Shure Aonic 215 True Wireless Gen 2

Sound utterly positive and convincing ; Impressive control app ; Earbuds themselves are very comfortable

‘True Wireless Secure Fit Adapter’ is far from the most decorative thing you’ll ever wear ; No active noise-cancellation ; Battery life is less than Shure reckons

Ignore (if you can) the ‘individual’ looks and the optimistic claims for battery life, and instead just listen. These are deeply impressive in-ear monitors

Accurate audio performance with rich lows and clear highs ; Class-leading EQ ; Customizable controls ; Water-resistant design

Expensive ; Bulky build and case

Shure's second-generation true wireless Aonic 215 earphones improve upon the original with a water-resistant design, better on-ear controls, and the best user-adjustable EQ we’ve tested.

Robust charging case ; Nicely designed case and headphones ; Comfortable ; Good sound isolation ; Love the buttons on the adapters ; Decent sound quality and fairly neutral soundstage ; Decent app that has functionality ; Great battery life

Bulky, which some people may not like ; A bit pricey but in the same range as other similar TWS headphones ; The case is nice, but it is big and doesn't fit in a pocket easily

The charging case is big and requires two hands to open ; Take a bit of work and muscle memory to get the buds seated comfortably in-ear ; Noticed some bugginess with pairing ; No wireless charging

These great sounding true wireless headphones are also expansible

Audio quality – these are the best sounding Bluetooth earbuds I’ve used ; PLAY app – having the ability to adjust EQ settings (and save presets) and controlling what each button does are very convenient features ; Long battery life ; Can use either...

Decrease the noise level when Environment Mode is turned on