Testseek.com have collected 15 expert reviews of the Klipsch Image X5 and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Klipsch Image X5.
January 2009
(84%)
15 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: Round-up One of the reasons that noise-cancelling headphones tend to be so expensive is that they use sophisticated electronics to generate their own sound waves that can cancel out background noise such as the drone of an aircraft engine. Noise-isolat...
Klipsch made something special with the Image X10s, but their benefits came at a slight premium. While a couple of sacrifices have been made to hit the lower price point of the X5s, they're far from crippling. Ultimately the Image X5s sound almost as good...
Excellent all-round sound quality; compact and comfortable; well-priced
Competing models can offer even deeper bass
The Klipsch Image X5s are terrific earphones -- one of the company's best pairs yet -- with all-rounder qualities akin to a more costly pair. Also boasting a wonderfully compact and comfortable design, it all adds up to a winner in the all-rounder cat...
Abstract: Klipsch has been a big name in the speaker game for years, and I remember the old school ProMedias as being the definitive article when it came to 2.1, and later 5.1, desktop sound. When I first reported the X5s I wasn’t sure they could possibly be muc...
The Klipsch Image X5 earphones are ultracompact, lightweight, and comfortable, and they offer great sound quality. The contoured eartips offer a secure fit with exceptional sound isolation, and the plug is uniquely designed for durability. Includes a n...
The Klipsch Image X5 earphones have a thin, tangle-prone wire that raises some concern for durability, and theyre pricey. Shorter warranty period than competition from Shure.
The Klipsch Image X5 earphones are a bit of an investment, but theyre worth it if you demand excellent audio quality and have had trouble with earbud fit in the past.
Big can audio quality in the guise of wee earbuds. Sharp sound and sharp design. 0.398ounce weight? What are these things made out of, aerogel?
Youve got to push (and I mean really push) the buds into dangerously deep areas of your ear to make them work properly. Cinching the cable to keep them tied down will make you look ridiculous.
Abstract: Klipsch is one of the increasing number of manufacturers of ‘in-ear' earphones that has realised that the lazy ‘one size fits all' approach to design is doomed for failure.Thank you for searching out Australian HI-FI Magazine's equipment review of the Kli...
