1 month that I use. I tried many other models Senheiser, BeyerDynamic, AKG, AudioTechnica. I use it primarily on my

I have had a pair for a while now, and I really love them, especially for recording vocals and how it makes the vocals sit in the mix for the artist and myself. So I decided to buy a second pair. REALLY GREAT HEADPHONES!!!

First of all I would like to thank the seller the product box was very intact and each n everything was at right place unopened box which was not expected scratch less product is also awesome price is offered was reasonable compared to market price thanks seller

The Shure SRH840 headphones are my first journey into high end audiophile equipment. I'm only using them through a laptop (for now), but the improvement is quite noticeable. I'm not picky about my sound, but for the price, these are a great purchase for anyone looking to upgrade from a $10 pair of...

It is way better than the m50x. How? 1. No sibilance. 2. Better built quality, with far better earpads. 3. Mids is the biggest difference between these and the m50x. Mids on these sound very rich. 4. Bass is punchy not boomy. Overall sound quality is much better than the m50x. Now to the review.

I was looking for an inexpensive pair of headphones while on deployment to Afghanistan; I work in an area that has high helicopter traffic, so my cheep earbuds were not cutting it. I was not disappointed. The Shure SRH840 are comfortable and block out a good deal of background noise.

Comfortable while sitting. Excellent sound. Adequately blocks background noise

Rather heavy and more difficult to wear while lying down

Shure has been one of the kings of in-ear headphones for years, but it's a relative newcomer to high-quality studio headphones. The Shure SRH840 are one rung down from the top-end SRH940 closed-back headphones, and sell for around ￡130.

Excellent clarity; Warmth adds sonic enjoyment; Great value

Not light; Large; Some design quirks

Want a pair of headphones that sound good but don't want to pay too much money? The smart money is on professional headphones. Not only are you getting great sound for the cash, but the headphones are designed to last forever.

Excellent build quality; Detailed sound; Replacement ear cups and detachable cord

Uncomfortable for big ears; Competitive pro models offer better value for money

Want a pair of headphones that sound good but don't want to pay too much money? The smart money is on professional headphones. Not only are you getting great sound for the cash, but the headphones are designed to last forever. While they usually look uglier than consumer models, who will care if you're using them at home?

The Shure SRH840 is an excellent pair of headphones that should outlast and outperform any equivalently-priced consumer model.

Excellent build quality; Detailed sound; Replacement ear cups and detachable cord.

Uncomfortable for big ears; Competitive pro models offer better value for money.

Shure has a corner on the market for "almost-consumer" in-ear phones thanks to a very thorough distribution network. Now the manufacturer is aiming at the market for "almost-monitoring" headphones.

Well-distinguished tones; Relatively neutral reproduction; despite an emphasis on the midrange

Ear cups are a little small; We've heard better soundstage