The Shure RMCE-UNI Remote Mic Cable for SE Earphonesfrom Shure RMCE-UNI Remote Mic Cable for SE Earphonesis a replacement 3.5mm cable with microphone and controls for Shure Sound Isolating earphones. It features selectable operation for both Apple and Android devices through a switch on the back of the control pod. The inline microphone provides clarity for calls and voice prompts, while the remote allows for volume and playback control.

MMCX Connectors for Shure SE Earphones    Fits SE215, SE315, SE425, SE535 & SE846    Includes Inline Microphone and Remote    Provides Volume and Playback Control    Compatible with Apple & Android Devices    3.5mm Stereo Plug

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The noise cancellation mechanism here is purely passive, right? (Active cancellation still takes a battery?)

A: These in-ears do not utilize sound-cancellation (active noise control), which is the powered production of a secondary sound intended to reduce or cancel-out unwanted external sound. Instead, Shure's entire SE line of in-ear monitors use isolation to acoustically block out unwanted external sound. The replaceable eartips work like earplugs to create an acoustic seal around the nozzle (where the audio is ported out into the ear). Each earphone set includes a fit kit containing various sizes and types of eartips for you to try. Once you have selected the pair that fits you best, having a proper fit will in turn provide you with the best possible audio experience, as well as the lowest level of external noise.

Q: 2. What type of USB connector does the charging case use?

A: The included charging case for the Shure RMCE-TW2 True Wireless Adapter for SE-Series In-Ear Headphones (BH # SHRMCETW2) features a micro type B,USB connection.

Q: 3. Is there a Shure brand extension cable for the SE215?

A: Shure does not offer an extension cable for the Shure SE215 Sound-Isolating Stereo Earphones, but you can use a standard 3.5mm TRS female to 3.5mm TRS male extension cable to extend the length of the Shure cable, such as the Hosa Technology Stereo Mini Male to Stereo Mini Female Audio Cable - 10' (B&H # HOSMMSMF10). Additionally, there are Shure cables available in different lengths. The IFB cable is only available in 46" length and the cable that is included with the SE215 earphones is also 46" long, but there is an 64" cable available which is the Shure EAC64CL Earphone Cable with Gold-Plated MMCX Connectors - Clear, 64" (B&H # SHEAC64CL).

Q: 4. what is the width of the flexible cable (not the plug which is 3.5mm)?

A: I am not sure I completely understand your question. If you could rephrase that it would be extremely helpful. Specs for the EAC64CL - (Clear 3.5mm cable that is included) The cable it's self is 64 inch long. The part of the cable that loops around your ear is 3 inches long. The diameter is 1/8 of an inch wide.

Q: 5. How are these compared to the SHURE SE846, the difference is too big?

A: I found the difference big, although not sure price difference is completely justified. But, 846's have more bass, can play much louder and still get full, clear sound. Having bought both ,(they fit my ears better than other brands) I would not go back to the 535's; the 846's are much more involving. Hope that helps.

Q: 6. how do the se535 compare to the se215 earphones?

A: To me the se535 is the best sounding earbud I have ever used. I listen to my music at no less than 44k and up to 192k. I get the fullness and quality of sound better than I ever have. Unfortunately everyone is different. Some people claim to not hear the difference between an MP3 and HD music. So if that's the case you probably wouldn't notice the difference in the earbuds either. For me though I highly recommend the se535. Good luck.

Q: 7. I am having trouble decided between the Shure SE215 and SE315, is it worth the price jump?

A: Apologies in advance for this generic answer, not a model-specific one ...IEM audio quality vs. cost has sharply diminishing returns. Among well-made IEMs, your first $100 gives 80-95% of the available sound quality improvement. Your next $400 only dials in fussy bits. Granted, I love my Shure SE535s. But I've paid 15% of their cost for IEMs that sound 95% as good.Granted, individual tastes vary (e.g., bass fans vs. flat fans). But this diminishing returns rule is pretty universal. So, if you're fussy and well-funded, sure, go big. Otherwise, don't envy the next quality step up; it's almost always smaller than you think.

Q: 8. Does this earphone have mic?

A: This version of SE215 does not have a mic on the cable. If you'd like to add a mic to these ear buds, you can purchase this replacement cable with mic as an addition, BH #SHRMCEUNI.

Q: 9. Can these be plugged in on an airplane?

A: Yes the Shure SE215 headphones can be used on an airplane.

Q: 10. what is the warranty period on this earbuds?

A: This product has a two year, limited manufacturer's warranty.