Shure - SRH440

Design-
Full black, minimalist, premium material feel. At first, I was a little skeptical about the plastic construction. But I handled it myself. feels solid, rigid. Detatchable chord makes it even better. One minor thing is that the ear cups have a small wire going in, which is exposed. It looks and feels delicate, and if something happens to it, it will be a nightmare. Headband gives you a good grip, as well as is soft.
One more thing I feel should have been included was, a longer cable to be able to use it with PC.
Comfort-
Only two words, Super good! I'll be straight forward here, not the best in comfort that I have experienced, but Shure, why not! (get it?? :D ). Never mind.
Performance-
Sound is very balanced, neutral. You can as well say that it is flat. But that is what we asked for. Nice and punchy bass, not too over powering. good mids, not too convinced about the highs though.

Overall-
Good passive isolation, budget friendly price, amazing sound quality for the value you put in, good comfort, Happinedd indeed! I would highly recommend this product if you are tight on a budget.

Cheers!

Design - Exactly how I wanted them to be, plastic feels rigid enough. Materials feel premium. Left and right indicators do help at a glance. Coiled wire, that's a plus. Would have loved to have a longer cable to use with the PC though.
One more basic thing I noticed, wires going to ear cups are exposed, which I do not think is a good idea.
Comfort - Good comfort, not as good as my previous ones, Siberia v2, at least for longer hours, but cannot ask for more.
Sound Performance - At this budget, no product offers this quality and performance that Shure does, so that's again a plus.
Overall, very Happy with the product.

Bass is minimal.4/5
Mids are rich.5/5
Just awesome right treble.5/5
Rich mids allow you to hear details.
Build quality should have been better.The joints are made of plastic and little screws that are easy to break,so,it takes much care and pamper.3/5
Leather case is good for carrying the headphone.4/5

Shure - SRH440

I am an avid extreme metal / opera , classical listener and this is the perfect headphones for it . The bass is minimal compared to other headphones and that makes it the best choice for music with intricate detailing in sound .
Too Awesome for its price tag.
Go for it !
SHURE SRH440

If you really want to experience a balanced sound for which a particular song or music was made for without altering its genuinity, this is a steal at this price.. Although its bulky, the cord is heavy however, if you are music lover you will prefer listening at home in peace of your room, so its size won't be a problem for you..
All you care about music, then at this price range getting a shure product is priceless.
I searched through a lot of other products around this price range, including audio technica, beyerdynamic, akg, Sony, sennheiser but shure srh-440 stood tall in all reviews I could catch hold of.
I am using it with android phone and it still sounds great with some adjustment of equalizer. I am yet to play it with my fiio x1, HD tracks and fiio amplifier.. So you can imagine how my music experience gonna be in next coming days..
Very happy to own this..

I shortlist multiple headphones for my Roland edrums and finalizing Shure SRH440 was the best freaking decision. Great feedback, amazing comfort and comes with spiral cable (a must have accessories). Also in Headphones Zone you will find the best deal available, I compared price with Amazon, flipkart, bajaao, furtados n so on.... plus the shipping was quick (amid lockdown) and well packed.
Just go for it🤘🏻

I bought the Shure SRH440 only last week and have spent around 4-5 hours listening to them so far. Initial impression is really positive. Its frequency response on paper is a popular 10hz - 22khz, but it seems Shure has tuned it close to accuracy. I also have a Grado SR80i and they both fall in the same price range. I have had Grado since 2013 and just love them for what they are. The SRH440 is better in some ways. The sound in general appears smoother, its got a nice pace/timing, the left/right channels are very nicely balanced. I think I like the SRH440 a bit more than the SR80i. Also, its Impedence at 44 ohms is higher than SR80's 32 ohms, which means that the Shure will benefit more from a good DAC. So maybe in that sense, this SRH440 is also better. Overall, I'm happy and really excited to see how its sound reproduction improves after around 100 hours of initial burn-in.

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