🎧 Klipsch T5 Wireless Earbuds Review

I've had these headphones for about a month now. I missed my return window or I would have sent them back. The earbuds have great battery life, a very comfortable charging case, decent sound quality but terrible phone performance. The headphones in particular get out of sync and create an echo. The biggest problem is that people can't hear me very well when I speak. Because I do conference calls and travel a lot on planes, I need a product that plays music and handles calls well at the same…

were damaged I really wanted these. I have Klipsch wired headphones that I really like. I figured I could live with the lack of bass from the speakers. I started taking control. But the constant loss of Bluetooth connection to my iPod is extremely frustrating. There are occasional falls when sitting at my desk. But it's constant when I try to go with them. So much so that I consider them unsuitable. Considering the price of the headphones, there shouldn't be any connection issues. It doesn't…

These wireless devices make the Sony 1000mk3 competitive for the money. There is a photo finish between the two. I generally prefer passive noise cancellation, but the Sony is the first model that I really liked when it comes to active noise cancellation. These Klipschs are easier to use (without an app) and that can be both a plus and a minus. The T5 is definitely louder than Sony or any other wireless headphones I've listened to. A headphone deal is always a seal. They have the best bass of…

I've tried quite a few other true wireless headphones and couldn't find anything that was comfortable and sounded good. I had a couple of Klipsch speakers that I really liked and when I stumbled upon them while researching I decided to give them a try. I'm glad I did. You can't compare cheap Chinese brands with it. They might look the same, but trust me, they sound awful and cause all sorts of connection issues. I gave them a good training and they are definitely goalkeepers! They connect every

I've been using it for about 2 weeks now and really wanted to like these headphones. Sonically, they're actually pretty good, the bass is a little lacking compared to the wired Sennheiser headphones I've used, but acceptable. Unfortunately I had to return them due to constant audio dropouts. I can't even go to work without my headphones disconnecting or turning off every 15 seconds or so. It plays normally in both ears, then one of the earbuds randomly turns off. * Pros: Decent sound quality…

I've been looking for a replacement for my Jabra Elite 65t for a long time. I really wanted something with USB-C and a sound quality at least equal to what I already have. It seemed like they were the perfect solution. They have longer battery life, they look a lot cooler, they can be charged a lot more times and faster through the case, and I love the Klipsch. In fact, my favorite pair of headphones is the Klipsch X10i. They're a bit older now, but still sound fantastic for in-ear headphones…

Updated Review: Received a warranty replacement from Klipsch almost a week ago. And the difference between my broken pair and these is day by day. The sound quality is excellent (good base, acoustics, etc.). The battery lasts a long time and I really like the Zippo style charging case. I have small ear canals so I use the smallest tips. Even with the smallest nozzle, my ears start to get irritated after a while. I usually take a break from use every 45 minutes or an hour or so. Pressing the…

Klipsch remembers these better, since only Scare. I've been waiting 3 months for them to finally come out. This was my first mistake, I had to wait to check them out after being out for 2-3 months. At least then I could look at the other reviews first and then look elsewhere. They are very poorly edited and I don't just speak for a second or two, I speak for anywhere from 4-6 seconds or more. Every time I try to listen to them I get serious dropout problems. I checked the Klipsch website and…