Review on Klipsch Cancelling Artificial Intelligence Hands Free by Robert Tirona

These new ANC headphones from Klipsch offer excellent sound quality. They paired with my iPad Pro straight away and the Connect app communicated with them perfectly. It's a relief because their original T5 wireless earbuds never connected to the app, even after being replaced at the factory. These new ANC headphones sound great, I tweaked the app's EQ to boost the bass a bit and James Taylor's Gorilla album sounded sweet and clear, his voice sounded smooth with tight bass and silky highs right in the moment the album was designed. It took some effort to properly fit the included nozzles and I ended up getting the big ones to get a decent seal. The ANC noise cancellation is effective but not as good as my standard reference headphones, the new Sony WF-1000MX4. It let through some low- and high-frequency noise that Sony's ANC blocked. And the Dirac HD audio processing made some tracks sound a lot better, others worse, but overall it has a lot of potential. The raw sound in James Taylor's "Wandering" was sweet and clear, with tight bass and good instrument separation, and the stereo image spread well from left to right. On this track, the inclusion of Dirac caused the bass to become bloated and overdone, and the sound became somewhat harsh and screaming, with the center channel sound being over-boosted. and the inclusion of Dirac brightened the sound, sweetened it and made the instruments more visible, a great improvement. I look forward to trying Dirac processing on other records. In summary, these Klipsch headphones deliver excellent, very high-quality sound with adjustable in-app EQ. ANC isn't the best, while Dirac's processing is intriguing and offers plenty of potential for enhancing your listening experience. I haven't tried Braga's head gesture control, it seems very unintuitive. But in general I really like these buds. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️