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From the manufacturer
SE846 earphones take audio to the next level, on every level. The sound isolating design blocks out background noise for an immersive, true-to-life experience - perfect for the stage or the street.
Brief Overview:
- Immersive, Superior Audio
- Wireless Connectivity, Communication & Control
- Lasting Comfort & Custom Fit
- Dedicated Headphone Amplifier
- 10 Hour Battery Life
- USB-Micro B Charging Port (charging cable included)
- 10 m (30 ft) Wireless Range
SE846 Wireless Sound Isolating Earphones
State-of-the-Art.
With four high-definition drivers, a groundbreaking low-pass filter for true subwoofer performance, and a customizable frequency response, the SE846 Earphones are engineered for a perfectly tailored listening experience. Includes multiple cable options for wireless Bluetooth 5 connection with dedicated headphone amp, and wired 3.5 mm (with and without communication features) for Apple/iOS and Android devices.
New Wireless Earphone features (with BT2) vs. Wireless models (with BT1) include:
- New Bluetooth 5 wireless capability (an upgrade to prior BT1 Bluetooth 4.1 connection in previous models).
- Premium headphone amp for improved high-fidelity audio over prior models with support for multiple codecs: Qualcomm aptX audio, aptX HD, aptX Low Latency, AAC, and SBC enable superior digital audio.
- Improved battery life – now 10 hours vs 8 in previous wireless bundle models.
Key Features
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Four Hi Def DriversFour high-definition drivers in each ear for extended high-end clarity and a groundbreaking low-pass filter for true subwoofer performance in a convenient and portable package. Sensitivity: 114 dB SPL/mW. Frequency Range: 15 Hz –20 kHz. Speaker Type: Quad High-Definition. Impedance: 9 Ω. Additional specifications are available in the user guide. |
Sound IsolationComfortable sound isolating sleeves block up to 37 dB of ambient noise. Sound isolation technology prevents outside noise from interfering with your listening experience, whether onstage or on-the-go. Shure Sound Isolating Earphones require a proper fit to achieve the best sound. Comes with Premium Fit Kit that includes Soft Flex Sleeves (S,M,L), Foam Sleeves (S,M,L), Yellow Foam Sleeves and Triple Flange Sleeves. |
Detachable CableInnovative detachable cable system ensures multiple connectivity options for long-term device compatibility, upgrades and flexibility. Pair with any Bluetooth device, or plug directly in with options for Android and iOS. Flexibility never sounded so impressive. |
Features & Benefits
- Bluetooth 5 Wireless Technology pairs with most phones, laptops and tablets, with up to 10 hours of battery life and 30 feet (10 meters) of range.
- Premium, wireless audio performance with clear sound and deep bass. A dedicated, premium headphone amplifier provides superior, high-fidelity audio quality with wireless capability.
- Support for multiple codecs. Qualcomm aptX audio, aptX HD, aptX Low Latency, AAC, and SBC enable superior digital audio.
- Inline remote and microphone offers seamless control for phone calls, voice commands, and easily accessible operation of volume and music playback.
- Secure, over-the-ear design ensures earphones stay in place for unmatched, long-wearing comfort.
- Includes Bluetooth 5 communication cable with dedicated headphone amp, Universal 3.5 mm communication cable, standard 3.5 mm audio cable, micro-USB charging cable, clothing clip, two pairs of nozzle inserts, nozzle removal key, premium carrying case, and fit kit with wide variety of sleeves.
