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Question: What is the exact length of the cord?  I want to put my phone in my jeans pocket and not have them get ripped out as I walk.
Document: This is also a function of not just thinness but length. Cable is uber long.How I avoid all cable problems:A) I use the twistie tie that came with the headphones to keep the cord only as long as necessary to put my android phone into my back pocket (I'm a guy - girls with those small pocketed pants I don't know what you do!
Takes a minute to figure out.3.) Cord is perfect length, if way curly. With your phone in your pocket and the cord fairly straight, you're golden. Soon as you take the buds out and put them down, cord squiggles back up, but it makes it easier to fit into the hilariously tiny carrying case.Very stoked about the call control. Phoned a few people to test it out and all reported no difference between my voice through the phone v. through the mic.
I only had these for about 6 months before the cord at the jack broke. It's not reinforced in any way and couldn't handle being bent when I kept my phone in my pocket. I'll admit that I didn't put them away into their case every time, but I think simple headphones should be able to stand up to light abuse. I didn't love the sound from these headphones so I didn't bother trying to get them replaced.
The "stress" from that one flight, where I was primarily playing music off my phone with the phone in my jeans pocket, cause the connector become loose. The headphones are shot for me after just that one flight, and now cannot get a good connection unless I twist and turn the connector and hope I get lucky (and of course, I don't jostle it again).I won't bother with another Klipsch in-ear product.
Otherwise, if you use ear buds to walk around with your music like a normal user, avoid these.Just a note on usage, too. Realizing the wire was flimsy, I took special care with these not to leave them all coiled up around the iPod, or stuffed into a pocket to tangle. When not using, I either put them in the tin case or I lay them out so they don't get tangled.
You just roll up the cord and it has a molded foam insert for the drivers to fit into. I do put them into my pocket sometimes but not too often. Just yesterday I noticed that the left ear was getting scratchy and then would just drop out. I figured out that by wiggling the jack around I could get it to come back, but if it moved too much it would go out again.
The sound on these are great. When it comes to music, I want it loud, and clear. I like my bass, my mids, and my lows. I want to hear it all, but without distortion.These headphones fit that bill.However, I primarily wear headphones at the gym. These ALWAYS seem like they are trying to &#34;escape&#34; from my ears! I put them in, walk 10 steps, and they are coming out of my ears.
I love the sound and the ability of these headphones to block out sound but the things sock me occasionally via the metal piece on the earbud and if you so much as BREATHE in the direction of the cord it makes a super loud noise through the headphones. If you are completely still the sound is fine but these are impossible to walk to work in unless you want to hear the sound of the cord bouncing on you coming through louder than your music.
But that was nothing compared to the noise isolation. I put these in and the world around me disappeared. Now for me in my office this is a negative. I need to be able to hear. However, if that's what you're looking for these do it well. The cord is about the same length as my stock ear buds. The wire is very thin, but I don't know if that's a problem.So once everything check out ok it was time to hit play, and let me say wow!
The Bose headphones had plastic that came off all the time and if you lost them, you would have to find replacements. These will not come off unless you want them too. They feel good in your ear and comfortable.3)  Noise Isolation:  Indeed these do an excellent job of isolating outside noise based upon the precise fit of the ear pieces.4)  Cord length:  The cord is the perfect length for me. Not too long, not too short.
Answer: From earbud to jack, 50.5 inches.