Best Shure SE 535 Wireless Black Friday – The in-ears of the SE series from Shure are updated with the new wireless version: From now on, these in-ears also work wirelessly thanks to Bluetooth.
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Best Shure SE 535 Wireless Black Friday And Cyber Monday Deals And Sales 2021
1. Shure SE535 Wireless Earphones
2. Shure SE535-V+BT1 Wireless Sound Isolating Earphones
3. Shure RMCE-BT2 High-Resolution Bluetooth 5.0
4. Shure SE425 Wireless Earphones
Best Shure SE 535 Wireless Black Friday Review
Scope of delivery, design & processing
The scope of delivery of the Shure SE 535 Wireless, which is only available with bronze-colored housings, includes a transport case, jack adapter, eight pairs of earmolds (foam, silicone, fir tree) and a volume control adapter as well as a USB charging cable and two new highlights. On the one hand, they consist of a cable with a universal remote control including a microphone for wired use. It replaces the pure audio cable supplied in the standard version and, like this, uses space-saving MMCX connectors.
On the other hand, the wireless version includes a cable with an integrated Bluetooth receiver unit. However, this relies on SBC (subband codec) instead of the aptX codec, which is superior in terms of sound quality. A lapel clip is included as a little extra. As befits a well-known manufacturer like Shure, all contact surfaces of the connectors are of course gold-plated to protect them from corrosion. For users of smartphones or tablets who do not rely on Android or iOS, a manual external volume control is included, which is located on a mini extension cable.
In terms of design, I can’t see any innovations at first glance. Fortunately, the robustness of the in-ears has not changed. They are still ideally suited to stand on the stage with their husband or headphones. If you are interested in details and comfort, our main test of the Shure SE 535 (for testing) is recommended.
Functions & handling
In order to use the Bluetooth feature of the SE 535 Wireless, the enclosed receiver unit must be used. It forwards the received signal to the in-ears via a cable connection. So both button headphones are connected to each other by cable, with the receiving unit in the middle of the cable. A remote control for smart devices is also installed on this cable. Their operating functions are largely identical to those of the wired remote. Only the choice between “i” and “A” mode is omitted here. The connection is effortless. A nice feature is that when you switch on, the maximum remaining operating time is announced according to the current battery charge level. A micro USB socket on the Bluetooth receiver is used to charge the battery.
The MMCX connectors of both cables are firmly and securely in the in-ears. Once plugged in, they do not slip out even with a strong cable pull. The remote control integrated in the new audio cable has a switch on the underside that can be used to switch between the “i” and “A” modes. The remote works with either iOS (mode “i”) or Android devices (mode “A”). Only three buttons adorn the top of the remote control.
The volume can be adjusted with “+” and “-“. The middle button is much more complex. Press once to play and pause tracks, press twice to go to the next track. Pressing three times skips to the previous track. A repeat function is also integrated. The instruction manual states that the user should “click three times after 6 seconds”. But six seconds after what? The user has to find out for himself. What is meant here is probably six seconds after the next track has started to play. That would be nothing more than skipping back.
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Operation becomes even more confusing because the two key combinations of the audio and Bluetooth cable confirm identical key press combinations of the middle key with different control functions. If, for example, the middle button is held after a double click, it takes care of fast-forwarding with the wired remote control, but with the Bluetooth cable it activates the voice assistant on the mobile device. In addition, there are some other differences, the execution of which would go beyond the scope at this point.
Yes, it all reads complicated … and unfortunately it is in practice. For my taste, there may be four or five buttons on a remote control, if that accommodates the simplicity of operation. At least, as a user, I would like a certain consistency in operation. So the user is faced with two different remote controls that require a steeper learning curve. On the one hand, this is a disadvantage for occasional users. On the other hand, if you get involved with the complexity of the remote, you will get a variety of control functions in a small space for different purposes.
Sound
In the bass range, the Shure SE535 need support from the equalizer or bass boost for my listening taste on the playback device / amplifier. With this help, the headphones then deliver clearly contoured basses, which are still anything but massive. Above all, higher bass levels between about 75 and 100 Hz are made audible. Even in deep bass, these button headphones are very reserved. With the aforementioned EQ support, even the sub basses of Urban Music are implemented in a way that is perceptible.
The SE535 are particularly strong in the middle without losing their balance. As with the Special Edition designed for the Asian market (a test will follow shortly); the assertive mids also dominate in the variant of the SE535 tested here. However, the heights in this case – although also brilliant – are set up to be significantly silky in comparison. Cutting heights or even hissing never occur. As a result, the sound in my ears is overall more balanced; and much more pleasant than with the Wireless Special Edition.
Even if the frequency spectrum of the SE535 Wireless only reaches up to 19 kHz; and thus appears to be comparatively limited on paper; they give the sound impression of sufficient “air” at the highest heights. The lack of 1,000 Hz compared to some of the competitors is therefore negligible when listening. The subjective signal resolution of the headphones is respectable. In the case of classical recordings in particular, they convey a sufficiently staggered depth impression; a solid image with stereo impression and a lively listening experience with regard to signal dynamics. Incidentally, I cannot find a striking difference in sound between cable and Bluetooth operation with this version of the SE535 Wireless.
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