Product Comparison: Audio-Technica ATH-E70 vs Shure SE535-CL-E
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General Specifications
Brand
Audio-Technica
Shure
Model
ATH-E70
SE535-CL-E
Origin
China
China
About the Product
The ATH-E70 is the highest within the new range of intra aural headphones Audio-Technica monitoring model. Its accuracy and precise detail allow a balanced mix, making it the perfect choice for monitoring on stage and in studio ENG mixture.
At the three way SE535 provide high-definition micro drivers with one high and two woofers for a very spatial sound with a punchy bass - both for in-ear personal monitoring applications as well as personal music enjoyment.
Key Specs
Type
Over-ear
Over-ear
Driver Configuration
Single driver
Triple drivers
Sound Isolating
Passive
Passive
Cable Length
5.2 ft.
5.3 ft.
Removable Cable
Yes
Yes
What customers say about "Key Specs"
Audio-Technica ATH-E70 Professional In-Ear Monitors
- The cable is fairly sturdy. Great headphone.
- Clear and totally smooth, highs and lows not exaggerated in the slightest. Sound-stage very open.
- They pair very well with all sources, whether mobile phone or headphone amp or high power DJ mixer, it doesn't matter.
- Incredible IEMs, especially when paired with the dragonfly red USB DAC.
- The sound quality out of these and build is excellent.
Shure SE535-CL-E Premium Sound Isolating Earphones
- The sound quality is fantastic even when compared to other earphone in this price bracket.
- Perfection! Crisp and defined sound for such a compact design! I used another brand before and the difference is abyssal. I am so happy with this purchase!
- The 535’s offer the same sound quality, great soundstage and the bass is more than fine for my listening, mainly rock and Pink Floyd.
- The Shure SE535 are indeed noise isolating, and do a much better job at getting the music to my ears during running.
- These headphones do sound great but they aren't cheap. You wont get the full depth of sound if using a smart phone to drive them.
- The bass is seriously lacking. I can't believe that there are three drivers in there. Sure, it has no problem rendering low frequencies but there's no power to the bass at all.
Size & Weight
Height
4.4 in.
4.33 in.
Width
3.9 in.
4.33 in.
Depth
3.5 in.
3.15 in.
Weight
2.3 oz.
2.24 oz.
Features
Eartips Material
Foam / Silicone
Foam / Silicone
Style
Unisex
Unisex
Color
Black
Clear
Water Resistant
No
No
Built-In Microphone
No
No
Extras
L-shaped connector, Balanced Armature Driver, Flexible memory cable loops, Carry case
Airline adapter, 3.5 to 6.3 mm adapter, Gold-plated MMCX, Sound Isolating™, 360-degree rotation, Includes a zippered carrying case
What customers say about "Features"
Audio-Technica ATH-E70 Professional In-Ear Monitors
- Really excellent sound, well made, decent case and various earhole gubbinses for good fit.
- Top notch sound and comfortable fit.
- Great headphone build. They fit perfectly for my ears.
- Very painful to wear! Casing does not sit comfortably in ear.
- Make my ears painful, when I use this Earphone to listen music.
Shure SE535-CL-E Premium Sound Isolating Earphones
- The in-ear fit is comfortable and seals nicely in the ear.
- This model includes a volume control that puts it in the top among other headphones.
- Easy to carry because includes a zippered carrying case and you can take with you volume control and kit with selection of sleeves.
- Eartips are very comfortable and there is a large selection of both silicone and foam. Foam perfectly take the shape of an ear.
- There is no built-in microphone, which brings inconvenience when talking. Have to either hold the phone or disconnect the headphones.
Warranty / Certifications
Certifications
CE, FCC
CE
Manufacturer Warranty
1 year(s)
2 year(s)
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