I'd sold my previous pair of Shure 215 IEMs when I bought my Apple AirPods a year ago. Soon realised that nothing beats a wired IEM/headset and picked up the 215 Aonic IEMs a few days ago.

This version of the 215 Aonic has an in-line mic, and attending calls in the midst of listening to music is a big plus for me (I connect via the Apple lightning to 3.5mm adapter ).

Great music at a reasonable cost.

Design wise, the fit is excellent. With the Foam tips provides fantastic, bordering on riskily silent passive sound isolation; Which adds this sense of focus on the music being played; akin to the tightness of music in an acoustically treated studio, however, here through the 215's sonic character/colour of course.

Talking of which, the image/sound stage feels a bit narrowed if one really pays attention to it, however, the in-ear design with the driver's tuning and in a full sealed fit scenario, brings the music to a convincingly pleasurable musical experience! The low end on these Blue In-ears seems a bit more bloomed out but not necessarily in an annoying destructive way. The presence and strength of many of the mids and high frequencies especially with a certain sense of sheen on vocals makes listening to these a surprisingly enjoyable experience, if one were not really nitpicking.
Also, it may not be considered a benefit to most others out there but in a way I'm glad the high cut roll off starts early and falls to 17.5KHz, as even if you do play it loud, your ears are protected upto a certain extent from the energy of the highest of the frequencies which is the first to go in hearing loss as one ages. A random plus point imho.

I wanted a good sounding wired IEM with a Microphone, well-built cord-damage free, stable and sound isolating earphones, convenient to take on rides outside, hence chose this amongst the others available on HPZ at this price bracket. I also am considering using these IEMs while tracking in the Studio personally, as due to the nature of the isolation with foam tips, I get to also hear the resonance of my body more clearly while singing and hence can adjust my body to deliver a better performance.

All in all, not an IEM with the widest soundstage nor the best frequency balance and spectrum, but for what it delivers in its combination of features and musical performance for the price, I'd recommend them.

The SHURE PLAY App development and bugs on Android are a pain to deal with. Not much response from Shure Support for the App. So, unable to comment on the additional features and sonics available through the PLAY App. Let's hope they fix the bugs soon.

I am a newbie here and using a high-quality IEM for the first time. Amazed to sense some music elements in my favourite songs which I haven't felt till now. Thumbs up to Headphone Zone and Shure for introducing right enablers to sense the beauty of music which is unheard by many. Looking forward to exploring more possibilities in enjoying music through options available at Headphone Zone.

If My younger son likes it, then it is real good. And he is very Happy with them. Thanks

The product has definitely put a smile on my face... cheers

Very good sounding iem...took a week to get used to the foam tips...sound quality is very good...detailed sound...i do use eq to bring slight v shaped sound as out of box it is flat sound signature...dac/amp brings even more clarity and separation of instruments.

I really don't know why I didn't buy these earlier as I'm a musician and have been using the shure sm58 microphone forever...and i gotta say these earphones are flat as flatness can be and really crispy the bass is nice and punchy but not muddy good seperation and mids and highs are where they should be i just bought this pair to test out and boy i was not disappointed ...will be buying another pair in some time to use as in ears for live gigs that is how much I like them...the price not so much would have been nice it they were priced at 7-8k but then again I've bought so many chi-fi monitors so i got used to that but at the end they are awesome and anyone thinking of buying them go for them with your eyes closed ...trust me you will not...i repeat...NOT be disappointed....!!!! And thanks to Headphone Zone for existing in India and the world.......!!!!!

Great sounding IEMs. The Android/iOS switch is a brilliant touch.

What is the A and i switch in the mic console.

Of all the earphones and headphones with a flat sound signature that I've used, this is the one that actually lives up to that "flat" definition. I've opened the insanely compact and pretty box which is round-shaped and surprised by the very well-thought-out packaging! The build of the earphone is sturdy. There is a very cool iOS-Android toggle switch in the remote of the earphone! I've not seen this kind of implementation anywhere else! The blue variant which I've bought looks very cool! Though I found the wearing mechanism somewhat discombobulating.

Now, the sound. It is divine! Truly flat, as I've said earlier. You'll notice that the moment you put them on. The rated impedance is only 17 ohms, so it is easily driven by any music source. ( I've even used it with an ancient HTC phone with Windows mobile OS in it to test it, and it ran flawlessly!)The mids are crystal-clear, with bass and treble firmly put into their respective places. Now, as I listen to a lot of classical music (both Western and Indian), I was apprehensive about the treble a bit. All my previous flat sounding earphones or headphones leaked treble into the mids; but not in this case.

The list of songs that I've played is as follows, along with the singers and the systems in which I played them:
1. Goodbye Jimmy Reed (Bob Dylan) on Spotify, Android
2. Mother of Muses (Bob Dylan) on Spotify, Android
3. Maze Maaher Pandhari (Pandit Bhimsen Joshi) on Youtube Music, Android
4. Aarambhi Vandin Ayodhyecha Raja (Pandit Bhimsen Joshi) on Youtube Music, Android
5. Can't Truss It (Public Enemy) on Spotify, iOS with bass boost off
6. Can't Truss It (Public Enemy) on Spotify, iOS with bass boost on
7. I Feel The Earth Move (Carole King) on Amazon Music, iOS
8. Hard To Make A Stand (Sheryl Crow) on Apple Music
9. Midnight Sky (Miley Cyrus) on Spotify, Linux
10. Concerto for Violine and Orchestra No. 1 in G minor, op. 26 [Marek Janowski(baton) and Noah Bendix-Balgley(concertmaster)] on Berliner Philharmoniker App, Android

I'm very satisfied with the product! This is the first-ever product that I'm reviewing on the first day of using it. You can bet that I love it very much! The fact that it was delivered by Headphone Zone on the birthday of Begum Akhtar(7th October) was the icing on the cake! I hope this review helps make a purchase decision. Thanks for reading this.

The response is flat, fit is good - although its quite annoying to keep getting the bendable part of the cable around your ears each time.

If you're looking for a fun* set of IEMs this is likely not it. Although, if what youre looking for an accurate response for on the go production or performance on stage, this will do well.

Excellent Product, Great Sound

I purchased the Shure AONIC 215 with high expectations, given the brand's reputation for quality. While the sound performance and fit were excellent, the cable has been a huge letdown.

Shockingly, the cable stopped working almost immediately after the warranty expired. This kind of failure from a premium product is extremely disappointing. I expected better durability and longevity, especially for the price.

Replacing the cable now feels like an unnecessary expense that could have been avoided with better quality control. Shure really needs to address this issue to maintain customer trust.

I loved the product initially, but this experience makes me hesitant to recommend it or invest in Shure products again.

I have so many expensive earphones but shure aonic se215 is blasting the sound at high volume and this is 10000 rs. earphones so sad and HZ is not mentioning on paper this earphones is blasting ths sound....very sad