Shure Aonic Free

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Clear, detailed and dynamic sound ; Nice range of in-app customisation ; Very good call quality ; Physical buttons

Average battery ; Stripped-down feature set ; Getting them to fit can be a struggle ; Prosaic looks and gigantic case

A pair of wireless earphones that aren’t the most modern in terms of their design sensibility and lack of features; but the sound the Shure AONIC Free offer is a disciplined and versatile one.

Exemplary sound quality ; Foolproof interface with impressive control app ; Comfortable fit

Limited battery life ; Big ‘buds, big case ; No active noise cancellation

Accurate, clear presentation ; Analytical and spacious ; Intuitive app

Case is bulky

Surprisingly big but surprisingly comfortable, the Shure Aonic Free are agile, clear and analytical true wireless solutions

Accurate audio performance ; Top-notch app with adjustable EQ and customizable controls

Bulky earpieces ; Huge case provides only decent battery life

The true wireless Shure Aonic Free earphones deliver accurate, audiophile-friendly audio you can customize with adjustable EQ.

Truly great sound ; Strong passive isolation ; Comfortable despite size ; Good app with customisation

Large case ; Bulky design ; Middling battery life ; No active noise-cancelling (ANC)

These earbuds are pretty chunky, but their sound quality almost entirely makes up for it - we just love listening to music while wearing them.

Outstanding across-the-board sound quality ; Great control app ; Comfortable (as unlikely as that might seem)

Big earbuds, big charging case… ; …and yet disappointing battery life ; No ANC

Ignore (if you can) the bog-standard battery life, the rather gawky looks and the lack of active noise-cancelling, and you’ll find the AONIC Free among the very best sub-£200 earbuds around

Audiophile sound ; Trusty fit via Comply Foam tips ; Effective noise isolation ; Useful ambient-listening mode ; Extensive Bluetooth range

Large charging case has mediocre battery top-up capacity ; Buggy companion app ; No wireless charging or multipoint technology

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Outstanding across-the-board sound quality ; Great control app ; Comfortable (as unlikely as that might seem)

Big earbuds, big charging case… ; …and yet disappointing battery life ; No ANC

Ignore (if you can) the bog-standard battery life, the rather gawky looks and the lack of active noise-cancelling, and you’ll find the AONIC Free among the very best sub-£200 earbuds around

Superb sound quality ; Foam tips are awesome ; Environment Mode works well ; Excellent EQ support ; Reliable onboard controls

No ANC ; Just OK battery life ; No multipoint connections ; No water resistance rating ; No wireless charging

The Shure Aonic Free are huge by wireless earbuds standards, and packed into their larger frame are components that deliver excellent audio performance, helped further by the awesome foam tips they come with. The trouble is you have to give up key...