Shure RMCE-TW2 True Wireless Secure Fit Adapter Set

Constantly lose pairing

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submitted23 days ago

byAdam A

fromBoston

I've had these for years, replaced them multiple times. Every set will lose pairing usually on one side which requires total reset and repair. Called Shure many times they said they know about it but haven't done anything to update.

Not Worth

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submitteda month ago

byChan, C

fromNew York, NY

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It is not worth to go wireless with the product. Overall sound quality is worse compared to wired. Especially power output.

Big disappointment

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submitteda month ago

byEric, P

fromPacific NW

Significant drop in both volume and sound quality over wired configuration. Difficult to understand why Shure would accept either.

Love them, Sound great, but... 2nd set broken.

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submitted3 months ago

byRitter F

fromPortland, Oregon

both ears now broke at the seam where the case grabs the headphones.. I use these daily and they seem to last about a year then they break. Then I deal with janky headphone for like 6 months while I contemplate.. really hoping they've fixed this obvious design flaw. the repair process is a pia... So now wondering if I give them another shot... or Sony.. or sigh.. gulp.. airpod pro3....

HUGE flaw in design (planned obsolescence?)

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submitted3 months ago

byMitchell N

fromVentura, CA

Product works as intended at first, but there is a flaw in the design that leads to the product breaking in time. There is a small seam on the wireless adaptor right before the button behind your ear. This seam is just above where the case pinches to hold your earphones when charging/not in use. After taking the earphones in & out enough times (gently), you will notice the wireless adaptor starting to break at the seam. It is a fairly obvious weak point & the design of the case puts a lot of stress on that weak point. I use the right ear more than the left & have seen the seam split earlier on the right ear. I am very gentle with my electronics. I have owned these SE215s for about 8 years. I reached out to Shure about this design flaw and they did not care nor help me with the issue at all. I do love my SEs since they are modular & I can replace my wire over time (the weak point of wired earphones), but the design of the wireless adaptor (or the case) needs to be updated. Right now it seems like planned obsolescence so people need to repurchase after some use. I see there are other reviews with the same issue...i hope they do something about it. I currently have mine wrapped with athletic tape (has worked better than electrical tape) to try and keep them alive.

Build quality could be better, but otherwise a great product

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submitted3 months ago

byMyles P

fromOhio

Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

On my 3rd pair now as the connection point from the battery/button cell to the wire going to the earpiece keeps breaking. However, the comfort and sound quality keep me coming back anyway. Each pair lasts at least a year of daily use before I've had problems.