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When I first tried these I agreed with all of the bad reviews of this product. They were right, no base response, uncomfortable, and the cord noise was ridiculously bad. So bad I couldn't use them. They wouldn't stay in my ear either. But hen I read one review that described the best way to use these things, and I tried it. WOW, night and day difference. 1 star to 5 stars just like that.
The secret is to wear them properly. These will work best when the cord is routed from your device, behind and over you ears. When you wear them this way it changes the angle of insertion and the ear bud slides deeply into your ear canal. You will know when you've got it right because the angle of the cord on the ear piece is pointed up, and slightly forward, not hanging straight down. You can see now, by the angle of the cord pointing up, that these were meant to be worn this way. The cord naturally wraps over the top of your ear.
So, wrap the cord over your ears. That is is where the magic begins. When you wear them this way, the angled stem matches the angle of your ear canal. When you use the right size soft rubber tip, (I use the medium size one with the double cones on it) you get a fantastic air tight seal. You can feel the pressure change as you are inserting it. With this accomplished you suddenly get deep, dynamic base, richly nuanced midrange, and crisp highs. The noise isolation increases dramatically, and best of all the cord noise that everyone complains about, completely disappears. Just slide the small rubber keeper on the cords to the ear pieces, up from the controller towards your chin a little to keep them from moving around, and you will find that you have no cord noise, a comfortable fit, they are not hanging up on your clothes, and they will not come out of your ear.
Try wearing them this way, experiment with the different ear tips until you find the right one, you will be amazed at the difference, I was.
You may want to insert these into your ear just like a pair of ear plugs. When you put in the left bud, reach your right hand over the top of your head, grasp your ear and pull up on it slightly. Wiggle the ear piece a bit until you feel it reach the correct angle for insertion. It will then easily curl up and into your ear canal. The angled stem design now makes complete sense. It matches the upward angle of your ear canal.
Now that I figured this out, I love these ear buds. Try it yourself, I think you will find this very useful.


I do like the oval shape of the rubber tips. They are also pretty comfortable to wear. (Despite the aforementioned annoyances with the control module.) They also look pretty snazzy. I will give them that.



BEWARE. If there’s any problem with these you will not have any recourse.









What I ended up having to do to have a pair of working headphones was to order 2 sets of headphones. This way when one broke down and I was waiting for a replacement I would still have a headset.
This worked for a while, unfortunately Klipsch customer service went to hell. They started telling me I had to wait months for my replacements. And I did but they never came. When they didn't arrive Klipsch sent a "better set" (s6ii's?) in their place as apology and those broke down too. The told me I had to pay to return those to be replaced. I grudgingly did. And those headphones were never to be seen again as a replacement was never sent.
Now you may be asking what I did to break the headphones so often? Nothing. I am a casual user of the headphones. I wear them on my commutes to and from work. That's it. The break always happens in the same place. Just behind the headphone jack.
Anyway, the headphones are great when they work. And had their customer service still been at the quality of what it used to be I could recommend these. But they are not. So stay FAR AWAY from these headphones and any other they make.


I'm not a huge audiophile but I believe the sound quality of these is fairly good, definitely worth the price ($60-$75) in my opinion. The iPhone controls work great with my iPhone 5 (both ios 6 and 7). I used these pretty heavily, about 5 days a week. Unfortunately the sound doesn't make up for the poor build quality I experienced over the last year. I know headphones are not meant to last forever, however my FOURTH brand new pair of Klipsch S4i headphones just broke on me within a year and I'm pretty frustrated at this point.
To give a rough idea of how long these are lasting, here is the timetable:
October 31, 2012 - Ordered first pair from Amazon
May 2, 2013 - Received second pair from warranty (first pair sound cut in and out)
July 24, 2013 - Received third pair from warranty (second pair sound cut in and out)
August 23, 2013 - Received fourth pair from warranty (third pair iPhone controls broke and sound cut in and out)
October 18, 2013 - Fourth pair broke today (iPhone controls broke and sound cuts in and out)
As you can see the last three new headphones I've received from Klipsch warranty have broken with 1-3 months (two of them were the newer version S4i II). Every single one has had an issue with either the aux jack wires making the sound cut in and out or the iPhone controls stop working. I would like to say Klipsch warranty has been great for the most part, after sending them my order info/proof they send me a new pair without any hassle. However, after the third headphones broke I specifically stated in a warranty e-mail I felt they have an issue with quality assurance or defect on this product and asked about receiving a different model. I received an e-mail back from their warranty department for a new order of the same headphones, and they didn't even respond to my actual question. At this point I'm tired of e-mailing their warranty support and will buy headphones from a different company. I will not buy Klipsch again, they had a chance to keep me as a customer by sending me a different model to try (even a less expensive pair would have sufficed) but I was ignored.
My final thoughts.. if you are looking to use your headphones lightly 1-2 days a week, these may work for you. If you are an active person with moderate to heavy use... STAY AWAY. They WILL break on you.
EDIT - January 12, 2014 - Fifth pair broke after almost exactly three months, no sound in left ear bud.
EDIT2 - March 29, 2014 - Sixth pair left ear bud no longer works. These were the "rugged" version. Sick of warrantying these, going to spend a little more and buy Shures.





The oval shapes of the silicone ear pieces fit great in the ear and do an excellent job of blocking out noise. If you're exercising or riding a bike I really do suggest leaving one side out because the noise isolation is so good, I believe it is hazardous to be so unaware of your surroundings.
Some people may never need more than the stock earphones you'll get with their devices but some people also don't know how much they're missing by not spending a little more on quality headphones. If you enjoy listening to music, you owe it to yourself to try some quality earphones and you really don't have to spend that much to get them. You can buy some big name brands for 3x as much money but you won't get 3x more quality if any at all. Klipsch is a well known company for quality audio and I've purchased many of their products and in my dealings with their customer service, it has always been a great experience.
One thing you should be aware of, you're going to want to make sure whoever you are buying it from on Amazon is an approved vendor for Klipsch products as I know some people ran into warranty issues when buying from non approved vendors.
