Name: Aonic 50
Brand: Shure
SKU: 490605
Rating: 4.0 (38 reviews)

Shure Aonic 50 - Pros & Cons

stellar construction and replaceable parts
the headset is very comfortable for long-term use and with glasses
pleasing
versatile sound
Microphone quality is great
Aonic 50 provides a balanced bass that sounds right
sound quality
great comfort and excellent noise reduction
Aonic 50 works well
soft
thick pillows and effective passive noise reduction
Shure AONIC 50 are decent for neutral sound
good frequency response consistency
reasonably well-balanced sound profile
sleek design
premium build quality
and a comfortable fit
slightly easier-to-use control scheme and a much more durable carrying case
Compatible with with a broad range of Bluetooth codecs
re comfortable enough to wear all day and have a solid 17-hour plus battery life
The mids are very well-balanced
Detail and imaging were relatively decent
The build quality is excellent
natural
most expressive and most detail-packed manner
are nicely balanced with crisp highs and pinpoint
call quality is pretty clear and direct
Aonics are pretty comfortable
clean and transparent presentation
plastic housings look great and keep things lightweight
noise cancelling is quite good
Noise cancelling is excellent as is functionality and comfort
the maximum ANC performance is very good
passive isolation is just that good
it manages to remain comfortable with glasses
improved call quality
and vocal accuracy
headphones still come together really well and fit perfectly with their over-ear design
controls are easy to find and make controlling the headphone a seamless experience
AONIC 50 is consistently very good in all modes
Battery and ANC The battery life was quite good as well
connection strength to be very stable
microphones solid enough for making calls and voice chatting online
the Aonic 50s feel rock solid
feature satisfying tension as you extend and rotate them
solid extra controls and features
comfortable fit and quality sound
warm and precise with clean ad-libs
Shure logo glistens attractively
Environment Mode is really exciting and useful
extremely well positioned in the mid-frequency range of speech and vocals
headphones are lightweight yet robust thanks to the brushed aluminium headband
sound insulation to the outside is perfectly ok
their wearing comfort is excellent and their handling is good
The app itself is clearly laid out and works reliably
Stylish design
great materials and an attractive package
cushion in the headband does the job well enough
Shure Aonic 50 is easy through Bluetooth pairing
sound is deft
subtle and absolutely loaded with detail
Aonic 50 are pretty much unflappable
High-quality sound
solid connectivity
long battery life
easy and seamless
sturdy and durable
The Aonic 50 are flexible to fit your evolving lifestyle
as wonderfully well balanced
warm
and intimate
The ear cups likewise are soft and comfortable
sounded rich
detailed
and dimensional

only really in Max mode
no bass distortion
Shure is knocking it out of the park
J train passing overhead as I walked to the grocery store
Aonic 50 is noticeably heavier than the Bose
lack of flexibility in the active noise cancellation
the headphones came across as too sharp
headphones a bit dull and lacking in drive
The thump and drive in the bass of this electronic track were too muted
Background noise was poorly filtered with the original firmware
bass notes are amplified and distorted as the speaker gets too close to the mic
Controls are buttons only
no touch-capacitive panels
Low-frequency sounds are quieted to sound half
world is polluted with all-encompassing sound
they are a bit dark in tone
you cannot skip from song to song on the headphone itself
noise reduction is a bit buzzing
the only way to update the headphones with new firmware
Noise reduction is activated by pushing a switch up
USB cable can pass audio when connected to a PC
its performance is still mediocre overall
Voices sound thin
muffled
and lacking in detail
No cherry-picked units sent by brands
Sounds in the lowest frequencies are a little underemphasized
lacking somewhat in features
lack of in-app customization other than the custom EQ setting
Bose is just too far ahead
all falls a little when we go to Bluetooth mode
the actual design is pretty bad
aggressiveness of the treble is somewhat less pronounced in cable mode
have currently no data for your requested chart
quiet parts of the recording seemed much louder to me than with other headphones
noise that penetrates from the outside to the inside
the app must be used to switch between the intensities
faint cymbal hits ringing out in the back of the mix
It symobilizes a website link url
Twitter icon A stylized bird with an open mouth
really rocking it old school
cutting-edge
can reveal flaws in older/worse recordings and lower quality streams
lack of features
visual pizzazz and really booming bass response
even-handedness rather than a lack of passion
there s some lag between the pressing of the buttons and
Shure wireless headphones are somewhat lacking in other important departments
it s not perfect
these settings only apply when you re listening directly through the app
The look is not quite anonymous
they only work with music being played through the app
The headphones slide forward a bit when looking down
noise cancelling leaves a lot to be desired
high-quality audio with this expensive headset
it ll have to be using the same connection
high-frequency sound artifacts
EQ is not available when using
Bass notes are not thick or poorly defined at all
slight hum or the decreased sound space
Shure uses brushed aluminum in places some other manufacturers deploy plastic
nails-on-a-chalkboard irritating
it slid way too easily to an undesired setting
the artifacts would disappear and the noise floor lowered

Shure Aonic 50 - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Impedance	39 Ω Best: Stax SR-L500 Impedance: 145000 Ω
Weight	334 g Best: Cyber Acoustics ACM-7002 Weight: 0.11 g

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Shure Aonic 50 - Full Specifications

Style	Over-Ear
Connectivity technology	Wired & Wireless
Magnet material	Neodymium

Weight	11.78 oz

Wireless range	10
USB	yes
Type of USB connector	USB Type-C

Battery operated	yes

Colour of product	Black Tan,White
Control type	Buttons
Foldable	yes

Impedance	39.0 Ω
Maximum input power	100.0 mW

Noise-canceling	yes
Carrying case	yes

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Shure Aonic 50 Shure - Editorial Reviews (13)

4.1

Based on 13 reviews

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SoundGuys

Published: 17.06.2022

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Published: 16.06.2020

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4.5

Shure has finally joined the wireless noise-cancelling party

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Published: 11.02.2021

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Shure's Bluetooth headphones provide excellent audio quality whether you use a wired or wireless connection. Here's our full review.

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Android Authority

Published: 27.11.2020

Shure Aonic 50 review: ANC King

The Shure Aonic 50 noise-cancelling headset promises top-notch ANC, sound quality, and comfort, let's see if it holds up!

PCMAG

Published: 02.04.2020

Shure Aonic 50 Review

3.5

The Shure Aonic 50 headphones deliver excellent audio performance in a comfortable over-ear design, but their noise cancellation is merely good for the high price.

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Published: 24.02.2022

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Published: 17.06.2020

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4.0

A solid debut pair of wireless noise-cancelling headphones

Audiophile On

Published: 05.12.2020

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In this Shure Aonic 50 review, we are looking at a flagship noise-canceling headphone from one of the most respected companies in audio. We do our usual range of tests and compare them to both the Sony MDR-XM1004 and Bose 700 series headphones to help you make an informed purchase.

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RTINGS.com

Published: 29.07.2020

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3.6

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