Product Comparison: Westone W50 vs Shure SE846
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- The fit is superb for my ears, probably as close to perfect as I'd get without custom ear monitors. I'm a new Westone Fan!
- They are also super small, and have small sleeves, so very comfortable. Great with SpinFit tips. Yes, they are very expensive, but so is the competition, and I prefer these to the other flagships I've tried.
- These headphone shells have a very stick and lightweight rounded design, and the most important – they stay the same size regardless of driver config.
- They block noises very good, very light weight and comfortable
- The longer silicon ones were great and bright. Comfortable and good isolation, plus quicker and easier to insert.
- 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.
- A terrific soundstage, fast, lots of clarity, out of site for female vocals, great for acoustiic/orchestral, which I think is the hardest thing for any audiophile product to deal with, and the lower and mid bass are very, very accurate and sweet.
- Love, love, love these headphones!!!! Sound quality is superb and I love how I have the option to use on the iPhone as headset with microphone. Clarity is fantastic. These are my upgrade from my previous Westones that didn't even come with the option to use on my IPhone.
- Great sound with the foam ear pieces (terrible on my ears with all of the silicone ones), a bit of a deep bass response but clarity throughout. The fit is superb for my ears, probably as close to perfect as I'd get without custom ear monitors. I'm a new Westone Fan!
- High noise isolation, can't hear much even without sound playing.
- I like bass, but these are overkill. I say that because the bass bleeds into men's vocals and becomes obnoxious. Fitting a looser earpiece with more acoustic venting is too thin sounding. Returning these.
- Not many cons I have found so far, except the Alo reference cable, can be annoying AF if you plan to listen to W80 with the cable while moving around. Otherwise, stick to the original cable.
- 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