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1 / 8Might as well get the AONIC 215 Gen 2 instead.
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Wired-3.5mm is the most common — on 95% of the 38 in-ear monitors we've cataloged (of 39).
Foam is the most common — on 11% of the 53 in-ear monitors we've cataloged (of 39).
True appears on 31% of the 35 in-ear monitors we've cataloged (of 39).
The verdict
If all you care about is sound quality and want to ditch the wires, Shure's earbuds sound great. Still, the AONIC 215 comes up short in almost every other aspect of what you'd want from a pair of portable buds. Listeners who want a more versatile pair of true wireless earbuds may want to consider options from Sony, Apple, or Jabra.
✓Liked: Sound quality, Secure fit, Bluetooth 5.0, aptX and AAC, True wireless adapters are compatible with other Shure in-ears
✕Could be better: Cumbersome charging case, Build quality isn't what you'd expect for the price, No volume controls and can't skip between songs
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