Customer Ratings & Reviews

They sound great; I had trouble finding a good fit with the included earbuds and now the controls had stopped working for the volume and other features

I have a full klipsch system at home so I wanted the same sound in earphones. And , these are the right choice. They are comfortable enough to leave in for hours.They cancel out most of the outside sounds and don't distort at higher volumns.For the price,I feel I made the perfect choice.

I bought these to replace my previous good earbuds (a set of Shure earbuds that ran me about $150). I love Klipsch's products. I have the Promedia 2.1 computer speakers and they're some of the best speakers I've ever owned. These earbuds are pretty good. The sound is balanced overall and, while is doesn't produce the over-the-top bass that some cheaper buds do, sounds all the better for it. Again, these are earbuds, not full-sized over-the-ear headphones. With speakers this small your expectations have to be realistic. That being said, overall the bass, mid, and treble provide an accurate audio image throughout the frequency spectrum. The only other shortcoming I found was that I bought these for running. If your only intended use for these is for the gym, I can't recommend them. Rustling the cord transfers sound directly to your ears and they fall out easily with anything more than minimal movement. My advice is to purchase these only if you intend on walking or sitting with them in. If you're just looking for something to give you quality sound while reading or walking to / riding on public transit, then they're great.

Sells for $79, but sounds like $120 models. They hold their own right out of the box connected right to an iPhone or android. They really come alive with a headphone amp like the Fiio E12A, which was made for these IEMs. The base is deeper and the low-mids are amazing. They stay in your ears due to their light weight. Highs are distinct but not tinny or annoying. Well worth the money.

These are a very rich sounding, very smooth product. I like how full the low end can get (relative for ear buds, of course) and the high end is not too absurd, which to me, is always he drawback of in-ear buds. Klipsch quality to me, would rival Bose in build, fit and form anyway. If people bothered to look past a brand label and actually use their ears to listen, I would say they sound much better (though I won't compare these to the QC line of Bose buds, those are not fair to compare). The buds come with 3 different sized sets of rubber ear fittings for size and a carry case, which i of course, never use, but it's nice of them. The inline mic feels very solidly constructed of one rubberized piece, no hard plastic, which I really like (my last in-line had cracked at this point). My two (slight) critiques; I would like some larger rubber buds for a tighter fit in my ear; the silver track skip/pause/mute/hang up button could stand to be a little bit more positive in it's feedback. I find myself clicking once when I want twice, twice when I want 3, etc. Excellent, excellent buds, especially for the price when compared to Bose's ever popular sport models.

Compared to more expensive models on the market, I think Klipsch are a great quality sound for a great price. They're light weight, very comfortable in the ear, and provide quality sound. I recommend these for active listeners.

I bought these despite the other reviews warning about the cord being noisy, but have to echo the other reviewers' concerns. The noise from the cords is unbelievably annoying, and why these get 4 stars instead of 5. Someone here described the sound as that coming from a stethoscope when you have it in your ears & tap on the tube. They were dead on. Every movement or bumping of the cord creates this loud hollow tube sound in your ears, which overrides the music playing. There is no way you could buy these for running, or heck, even walking around. I wore them on an airplane and they were tolerable, but that's because you can't move in one of those seats. The mitigate the noise from the cord movement, you have to use the cord clip it comes with, but this isn't the easiest thing to attach and you have to attach it high and wear it high on your shirt to have any real effect. This lowered the range I could move my head, so it's either tie your head to your shirt & don't move, or put the clip lower & increase the area where the cord can move & make noise. I feel like the outer rubber they used on the cord could have been a different material & not have caused this annoyance. The headphones themselves, in terms of sound coming from your music device, is superb. Some of the best range I've heard in a higher-end mid-grade set of headphones. Great bass with equal higher sound response. The headphones come with 4 sets of earpieces and a cord clip, all stored on a little plate that fits nicely in the small carrying case the headphones come with. The inline buttons don't work properly with Android phones, but that's not a make-or-break deal to me. If they could fix the headphone cord noise issue, these would be the best headphones on the market.

I have frequently been using earbuds for years. I usually wear them out fairly easy since I use them to fall asleep. The normal earbuds tangle, these don't! They are really toungh. Mine have even survived a trip through the washer and dryer and still work. The sound quality and fit are both excellent.

