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02/2010

Product Survey: In-Ear Headphones

It turns out the S range has more than just taken its inspiration from the Image X family. Once you remove the gold/silver/copper exterior, you're left with a very standard pair of black headphones: less classy, but still refined and well-designed. The other advantage, of course, is how they fit into your ear, with the earphones sliding right into the ear canal. They're not likely to prove uncomfortable for anybody, even if you've never worn in-ear headphones before. We also liked the sliding clip on the headphone cable which brings the two halves together. That means you can choose to wear the S2s with the cable running down your back, for instance. The ration of accessories is very stingy though: three different sizes of ear tips and a soft case really isn't very much and we were disappointed. Although the S2s have all of the usual problems of in-ear headphones with membranes, Klipsch does well at managing them. There is clearly an emphasis on the bottom end of the spectrum, but it isn't the sticky, stifling mess it sometimes is. Low notes are all reasonably even, too.

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Klipsch Image S2 Headphones In-ear Earbud Open Box	$26.89	See it
Klipsch Image S2 Comfort-Fit Noise-Isolating Earphones	$39	See it
Klipsch Image S2 Retail Packaged Great Gift	$42.95	See it
Klipsch Image S2 Comfort Fit Noise Isolating Earphones	$48.82	See it

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