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| Sound Signature | Clear Sound + Deep Bass | Accurate Natural Sound | Spacious Sound + Rich Bass | Extended High-End Clarity and Unparalleled Low-End Performance |
| Sensitivity (1kHz) | 107 dB SPL/mW | 109 dB SPL/mW | 119 dB SPL/mW | 114 dB SPL/mW |
| Impedance (1kHz) | 17 Ω | 20 Ω | 36 Ω | 9 Ω |
| Noise Attenuation | Up to 37 dB | Up to 37 dB | Up to 37 dB | Up to 37 dB |
| Frequency Range | 22 Hz – 17.5 kHz / 21 Hz – 17 kHz (SPE) | 20Hz – 19kHz | 18 Hz – 19 kHz / 18 Hz – 19.5 kHz (LTD) | 15Hz – 20kHz |
| Included Sleeves | Soft Flex, Foam | Soft Flex, Foam, Yellow Foam, Triple Flange | Soft Flex, Foam, Yellow Foam, Triple Flange | Soft Flex, Foam, Yellow Foam, Triple Flange |
| Carrying Case | Soft Zip Case | Premium Carrying Case (oval) | Premium Carrying Case (oval) | Premium Carrying Case (square) |
| Extras | 1/4" Adapter | 1/4" Adapter | 1/4" Adapter, Nozzle Removal Key, Nozzle Inserts, Polishing Cloth |
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First I’ll say that I purchased these because I wanted to listen to one of my favorite artist album with these. (FKA Twigs, MAGDALENE) and the sound quality of these is amazing. I like the white filters the best. I just wish these things would play textures more aggressively. I also heard things I wasn’t able to hear before while using regular earphones. I think all three of these filters do really well with live performance tracks. The blue filters are very very neutral and great for making music. The black filters do really good on the low end, but of course you have to sacrifice the higher end frequencies, but you’ll never have to sacrifice clarity with these. I was skating and I couldn’t even hear my skateboard, or the noisy cars. Truly noise canceling. But you have to make sure that you get a good deal with earbuds you choose. The only thing I find really amazing about these is the absolute noise cancelation. If you can’t afford these, they aren’t worth it, get something else. I think the true price of these earphones is at most 600$ not 1000. I think these are grossly overpriced. why not provide an extra cord for everything? An extra wireless adaptor, an extra regular cord? And other new filters? It’s been, what? 7 years (correct next if I’m wrong) why are these still 1000 dollars? Great sound, don’t get me wrong, however these are worth 500-600 dollars not 1k.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 31, 2020
First I’ll say that I purchased these because I wanted to listen to one of my favorite artist album with these. (FKA Twigs, MAGDALENE) and the sound quality of these is amazing. I like the white filters the best. I just wish these things would play textures more aggressively. I also heard things I wasn’t able to hear before while using regular earphones. I think all three of these filters do really well with live performance tracks. The blue filters are very very neutral and great for making music. The black filters do really good on the low end, but of course you have to sacrifice the higher end frequencies, but you’ll never have to sacrifice clarity with these. I was skating and I couldn’t even hear my skateboard, or the noisy cars. Truly noise canceling. But you have to make sure that you get a good deal with earbuds you choose. The only thing I find really amazing about these is the absolute noise cancelation. If you can’t afford these, they aren’t worth it, get something else. I think the true price of these earphones is at most 600$ not 1000. I think these are grossly overpriced. why not provide an extra cord for everything? An extra wireless adaptor, an extra regular cord? And other new filters? It’s been, what? 7 years (correct next if I’m wrong) why are these still 1000 dollars? Great sound, don’t get me wrong, however these are worth 500-600 dollars not 1k.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 21, 2021
First, noise isolation: I ride a motorcycle. These are almost TOO isolating, and I may need to find some tips that allow some sound in. But being able to hear the opening notes of "Skateaway" at 50mph? Incredible.
Sound quality: The richness of the sound, and the seemingly bottomless deep notes, blending with the faithful reproduction of voice, strings - everything I could throw at them - the experience of the sound in a public setting almost feels a little "naughty" - like everyone else is just sitting in traffic, and I'm at the mixing console of a recording studio, picking up sounds like a singer taking a breath before breaking into a chorus. That's the "violation of physics" - my body is in a noisy intersection, but my eardrums are in an intimate studio hearing musicians. All from a couple things smaller than my fingertips. How??
Fit: Several people mentioned that the standard (braided cord with 3.5mm jack) cords are hard to get "seated" around the ear. I tried them briefly and can't disagree. The bluetooth adapter has more flexible cords and I found I could make them sit so perfectly around my ear that I forgot I was wearing them.
There's no avoiding the elephant in the room: The price. Outside of exotic gear designed for A-list performers on stage, these are about the most expensive IEM's around. If you can afford them, just buy them. Yes, they are worth it. If it's a stretch, see if there are any repacks or "used/like new" available.
Decadent. Indulgent. Seems to violate some law of physics.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 21, 2021
I had a pair of SE-535's for many years and losing them was a sad note on an otherwise wonderful trip. They were the best earphones I ever had, and I could not bring myself to replace them at the time. Happily, circumstances changed, and I finally broke down and got a pair of the 846's.Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 21, 2021
First, noise isolation: I ride a motorcycle. These are almost TOO isolating, and I may need to find some tips that allow some sound in. But being able to hear the opening notes of "Skateaway" at 50mph? Incredible.
Sound quality: The richness of the sound, and the seemingly bottomless deep notes, blending with the faithful reproduction of voice, strings - everything I could throw at them - the experience of the sound in a public setting almost feels a little "naughty" - like everyone else is just sitting in traffic, and I'm at the mixing console of a recording studio, picking up sounds like a singer taking a breath before breaking into a chorus. That's the "violation of physics" - my body is in a noisy intersection, but my eardrums are in an intimate studio hearing musicians. All from a couple things smaller than my fingertips. How??
