Are Klipsch S4i the Best Earphones for Around $100 More or Less?

I read a lot of reviews and it seems its the best at that price range. And I want a mic with Apple controls.

THANKS!

Also, hows the durability?

Thanks brah! Really helpful! Though 7/10 for Klipsch S4i? And the reZERO gets a 10, but reviewers in other sites says its good but not that good. Gets busted within a few months.

Thanks brah! Really helpful! Though 7/10 for Klipsch S4i? And the reZERO gets a 10, but reviewers in other sites says its good but not that good. Gets busted within a few months.

Me_Ann

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Thanks brah! Really helpful! Though 7/10 for Klipsch S4i? And the reZERO gets a 10, but reviewers in other sites says its good but not that good. Gets busted within a few months.

Bozanimal

Personally? If I were to buy a headphone right now I'd go with the Sennheiser adidas PMX 680 (~$60), but that's because I could use them while running. It supposedly has great sound, is durable, and especially great for exercising. There is also a 680i with iPod controls, as well.

Outside the gym, I'd go with the Etymotic MC5, which is quite durable and reads well (meaning both its technical specs and reviews are favorable). No iPod controls, but I've had in-line controls and found that - regardless - I'd end up accessing my MP3 player anyway.

Boz

The S4i's are great and my other half has a pair, but personally I prefer my AKG Q350's over them and they retail for around the $70US mark. They are a pretty devisive pair due to the colouring of them (lime green wires) and they do protrude a little so not overly comfy for small ear canals. For me though they fit really nicely. Sound wise, the bass was impactful without getting muddy, the mids warm and the highs crisp and clear without getting shrill. The mic/controller worked as it should, but it was never a buying point for me. They may have had some production issues but my pair just keep moving along. BTW I mainly listen to Metal/Rock/Alt and Jazz.

Personally? If I were to buy a headphone right now I'd go with the Sennheiser adidas PMX 680 (~$60), but that's because I could use them while running. It supposedly has great sound, is durable, and especially great for exercising. There is also a 680i with iPod controls, as well.

Outside the gym, I'd go with the Etymotic MC5, which is quite durable and reads well (meaning both its technical specs and reviews are favorable). No iPod controls, but I've had in-line controls and found that - regardless - I'd end up accessing my MP3 player anyway.

Boz

The S4i's are great and my other half has a pair, but personally I prefer my AKG Q350's over them and they retail for around the $70US mark. They are a pretty devisive pair due to the colouring of them (lime green wires) and they do protrude a little so not overly comfy for small ear canals. For me though they fit really nicely. Sound wise, the bass was impactful without getting muddy, the mids warm and the highs crisp and clear without getting shrill. The mic/controller worked as it should, but it was never a buying point for me. They may have had some production issues but my pair just keep moving along. BTW I mainly listen to Metal/Rock/Alt and Jazz.

hotstonez

Iv'e boughten the kilpsch s4 and there exceptional. You will not be dissapointed regardless. I highly reccomend it. THis recomendation is soley based on sound quality

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The S4i's are great and my other half has a pair, but personally I prefer my AKG Q350's over them and they retail for around the $70US mark. They are a pretty devisive pair due to the colouring of them (lime green wires) and they do protrude a little so not overly comfy for small ear canals. For me though they fit really nicely. Sound wise, the bass was impactful without getting muddy, the mids warm and the highs crisp and clear without getting shrill. The mic/controller worked as it should, but it was never a buying point for me. They may have had some production issues but my pair just keep moving along. BTW I mainly listen to Metal/Rock/Alt and Jazz.

Me_Ann