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Shure Aonic 50

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Audio specialist Shure has designed some of the best wired in-ear and over-ear headphones we’ve heard over the years, but with the Aonic 50, it is embarking on an ambitious journey to break into two new markets at once. These headphones offer both Bluetooth wireless connectivity and have noise-cancelling built-in, the first time that either tech has featured in a pair of Shure over-ear headphones.

At £379 a pair, these Shures sit above the current class-leaders from Sony, Sennheiser and Bowers & Wilkins, all of

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