Immerse Yourself: Klipsch AW-4i In-Ear Headphones Unleash Superior Sound Quality Review

I really like Klipsch, but this product just isn't the best. First, the remote control can't adjust the volume on my Nexus 6P, it can only skip and pause music. However, the remote works well with my iPhone 6+, so maybe Klipsch loves Apple more than Google? Second, this thing lacks deep bass. I think for this price you get at least triple voice coil in-ear headphones. If you don't need powerful bass, then these headphones will do the trick. On the positive side, I can say that they are quite…

First, the sound quality of the Klipsch headphones is excellent. I can hear all instruments clearly without losing vocal quality. The bass is boosted but not suppressed. The headphones sit with me straight out of the packaging. Includes an attractive drawstring pouch and two additional sets of different sized ear tips. However, please read the product description carefully. It states that the controller only works with certain Apple products. It doesn't work with my iPhone 6s and doesn't work…

So far, so good. I bought this as a damaged box from Revain, the play button works on android but the volume buttons do nothing, not a problem for me but might be a deal breaker for others. The highs and mids sound good, the bass honestly doesn't seem to be that hit and miss. I can't figure out why I feel this way, maybe it's just my phone, I'll try them on my iPod and see if I can find a difference. I mainly use them to listen to audiobooks and podcasts, so the lack of bass isn't a big deal…

Update: November 13, 2015 After using these headphones for about 4 weeks I still think the sound is great but the comfort has diminished a bit. That's because of the very heavy remote that pulls the headphones down. The included clip helps, but detaches from the cable very easily, so you have to fix it every time you take the headphones out of your pocket. This is probably done on purpose to prevent the cable from fraying or tearing out of the clip, but it does result in the clip being lost…

Klipsch AW-4i Earphones These are the fourth Klipsch AW-4i earphones that I have owned. I use it 6 to 8 hours every night and have for many years. I have severe tinnitus and have to wear earphones every night to listen to white noise or music to cover up the annoying sound of the tinnitus. They are ideal for this use, but also for listening to music or an audio book at any other time. The cable from the plug-in to the headphones is longer than usual, which some people might not like, but for me

I bought these headphones to use for my bike commute and for running and I like almost everything about them except for one small detail which is self at Using the Largest earbuds in the box, I still manage to lose them while running or shooting at the basketball court. However, this has always been an issue for me with headphones, so in my case this is a very minor and to be expected issue. Sound quality is excellent but I was expecting Klipsch having used their computer speakers and home…

I've been using the Klipsch Image S4i for about six years now and they sound great. I wanted a second good pair of headphones so I bought these with high expectations. I'm not a musician, but I love my music (many genres) and have a critical ear. The main characteristics of these headphones are almost perfect. First and foremost, they sound great. It has good bass without being too boomy. Highs and mids are absolutely clean. You can listen to something with a lot of powerful bass like Lady…

In the foreword to this test report, I would like to say that this is a comparative study for headphones that cost around 30-40 euros. Of course, the more expensive the product, the better it is in terms of production and performance. If you don't mind shelling out $200-$300 for a pair of headphones, go for it. Production/Design: 8/10 I bought this model because of the "sporty" advertising on the box versus the latest Klipsch model. I've only had them for 2 days so I have yet to test the…