Klipsch - T5 II True Wireless In-Ear Headphones - Silver

These earphones sound fantastic and fit really well. My previous earphones felt like too much of their weight was outside the ear and tended to fall out. These feel much more secure. I haven't explored the Klipsch Connect app yet, I understand there's an equalizer included, but honestly they sound great right out of the box. They seem really well made, even the charging case. They came fully charged, which was nice.

I bought these on April 16, 2021 since I was in the market for some true wireless headphones. I did own a pair of Powerbeats for a bit over a year until they gave out. I decided to get some Klipsch for the moment after reading good reviews I pulled the trigger to purchase a pair. Pros: When I first got the packaging I liked the presentation in which they have a seal to ensure they are not open or pre-owned. The units are pretty decent size not too large or small. The carrying case does tend to charge the headphones, I was surprise to know the case was made out of metal. The case does feel sturdy protection ensuring your headphones will be protected from damage. You can put the case in your pocket without feeling bulky, once the units are stored in the case, they will start charging instantly. The case itself does have an internal battery that will charge the headphones giving you 3 lights indicating battery life inside the case. The life of the head phones will give you about eight hours of use depending the use, and the case does have a 24 hour charging life. You will receive multiple ear piece replacement about 2 pairs of each size making perfectc chose from and as well the peace of mind that you will not have to go on a quest for replacement if you go through all the replacements. Another great feature is that you can also have these operating independently meaning once can be in used while the other headphone is stored in its case. If you do decided to use both you can simply grab the other head piece from the case and it will automatically will pair with your unit making both operating at the same time while in a middle of a call or listening to music. Cons: In order to get a good sound quality from the earphones you will have to place them in your at a correct angle, I did tend to come across some fitting issues. I do use these for phone calls and listen to music when I go for a walk. I did tend to find the issue that they will occasionally will fall off from my ear when chewing food (normal chew) and sometimes when I walk at a fast pace. The microphone does tend to have some interference , picking up noise from the surrounding environment. The sound quality will not be the same as a over the ear headphones but will get descent amount of bass and sound level. Some occasion you will get pairing issues and as well you can only have these connected to one device at a time. In a nut shell: If you expect sound quality equivalent to as a over ear headphones, you will no. The built in micro phone does tend to do good in in closed surrounding but not outdoors as expected. For the price is a bit steep for the quality, the carrying case made out of metal ensuring that your headphones will be protected.

Multiple sets of earpiece adapters included. The case is metal and it is small, well made. The ear pieces themselves sound great for my use. I did have an issue pairing them to my Samsung Galaxy S20 Note; it took multiple attempts and the included instructions were not really clear, website wasn't much help either. (for comparison in terms of ease of setup/pairing I got my wife the Samsung Galaxy Buds + and paired them with a Samsung Galaxy S20+ in 1 try, it was so easy compared to the Klipsch set). One thing to note is that these earpieces are note simply touch based, you have to "press" in the center and learn the series of left ear/right clicks, not a deal breaker just took some getting used to; the sound and case make up for the minor quirks with the setup and "pressing" the earpieces.

I have owned a lot of Klipsch speakers in my lifetime. Nothing can beat their full range of sound, deep penetrating bass, and clear, crisp highs plus their ability to handle a pounding is second to none. Now headphones, that seems to be a different story. I bought some wired ear buds a few years ago and I was severely disappointed. None of the the characteristics that made Klipsch, well you know, Kilpsch were anywhere to be seen. The sound quality was just not there at all. Fast forward to this purchase, I still had high hopes. I purchased these over Apple Airpod Pros because my thought is Klipsch is the best. Unfortunately, these were much like my wired versions. A disappointment. I tried different ear sizes, everything and the sound quality was just disappointing. No bass. Muddy midrange. Highs ok but nothing to write home about. Its too bad because I wanted to love them so bad. Sad.

Not too big, and perfect amount of quality for listening/dampening unwanted noises in loud environments, answering calls is super easy with a touch of the headphone, where call clarity is also a premium experience.

Work extremely well and have great stereo sound. Would definitely recommend them.

Well made and exudes Kliptch craftsmanship great quality.

Pros: Controls are nice, case feels solid and the sound is pretty good. The app is fine. Battery life is good. Cons: no wireless charging, they stick out of your ears really far and are easy to knock out, sound quality is meh. The case is really heavy and fairly bulky. No active noise cancellation and they don't do a great job of passive noise cancellation. These are fine but they're not as good as other wireless headphones that are around the same price. Picked up Galaxy Buds Pro and am much happier.