Sadly these require that you always use the clip to keep the earbuds in place/ secure to your body- otherwise they would be almost perfect. The earbuds themselves feel incredible in the ear. Very light, but a slightly more sticky surface would prob help solve the fit problem. So, get used to the occasional earslip as you fall into the warm detailed soundstage which works for a variety of genres I like - opera, rap, pop, jazz... Iphone integration is nice and not buggy. Overall nice pair of earbuds.

We got these for my husband because he's always complaining about his apple earbuds falling out. These stay in his ears even while doing chores outside. The sound is also very good. A little pricey but you get what you pay for.

These are great sounding buds for a reasonable price. Comfortable, stays in ear well, etc. Noise reduction is good, too.

When I purchased this headset I was originally looking to replace an old pair of earbuds from 4+ years ago. I just wanted something simple, but when I saw that brands like Klipsch and Sennheiser were making earbuds I decided to check them out. I purchased these Klipsch earbuds thinking that they would work well with my Android phone, but alas they do not. The packaging didn't have any markings stating that they were designed for iPhone. You won't know that until you tear into the packaging and there is a little slip of paper stating this. With the exception of the answer/end and volume buttons not working, everything else works fine on Android. The bass is deep and the highs are crisp. Everything from classic rock to heavy metal and even dubstep sounds amazing on these buds. I have even been using them as my primary chat headset on my PS4. I can hear teammates clearly and they even compliment me on how well my voice sounds coming through the microphone.

I have had about 10 sets of ear buds in this price range - $75-$125, and this is my third set of Klipsch. These seem a little sturdier and sound as good. Can't comment on "sound" quality as I listen to mostly books and always on my IPod, as I haven't had a "home" stereo or something that I would feel qualified to judge anything other than the sound from and IPod, but I can't imagine anyone (there may be some out there) with the turntable on the huge concrete monolith listening to whatever on ear buds.

After listening to a variety of the ~$100 headphones from different brands, the Klipsch R6i stand out for a couple reasons. The sound is very good, but particularly the bass. No other headphones I had used had such a powerful bass--maybe too powerful as the mids and highs were drowned out quite a bit. The best part of these headphones has to be the comfort. The angled design fits perfectly into the ear canal, and with the right bud sizes, they fit very well. These truly feel like they are not even in your ear, they are so light and low-profile. The cable itself is well-designed, and it never tangles which is great. The carrying case is a good size and also very slim and flexible, but I'm not sure how well it protects the headphones from any point objects they may come in contact with. Overall, very good headphones for the price, especially for bass-heavy fans. If you are solely after comfort, these are the way to go!

Klipsch is a great brand and that is what inspired me to try these earbuds. I found the fit and long wear comfort to be better than the other brands that I have tried, and the sound is impressive.

I wanted good quality earbuds that would work for walking and jogging. The Klipsch R6i Earbuds are very good quality, with good frequency range. The flat cable resists tangling and volume control in the cord is handy. The earbuds are oriented for right/left ears and came with a range of ear size adaptors. A clamp and slider facilitate wearability.

2nd Pair I've owned - even got my father a pair for Christmas. Excellent highs and great for movies. Quality bass as well. Also has many options to fit different ear sizes comfortably.

I have a pair of custom molded, dual driver ear buds that I use for live applications with my band. They cost upwards of $400.00. These give them a real run for their money. The clarity is great, the range of frequency is excellent and the different options for the molds to fit different sizes of ears is a nice touch. I also like the case, it makes it easy to take good care of them.

I used to have Skullcandy headphones, they sounded fine. These are a completely different level, and exactly what I would expect from Klipsch. I have several different models of Klipsch home speakers (including La Scala) and appreciate the crisp/sharp highs and solid lows. These headphones are no exception. My wife bought a pair first, I liked them so much I got another for myself!

I go through earbuds VERY frequently, and have owned ones ranging from $15 Skull Candy to $500 Shure. These Klipsch are excellent for their price point. Truly tangle free, solid if sometimes shallow bass, great mid and high. My favorite part about these buds is the comfort of wear, they are very light and do not hook around your ear or rest up against it, they are suspended in air from your canal due to the unique oval shaped inserts. These are my daily use and will probably remain so.