Designed for full compatibility with Sony's PSP, Shure's E3g headphones produce an excellent high-end sound and a strong bass response to let you get the most from your handheld gaming experience...The E3g headphones utilize an in-ear design that effectively blocks external noise, allowing them to be much smaller and lighter than headphones employing an active sound-cancellation...
Shure reckons this technique makes for smaller, more comfortable 'phones that don't require a power source, making them more suitable for situations were you don't want to wear bulky headphones...Whether you're looking for alternative earphones for your PSP or your DS, Shure's E3g set - the g's for gaming - will be just at home hooked up to your iPod...
A lighter, smaller design makes these sound isolating earphones a perfect fit for small ears while a brighter, crisper, more detailed sound experience takes gaming to a new level...The E3g's in ear design works like an earplug to block background noise naturally...The E3g's speakers are constructed with studio-grade components to produce exceptional audio clarity, delivering detailed...
I like them but I always have limited space when I travel and overall, I think I get more isolation from the in-ear design of the Shures but there are advantages to the Boses (I prefer them for intercontinental travel as they're more comfortable over the very long distances...I use my headphones for foreign language study programs and for music and the accuracy of the ShureE3G...
They sound quite good in regular environments...The key to getting a very good fit (and hence very good sound) is to follow Shure's directions to insert the earphones...After reading Shure's instructions and adjusting the way I wore the earphones, I was able to hear very clearly with volume at level 1, yes ONE! Overall: I am very impressed and pleased with the Shuree3g...
If you are an audiophile, I recommend these...I am a professional live sound technician and have a good ear for sound...I didn't want bad earphones and knew that SHURE made good audio equipment, so I bought them...
