Jade Klipsch S3M-Jade-HP In-ear Headphone Review

Wonderful. I love these Klipsch headphones. The sound is really rich and clear and I feel like I'm hearing some of the nuances in my music for the first time. It favors the bass a bit, but its highs are also crisp and I feel like I'm more excited than ever about my music. The earbuds also fit better than any I've ever had, with an excellent seal and real comfort. This really is the first pair I can wear for a long time without irritating my ears - something about the odd angle does.

I use Klipsch S4i's which I like although they only last about 3 months before the cable frays near the 3.5 jack and some functionality is lost, either sound to a headphone or some loss key functions, like volume control. I figured I'd buy a replacement set and - my mistake - opted for these S3M headphones instead. They are *not* what I wanted or expected. The one button control is too close to my chin for easy access, and to make matters worse, the one button control doesn't allow volume…

These are my favorite headphones. I'm on video conferences all day, so I need comfortable headphones. I can use them all day without any discomfort. They stay in place even when walking. The sound is very good. I'm not a music lover, but these sounds seem quite suitable for my purposes. The microphone picks up really well. I haven't received any complaints from people on the other side of my calls (from my Android phone) or video conferences (via VOIP on my MacBook). Another reason I like them…

I bought these to replace a set of Skull Candy headphones that I have had for a long time and have been very happy with but have fallen apart. While these Skull Candy headphones cost around $50, they certainly didn't sound any better than these. But the shape of the headphones in this Klipsch set is much more comfortable than in my Skull Candy. I wear them often throughout my workday and they never feel uncomfortable in my ears. Of course, I mainly use them for listening to music, but I also…

The Klipsch headphones have a 'regular' design so they fit EVERY ear comfortably. The "in-ear" part can be changed to 3 different sizes to fit different ears - we don't all grow them the same way! Klipsch has stayed away from the chunky design that some (like Samsung) are using, which may or may not fit your ears. I bought these to replace a previous pair of Klipschs that had "shorted" due to excessive cable flexing. I found my previous pair to be better in both sound and noise cancellation…

Now I've taken some time to review these headphones as, like most dynamic headphones, they can take some time to overcome some pause before warming up. Immediately after unpacking, the sound sounded a bit harsh, mids and deeper basses were missing. I personally found that using the largest comfortable earbud not only helped eliminate noise but also helped with the lower frequency range. I find the carrying case very useful, it helps me not to tie it or wrap it around my device which will damage

Excellent In terms of sound and size, my ears tell me this is a cheaper package for the now-discontinued 4-series innards, which got great reviews at a much higher price point. I had several pairs of 4s. After sleeping with them every night and flying hundreds of thousands of miles in the air, as well as using them during the day for at least a few months, the wires came loose somewhere and I bought a new pair. My last pair, which are now loose, lasted about 16 months. or more than 5000…

I love the clean mint color of these headphones. On the headphones and button, the coating is polished smooth, and on the chord itself it is stubbornly matte. In general, a pleasant quality. In terms of sound, I had these $75 Klipsch headphones. I actually bought them to replace a pair I lost. The sound tones are quite decent and give a better sense of closeness to the sound than the loose pair that comes with many smartphones these days. I'm not the type of person to edit video or audio from…

I've had several Klipsch S4s and now I've bought a couple of these S3s so I thought I'd write a quick comparison between the two. SOUND QUALITY: The S3 is good for listening to speech, has good bass and full range, but not very good clarity. That's what you would expect for the price. Klipsch Image S4i-II is much better. Clear sound, good bass, comparable to $100 headphones. If you're used to $10-$20 headphones, the S3M is your best bet. Headphones/Microphone. When I use the S3M in a noisy…