Product Comparison: Westone W40 vs Shure SE846
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- With regards to their size, it's really impressive how they were able to fit 4 armature drivers and crossover circuitry in such a small package.
- The thin sound tube seems to be reason, It allows fairly deep insertion leading to good isolation and consistent, comfortable fit.
- It comes with many in-ear tips to ensure a solid and comfortable fit.
- Comfort is excellent and I haven't found any issues with cord looping over the ears (and I do wear glasses).
- They are also extremely comfortable. I use them to listen to music before I go to sleep, and I frequently wake up early in the morning with them on with no problem in my ears.
- Better than any of the apple earbuds or random-brand cheap earbuds I've owned. They're super comfortable so I can easily sleep with them on.
- This bundle let me get the color I wanted (clear) without spending more $$ on a separate cable. Overall, a no-brainer.
- They also come with 2 cords, a variety of silicone and foam tips and a very sturdy case. Very solid build quality.
- The straight cable has the controls and mic.
- Sound isolation is good for flying.
- I am not a fan of headphones that put the mic on one side vs the middle cable. It just feels like it is pulling on that side.
- The other big problem is that control for the phone also is in an awkward place. I really tried to get used to these and no matter what I do I am not happy wearing them.
- Sound quality is warm and sound stage has good depth, but lacks good highs.
- These are just great. Great quality. I am a drummer and play live shows alot.
- Sound quality is pretty good. Also nice to use while running as they stay in ear quite well.
- Unbelievable sound, very balanced, if you want more bass or treble sounds you have to equalize in the device
- The headphones DO NOT have the built in mic and volume control (at least the package I got).
- I love the headphones, but the mic/remote kit is completely useless. The volume buttons do not control the volume on my phone.
- I'm enjoying the headphones but they don't isolate quite as much noise as I was hoping they would