ShurePlus PLAY

Shure Incorporated

About this app

ShurePlus™ PLAY lets you personalize and update Shure AONIC products, as well as play high-res audio files. Listen with advanced parametric EQ in the app or save your EQ settings directly to your supported Shure devices for a customized experience wherever you get your music, podcasts, and more.

Features:
• Customize your Shure AONIC wireless listening products — choose button functionality, select prompts & tones, and more
• Customizable EQ in the app or on your device — choose a preset or create your own
• Modify Environment Mode to interact with your surroundings
• Block out the noise with adjustable Active Noise Cancellation
• Interactive User Guide — get to know your product
• Hi-Res Music Player — import and play your music files

* ANC, button customization, and hardware EQ are available on select products

Ratings and reviews

Please keep the updates coming! This player early on already blows away many of the long-standing wannabes. Recognized every song in my large library, and I can control all basic functions through my live wallpaper - impressive enough! Still needs gapless playback, and wouldn't recognise my m3u playlists. Also stutters a bit at the beginning of some songs. Take care of those issues (especially playlist import), and this could become my new goto player. Folder view & themes would be nice too!

The only reason you should download this app is to update the firmware on your headphones. (Which it does very poorly. I had to restart the process three times because it would either get stuck on the same percent for an hour or just crash.) The fact that you can only use the equalizer on music you manually load on to your phone, then play through the app, makes it useless for an overwhelming majority of end users. It's not the 2000s anymore--people stream music through services like Spotify, Pandora, etc. I seriously hope some out of touch boomer think-tank didn't force the app developers to make it function this way. Look at the overwhelming negative feedback saying the exact same thing: a global equalizer is needed. Get your act together, Shure. (P.S. Don't make your marketing intern/bot paste the same "we are listening to your feedback!" reply here as well; it is very clear you are not.)