Shure is a brand you’d more usually find mixing in pro-audio circles, with its wide and respected range of microphones, in-ear monitors and wired studio headphones. Artists from Led Zeppelin to Sheryl Crow have used the brand on stage and in the studio – but more recently it’s been tempted to try its hand with a more mainstream audience.
In fact, the Shure Aonic 50 Gen 2 are its third stab at a more consumer over-ear market, and are a pair of wireless noise-cancelling over-ears that, with their £349/$349 price tag, ambitiously take on some of the established greats in this space.
