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Shure SRH145 Headphones Review

Shure SRH145 Headphones Review

Posted on October 26, 2015August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

It’s easy to get drawn in by expensive headphones that come with a plethora of features and design quirks—like touch-sensor controls or swappable faceplates. But sometimes you don’t need or even want any of those fancy features. Instead, you just need a pair of headphones that look good, don’t cost much, and just plain work.

Well, say hello to the Shure SRH145 Portable Headphones (MSRP: $39.00). Very similar—in looks and performance—to the SRH144s, the SRH145s feature a closed-back on-ear design that’s meant to provide isolation from ambient sounds, while retaining optimum comfort.
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