Klipsch Image X10i In-Ear Headset for iPhone and iPod

Reviews for Klipsch Image X10i In-Ear Headset for iPhone and iPod

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4.5 out of 5 stars

Based on 31 reviews

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  • 4.0 out of 5 stars

    First use is deceiving... after a while you will appreciate these headphone

    • Written by from Bristol

    26 of 34 people found this useful

    I purchased these after my Shure in ears finally called it a day. I was tossing up between these, another pair of shures or a pair of monster beats. I finally took a plunge on the Klipsch and let me tell you... i was about to go back to the store and demand my money back, they were that bad.... low sound, low bass, actually how about no bass? I even put the standard apple headphones back in and they sounded better than these.

    but i perservered and im happy that i did.... these earphones are all about fit. Once you have found the silicon mould that suits your ear and once you have learned how to position them in your ear to suite your size then they are awsome. Clear, Crisp, Good Bass....

    my only hate is that they do tend to wobble a little when on the move so you do fiind your self fixing them in your ear every 20 mins or so.

    Was this useful? First use is deceiving... after a while you will appreciate these headphone

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  • 4.0 out of 5 stars

    Good sound quality. Poor build quality

    • Written by from Sunnyvale

    17 of 22 people found this useful

    I've owned these headphones for about a year and a half. Let me start by saying these headphones sound great for their size, as they should for their price. They are also the lightest earbuds I've ever owned.

    My problem with them is their build quality. One of my earbuds have two rips in it. I don't even know what caused them to rip. I only use these headphones while sitting at my desk at work. Also, the cord has broken at the base of where the wire connects into the device and there is about 1cm worth of exposed wiring. This one is my fault since it happened by my pulling the cord to disconnect the headphones instead of grabbing it by the base of the cord. However, I do this with other headphones and I just find this to be a design flaw for not making it more durable/robust.

    Was this useful? Good sound quality. Poor build quality

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