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Shure EA510M Soft Flex Replacement Sleeves Black for Shure E2c, E2g, I2c and QuietSpot Headsets Medium
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Manufacturer: Shure
Model: EA510M
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Shure
Label: Shure
Features for Shure EA510M Soft Flex Replacement Sleeves Black for Shure E2c, E2g, I2c and QuietSpot Headsets Medium:
- Replacement sleeves for Shure E2c, E2c-n,E2g, I2c and QuietSpot Headset models
- 5 pair of each - Size Medium (10 pieces)
- Replacing your sleeves often will maximize your listening experience
- Also compatible with Shure Ict Series items
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Customer Reviews
Shure is a great company for making these 
2007-12-23
Not much to say here. They're the same as the medium silicone sleeves that come with your E2 (or similar) earbuds.
I'm glad Shure makes replacement sleeves. Before I got the Shure earbuds, I had a decent pair of Sony in-the-ear, isolating buds ($40, if I remember right). When I lost one of those sleeves, it was impossible to find a replacement. Instead of perpetually spending $40 on a new pair of headphones every time I lost a sleeve, I went with Shure when I found out you could buy a ton of replacements. I suppose that's the difference between consumer audio and professional audio.
Three cheers for Shure!
Best fit for me BUT... 
2007-03-28
Out of all the different styles of sleeves for the Shure e2c earbuds, I like the black flex ones the best. The foam ones are annoying because it takes at least 2 minutes to correctly put them in, and the clear rubber ones put too much pressure on your ear.
The only porblem I have with these ones it that I you are doing anything except sitting perfectly still, you have to push them back in your ears every five minutes. It may not sound that bad but when you are walking somewhere it gets annoing after awhile. Also, they shouldn't charge this much for some stupid little peices of rubber.
All in all though, these allow my Shure e2c's to give great bass response and keep my ears very happy.
