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however, the craftsmanship leaves something to be desired.
I had to get 3-4 replacement pairs over a 1-2 year period due to bass going out, controls not working, right or left side sound going out.
In the end it is a good product but cannot withstand use without breaking.
Klipsch support was easy to communicate with and sent out new pairs quickly so from that perspective they did a great job.

Sound wise, the two are very similar, if not the same. I could not verify them side by side but I did not notice that the S4i-II was better sounding than the first model, although I did not read the product specifics and range for the drivers and compare the two.
Improvements: let's start with the obvious: the flatter, supposedly tangle-free cables on the S4i-II. They are heavier and weigh more (bounce around more if you're working out, a clip is included) but the tangle resistance is minimal. Still ends up as a ball of cable after being in your pocket, but noticeable easier to untangle than the first model I have had for quite some time now. The connection on the plug is very secure. The connections where the cable meets the remote and the ear pieces are improved on the S4i-II in the sense that they seem to be fused/sealed with the cable - again very secure - and possibly even more sweat resistant than the first model. Visually, better looking on the S4i-II.
Eartips: So apparently this is what Klipsch earphones are known for, bc they have the only eartips (at least that I know) that have oval eartips and are supposed to be easier on your outer ear canal, and give a secure fit. The ovals have to be vertically aligned to your ear to give said fit, and on the S4i-II there is a groove that locks the silicone eartip to the earpiece. On the previous model, there is just a linear visual clue that the two are supposed to be aligned on these points but the tips could be twisted around (because of the lack of the locking groove). Minor improvement.
Microphone and remote: seemed to work fine. Had to lift the remote near my mouth sometimes to improve mic picking up my voice sometimes. The buttons on the S4i-II seem to be bigger, hence, easier to locate by feel.
Overall this is a great product with a premium look and feel. I have had my first model S4i for a couple of months now and it's still working.

I had seen other reviews that said great things about Klipsch's customer service and 1-year replacement warranty, so I contacted Klipsch. This is the response I received. "I'm sorry for the troubles with your headphones. Unfortunately the seller (Quality Photo) you purchased your headphones from is not one of our authorized online dealers. Our warranty is non-transferrable and is unfortunately void when purchased from an unauthorized dealer." There is nothing about Klipsch's shady ways of getting around their warranty on the product page. So, if your headphones are not purchased directly through Amazon, you just bought a decent pair of headphones that will probably be dead in the next 4-6 months.


Build quality was lacking around the plug and they stopped working. I had to request an RMA and the second pair suffered the same problem.


The description also claims that all original accessories are included. That is not true. The original case is not included. Five stars for the headphones themselves, one star for Beach Camera.

Klipsch won't stand behind their warranty because I did not buy them from an "authorized dealer." (I bought them from a third-party seller on Amazon) They suggested that in the future I check with them to verify that I'm using an authorized dealer, but instead I'm these headphones with a pair of Bose washing my hands of Klipsch.




The build quality is spot on for a pair of ear phones at this price point. They are comfortable to wear and one would hardly notice these plugs in their ears. The flat cable is quite good in the sense that it is tangle free. The pluses end there.
The sound quality is awful. It is too much treble and loaded with too much of higher frequency. It is so severe that even with a bass boost equiliser setting on my iPod, I am still finding it tuned for too much treble. The sound reproduction is much better and neutral in the stock earphones that came with the iPod. Agreed that there is enhanced clarity, but then the balance is so wrong and so heavility tilted in high, very high and extremely high treble territories that it is not an experience one expects out of a 50 dollar earphones.
The mid-tones sounded horrible, albiet with clarity. They fall in the same league as the el-cheapo, pink colored, feeble 3 dollar earphones, with that distinct old age telephone speaker accents to the mid-range.
Coming to the lower frequencies, Klipsch seem to have forgotten what it is all about when they designed these. I am not too much into bass. But, a balance sound does demand a proper reproduction of treble, mid and bass - that's when music is enjoyable. With bass completely absent in these, it was not enjoyable at all.
30 minutes of listening and guess it is enough for a lifetime. Sincere thanks to CNET for getting me into this. Never taking your reviews anymore.

PRO's:
Great sound
Cord never tangles
The mic control buttons (play/pause/skip/vol up/vol down)
CON's:
There is cord noise when you exercise with these
Don't last long






- Excellent comfort. Klipsch's earphone tips are still the most comfortable from any earphones I've used.
- Great fit, the headphones fit snugly and rarely ever fall out. I wear them to the gym for running and weights, traveling on the plane, and for everyday work.
- Great sound for the price
Cons:
- Microphone not ideal
- Remote center button hard to use. I've been using these headphones for almost 2 years now and still can't get the triple-click control down (always confuses it as two clicks if you click to quickly)
- Cord noise. The cord generates a lot of noise with any contact. This can get some getting used to, but I wouldn't say it's unbearable
- Durability!! This is by far my biggest complaint. They are great headphones but they don't last. I've gone through two pairs of these S4i's now and both times they only lasted 9 months. The buttons on the remote stop working and eventually one earbud just stops working all together. Seems like an issue mainly with the cord.
If you view earphones as consumption goods and wouldn't mind replacing them every 9-12 months, this is a great purchase.




However the left side of these shorted out and stopped working within a week of light use. I would imagine this is a rare occurrence and not the end of the world. After contacting Klipsch directly, they didn't seem to care. They seemed perfectly content with losing a customer who has purchased their products for years as long as they didn't have to own up to a defective product.
I'll never support this company again and I would advise you not to either.

Price (8/10): Affordable price.
Built (6/10)" Quality built overall. Average ear tips that came with the product. Durable so far after 3 months.
Sound (7/10): High and mids are clear, however the bass could a be bit more beefy
Comfort (6/10): Lightweight but didn't like the angle of how they're inserted into your ear canal which makes it too loose. Not ideal for joggers.
