. They are suitable for sports and offer a robust, durable construction that is portable and compact. They don't have any controls, offer poor isolation, and might not produce the sound quality that picky listeners are looking for.
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Noise Isolation - The Shure SE425 Wired earphones do reasonably well in terms of isolation. They don't have active noise cancellation; instead, they block the ear canal to block out noise. With 13 dB and 47 dB, respectively, they successfully reduce the mid- and treble frequencies. They don't provide the best isolation, but by depending on ergonomic design, they successfully block out unwanted noise. The noise reduction claimed by Shure is 37dB, which is competitive but not the best in its class. The SE425 earbuds' level of isolation feels comparable to other noise-cancelling headphones, with the exception of the priciest types.
Performance - Commute/Travel - The Shure SE425 headphones are mediocre for commuting and traveling. Compared to the SE315, they offer a little less isolation but are still cozy and portable. They also don't have a control system, which is unfortunate.
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Performance - Listening & Streaming - The Shure SE425 headphones provided a compelling and immersive listening experience. Users will even forget they're wearing it because of the immersive experience.
Louder
08/12/2021
Performance - Vocals - The vocals are clear and distinct, and the stunning reverbs and delays provide a rich listening environment.
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
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- Comfort
- Comfort - Stability
- Mixed Usage
- Noise Isolation
- Performance - Commute/Travel
- Performance - Listening & Streaming
- Performance - Vocals
Sources
- Louder
- RTINGS.com
- YouTube
Louder
08/12/2021
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Louder
08/12/2021
Louder
08/12/2021
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Louder
08/12/2021
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
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Comparison
- Comparison: SE215 vs. Apple Earbuds, & Comparison: SE215 vs. Bose Earphones
- Comparison vs. JH 16s, & Comparison vs. JH5s, & Comparison vs. SE425 Pro
- Comparison vs. SE425 Pro
- Comparison vs. Sennheiser HD 600s
- Comparison vs. Sennheiser
- Comparison vs. Shure SE215, & Comparison vs. SE225
- Comparison vs. Shure SE215
- Comparison vs. Shure SE415
- Comparison vs. ZST
- Positive
- Negative
Comparison: SE215 vs. Apple Earbuds, & Comparison: SE215 vs. Bose Earphones - Upgrading from iPhone earbuds to the SE215 is satisfying. They even sound superior to the Bose around-ear headphones that don't have noise cancellation.
Daniel Read
07/27/2017
Comparison vs. JH 16s, & Comparison vs. JH5s, & Comparison vs. SE425 Pro - IEMs are subject to some misunderstandings that require clarification. Investing in a more expensive IEM often merely results in louder sound, but necessarily better sound quality. Instead, think about updating the SE with Sensaphonic custom tips. Avoid falling into the trap of believing the SE425 Pro sounds better than it actually does. The JH16s sound exactly like the JH5s, with the exception of a tiny volume boost for loud stages.
r/headphones
11/28/2021
Comparison vs. SE425 Pro - The drivers and isolation level of the SE425 and SE425 Pro are the same. The silver SE425 comes with a universal communication cable for use with a mobile phone. Without an in-line microphone, the SE425 Pro is clear and comes with a 64-inch clear cable. For this use, a separate order for the EAC64CL cable can be placed.
r/headphones
11/28/2021
Comparison vs. Sennheiser HD 600s - These earpieces are the best option for the mid-range to sound as natural as possible. Even for open-back headphones, they sound better than the hyped Sennheiser HD 600s, which have a sluggish tone. These earbuds produce sound more quickly than the HD 600s, which provide more air and clarity. They provide an excellent listening experience by essentially dissecting the music.
AudioReviews10
06/04/2021
Comparison vs. Sennheiser - They sound noticeably better than the Sennheiser Momentums. The Momentums perform similarly in the treble and have rolled-off bass and recessed mids. It's a deal for between $100 and $200. They also feature a good build quality and a nice look.
AudioReviews10
06/04/2021
Comparison vs. Shure SE215, & Comparison vs. SE225 - Due to the popularity of fake goods, care should be taken while purchasing stuff like this on eBay. Receiving a counterfeit item is a possibility, especially in light of the price discrepancy. When purchased from reputable music stores like Sweetwater or Musician's Friend, the authentic SE425 headphones normally cost around $235. The SE425s as in-ear monitors for bass playing will follow. The SE215 and SE425 models differ significantly from one another. Compared to the SE215's single driver, the SE425's two drivers are much better at handling frequencies. Although the SE425s have limitations despite being a significant gain over the SE215s, and it can be upgraded to a three or four driver headphone set.
