Customer Ratings & Reviews

I may have small ears but these ear buds are very long. The lack of fit negates any sound quality from the product.

Push button fell apart where it connects to the watch. Dust also stick to it more than the regular apple band.

I've had these lovely things for almost 3 weeks now and I have to say that I can't get over the sound quality. Great clearity and bass is not overpowering but still there if you want it! I recently owned a set of urBeats for almost 2 weeks before I got over the build quality along the average sound quality and returned them. The one complaint I would have about the r6i's would be that the cord sound everybody else has complained about can get in the way at times. I mainly use them for the gym and cutting the grass. Very comfortable and haven't had an issue with them not staying in my ear. Overall, great set of ear buds!

Sound was flat and muffled. If you like that sound, buy these. If not, try something else

not a fan wires getting in the way and multiple times tangling during workouts

Returned these right after I tried them. Could not hear a whole range of sound. I could hear he background but not he foreground. Returned for some more expensive Sony earbuds

They were very bulky and fell out of my ears constantly!

I didn't like them they keep falling out of my ears

There is too much mid bass in the vocals in the Klipsch R6i. It's a real shame as the bass is tight and strong and the highs are beautiful without any sibilance. The mids are slightly too forward pushing the beautifully controlled highs back. The decent soundstage of the Klipsch would be better if the mid bass wasn't overshadowing the clarity and detail of the highs during vocals. EDM, drum-n-bass and Trap music sounds great on the Klipsch. Cannot recommend them for all genre general listening. I ended up trading the Klipsch in for the Marshall Mode EQs. The Marshalls sound like my ATH-M50x over ears. Compared to the Klipsch R6i, the Marshalls have a more natural bass response in normal EQ mode with slightly brighter highs creating more detail and clarity. The other EQ mode emphazises the bass and mids making the sound more warm. It's a nice option for listening at lower volumes but not necessary if already listening at higher volumes. The Klipsch had a wider soundstage.

I have owned several Klipsch earbuds so I purchased these for my teenager. So far, this is the second set I have had to return to Klipsch, which is not a quick process. One of the earbuds has failed on each set.

Got one pair but the right earbud didn't work. Exchanged for another and the microphone didn't work. Not good at all. Customer service was though. No problems exchanging.

The audio sounded good, but not better than some 20.00 standard headphones, and cord made a TON of noise if you touched like, like a stethoscope to the point I didn't want to move when I had them in. The included shirt clip helped but not enough. Very disappointed especially for the price.

Did not fit in my ears, used all possible settings. hence Returned. Sound was overall ok.

These earbuds DO NOT fit in my ears, very uncomfortable. Going back to Apple earbuds.

Not happy with the way it fits in ear. Regardless of which fitting is used.

After trying many brands of earbuds for years, I am satisfied with the Klipsch R6. They stay in the ear in a comfortable position without interfering noise. I purchased them in January 2017. A few weeks ago the left bud went silent. I contacted Klipsch who sent me a replacement. When asked why the buds would fail, the representative said that when placing the smartphone in a pocket while running, the jack wire is constantly moving which eventually weakens and develops a short. The best way to exercise with a smartphone and earbuds is with a clip for a waistband or an arm band. Good advice. In any event, Klipsch made good on the 1 yr. warranty.

I use the headphones to work out. They stopped working after 1 month.

I am taking them back, not worthy of how much I paid

These headphones are very nice, I got them for my wife for her samsung galaxy tab S 10 inch version. And samsung galaxy S6, from her point of view she loves them and really likes the flat response she gets from them. She is not a big fan of bass like I am so if your looking for a nice clear sound where you can hear the voice of the artist from a cd or hear your calls with a nice balanced clarity, these headphones are for you. I must mention that I also had the x11i by Klipsch and for some reason these sound exactly the same but for a fraction of the price though the x11i are alot more slim and lighter and have a very nice premium design. With that said if your looking for great bass and crisp clarity on the high frequency as well. Go with the image one v2's or you can go with the status headphones which sound alot better than the image one v2's when it comes to the low and high frequency sounds. But if weight and comfort is your concern as well as bass response, then the image one v2's or even the new Reference headphones would be your best bet.

These are very bass heavy headsets but still sound pretty good. The fit is just amazing - nothing I know compares to these. The sound quality however isn't that great. The treble response is worse than the standard ear buds that come with an iPhone! Plus I found myself pressing the pause button when trying to control volume. These are good for outdoor use and stand up well to abuse. The construction is strong and durable.