Fit: Several people mentioned that the standard (braided cord with 3.5mm jack) cords are hard to get "seated" around the ear. I tried them briefly and can't disagree. The bluetooth adapter has more flexible cords and I found I could make them sit so perfectly around my ear that I forgot I was wearing them.
There's no avoiding the elephant in the room: The price. Outside of exotic gear designed for A-list performers on stage, these are about the most expensive IEM's around. If you can afford them, just buy them. Yes, they are worth it. If it's a stretch, see if there are any repacks or "used/like new" available.
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Jeff Gibson
Excellent reproduction with these monitors
Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on October 6, 2019Arkbird
Misunderstood by the average joe
Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on October 9, 2019
Arkbird
Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on October 9, 2019
Before I got these I was really actually telling myself there is no way these are not some overpriced pieces of plastic. Even after receiving and unboxing, I still had that puzzled wtf look on my face as to how they could explain something so simple being worth so much. The box with that little rubber feeling was nice, yes, but nowhere extraordinary. Started going through the content: replacement ear buds, a micro-usb charging cable (really?), a hardcase cover, 1/4" adapter, handsfree adapter, bluetooth adapter, regular 3.5mm adapter cord and then it hit me. Through all this stuff, I noticed a little shiny key and a pillbox. Shuffled through the instruction manual and figured it was something they called "interchangeable nozzle insert" (Say what? more on that later). As silly as that might sound, I quickly plugged these into my super duper phone to try them out with my 320 kbps mp3 files to minutes later scream Myth Busted, these are junks! They sat in their box for a few days until I decided to figure out what is actually going on here. Snooped around online and figured this wasn't just some random overseas company, they seem like they really do know what they're doing. Look at their twitter, they're taking pictures with cameras probably worth the price of my house! Looked around some more and found out that perhaps simple mp3 files might not cut it. I found some FLACs and set up to play them on my comphuzer. I had nothing to test these against so had to find out which of my current gaming headset sounded the best. GSP 670 vs SE846, let's do it.
As anything, you start with your vegetables so I listened to a few songs with the 670. I spent a few minutes contemplating why I missed out on FLACs for so long in my life. You remember that Titanium song that played on the radio until we all went nut a few years back? I listened to the first 30 seconds on repeat, it was that good. And then the ultimate moment I'd been waiting for all week came. It was time to try out the 1000$ headphones. I plugged them and ahead we went. Within seconds, I was blown away, because I literally almost turned deaf. These drive so much louder, close to like 51% louder. Jokes aside, once I turned it down a few notches, for those in the know about ASMR, I literally had tingles from my experience. And you know the worst part? That same song mentioned earlier that I really really hate, I went through a whole minute of it without even noticing. It's a completely different world when you listen to something for the sounds instead of lyrics. Another thing you really quickly notice is that the washing machine running in the room across from you, went from a loud rumbling the house is gonna fall apart to a light thumping. I could go on and on about all this but it wouldn't make a difference in your opinion until you've tried something of this level.
Now let's get back to those plastic sticks in the pill box they scientifically call "inserts". I laughed at how ridiculous they looked. Like little straws for ants but at one end, an o-ring and colored paper taped to the walls. According to the little guide book, they change the sound by +/- 2.5 dB, whatever that means. The procedure to swap them out was far from a walk in the park. I was afraid to rip my memory foam earbuds tips by the amount of pulling force I had to apply to get them apart. And then you have to carefully remove the threaded collar with that tool, pop the little insert out, line up the new ones, put it all back together while making sure you don't break anything (I mean I'm more used to work on tractor size nut and bolts, gimme a break). And then I wondered: if I swapped both of them out, how would I know if they made a difference at all solely from memory? You guessed it, I went half and half. After trying them out, I decided to stick with Neutral, as I listen to music for the lyrics more than anything else. In my non white coat sound expert words: The difference they make is either more bass or more instruments.
So if you're still around reading at this point reading through my whole review of this product, here's my personal opinion. If you ended up here, there is a 95% chance you are not some 12 year old high school kid looking for Beats to annoy the hell out of everyone in the bus everyday from 4 to 6. You've probably done some research on the product and know what it involves or are looking for something very specific. I consider myself as an average Joe and before I went through all the process explained here, I couldn't possibly ever understand the nonsense. Now with that being said, would I ever go out and purchase a set of earbuds that are this expensive on my own? Probably not. But the main reason is that my limited 128gb phone couldn't handle my increasingly music collection at an average 50mb a pop for very long, if I were to switch to FLACs. As with anything, check yourself before you wreck yo self.
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icemanbob
Exquisite
Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on November 21, 2019
Kris B.
Amazing sound!
Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on October 8, 2019