Daniel Read
07/27/2017
Comparison vs. Shure SE215 - The SE425 was considerably more inspirational than the SE215, which had a lo-fi and uninteresting sound. Additionally, the clarity and definition are significantly improved by starting out at a very low volume and progressively turning it up to a comfortable level, especially in the midrange. However, increasing the volume past 60% produced a complex yet cluttered sound. The SE425 is well worth the extra money and provides a broader soundstage and more accurate representation, but the SE215 is an excellent in-ear headphone set for its price range. One of the greatest sound signatures for headphones under $500 is the midrange and clear highs.
Comparison vs. Shure SE415 - The SE425 from Shure has somewhat bigger earbuds but a comparable appearance and feel to the SE315 from Shure. For better fit, they have angled earbuds and an ear-hook design. A luxury sensation is added by the strong, detachable cable that is rubberized. They stand out more aesthetically than the SE315 since they have flashier color palettes.
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Comparison vs. ZST - Although they are pre-plugged during shipment, the earbuds on the Shure SE425 can unplug, and replacing the cord on the ZST is not too difficult.
Corey Veit
04/29/2017
Sources
Tags
- Comparison: SE215 vs. Apple Earbuds, & Comparison: SE215 vs. Bose Earphones
- Comparison vs. JH 16s, & Comparison vs. JH5s, & Comparison vs. SE425 Pro
- Comparison vs. SE425 Pro
- Comparison vs. Sennheiser HD 600s
- Comparison vs. Sennheiser
- Comparison vs. Shure SE215, & Comparison vs. SE225
- Comparison vs. Shure SE215
- Comparison vs. Shure SE415
- Comparison vs. ZST
Sources
- YouTube
- RTINGS.com
Daniel Read
07/27/2017
r/headphones
11/28/2021
r/headphones
11/28/2021
AudioReviews10
06/04/2021
AudioReviews10
06/04/2021
Daniel Read
07/27/2017
Daniel Read
07/27/2017
r/headphones
01/17/2019
Daniel Read
07/27/2017
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Corey Veit
04/29/2017
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Price & Value
- Price - Value
- Positive
- Negative
Price - Value - The 200 pound investment will pay off in the long run. These earphones are well-made, sound fantastic, and are priceless.
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
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- Price - Value
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- YouTube
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
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Miscellaneous
- Issue - Build
- Issue - Comfort
- Issue - Design
- Issue - Falling Out
- Issue - Sound Quality - Neutral
- Issue - Treble Accuracy
- Issue - Usage
- Preference
- Positive
- Negative
Issue - Build - It's preferrable to wear over-ear headphones at the gym to block out outside noise because earbuds have a flimsier construction that facilitates sound leaking, thus, allowing one to concentrate on their workout without being distracted by unwanted pop music.
Louder
08/12/2021
Issue - Comfort - Because of the relatively bulky housing, which can be felt on the back of the ear, they start to feel unpleasant after about an hour.
AudioReviews10
06/04/2021
Issue - Design - The only tiny flaw in the design that comes to mind is that there might be a slight tug on the ears when gazing around or moving up and down when it is linked to a phone and running up through the shirt and over the ears.
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
Issue - Falling Out - The earbuds frequently fall out, even while doing something as easy as walking, it comes unplugged.
Louder
08/12/2021
Issue - Sound Quality - Neutral - For neutral listening, the SE425 earphones provide a poor experience. They still have a strong emphasis on low-mid frequencies, which results in a boomy and muddy sound, despite showing some improvement in the mid and treble range as compared to the SE315. Although singers and instruments may sound pushed forward, uneven high tones make them lack clarity and definition. Additionally, the Soundstage is constrained by their closed-back, in-ear design, making them less suited for listeners with neutral preferences.
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Issue - Treble Accuracy - Inconsistent and underemphasized high-treble results in poor treble performance, lacking air and brilliance in the sound.
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Issue - Usage - The SE425 headphones have uniquely curved earpiece shapes that call for a certain way to wear them. With the help of the memory wire close to the earphones, the earbuds must be twisted in and the cable must be wrapped over the top of the ear. Although practice makes perfect, not everyone may find the cord-over-the-ear to be comfortable, and initially adjusting the earpieces can be bothersome.
Jasmine France - CNET
10/03/2010
Preference - Any additional gear, such as a DAC, amp, or equalization, is unlikely to help if the Shure sound character is not up to one's preference. The inherent qualities of headphones are unique.
r/headphones
01/17/2019
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- Issue - Build
- Issue - Comfort
- Issue - Design
- Issue - Falling Out
- Issue - Sound Quality - Neutral
- Issue - Treble Accuracy
- Issue - Usage
- Preference
Sources
- Louder
- YouTube
- RTINGS.com
- CNET
Louder
08/12/2021
AudioReviews10
06/04/2021
Craig Medlin
11/18/2014
Louder
08/12/2021
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Sam Vafaei, Marc Henney, and Yannick Khong - RTings.com
06/29/2017
Jasmine France - CNET
10/03/2010
r/headphones
01/17/2019
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