These small Shure Silicone Flex Sleeves for Sound Isolating Earphonesfrom Shure Silicone Flex Sleeves for Sound Isolating Earphonesare made of soft gray silicone to conform to your ear canal. Five pairs are included.

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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do these fit Shure E2c in-ear monitors?

A: The Shure Silicone Flex Sleeves for Shure Sound Isolating Earphones (Large, 5 Pairs) BH #SHEASFX110L are made to fit the Shure E2c Earphones.

Q: 2. Can I order just a black cable for my Shure SE215?

A: Yes. Here is the most current, black, replacement cable for the SE215's BH #SHRMCEUNI.

Q: 3. can I use this to talk on the phone ?

A: You will either need to get the appropriate Shure RMCE cable (available with various connector options, or a Bluetooth version. Alternativly, Shure also makes this available packaged with the Bluetooth cable. Follow this link for the various cable options as well as the version that comes prepackaged with the Bluetooth cable. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?sts=ma&setNs=p_PRICE_2%7c0&Ns=p_PRICE_2%7c0&sortType=default&srtclk=sort&N=0&Ntt=shure%20rmce

Q: 4. 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: 5. The specs written for the blue, black and clear earbuds are all slightly different. But is there really any difference between them aside from the color?

A: No, the only difference between the blue, black and clear versions is the color. The black and clear are standard colors while the blue finish is a special edition. Specs are actually the same for all three.

Q: 6. Are these safe and effective at war reenactments and motor races? I want to monitor audio but block out REALLY loud noises.

A: Yes, the Shure SE215 Pro Sound-Isolating Earphones (Clear) effectively act / operate the same as ear-plugs with external noise.

Q: 7. Is there a blue tooth version of this earphone?

A: Shure AONIC 215 Gen 2 Bluetooth True Wireless In-Ear Headphones (Black), BH #SHSE21DYBTW2, are the current true wireless Bluetooth version of the SE215 earphones. Also, you may consider swapping out the cable on this model with the Westone Full Resolution Bluetooth Cable, BH #WEBTCFRA, which will convert the headphones into Bluetooth earphones.

Q: 8. Do the sleeves fit E2 earphones?

A: No, these sleeves will not fit E2 earphones.

Q: 9. 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: 10. what is the size?

A: They are all one size - fairly large/long, but pliable. You can trim the tip to fit your ears as needed. I prefer the foam tips, however, I ordered these for my dad who has small ear canals and has a problem getting the foam to fit. He trimmed them down and uses them regularly as they are narrower than other tips.