"kuyaxaka ngoba lezizenzo zibizwa ngenjabulo kepha umphumela wazo ukufa. umbuzo omkhulu ukuthi kulula yini ukuzithiba ocansini uma usuphuze kakhulu noma usebenzise iziyobisi na? kusho ukuthi nokuqwashisa ngengculazi kungumdlalo. abafazi benu mabathi tu emabandleni; kuba abavunyelwa bona ukuba bathethe. kuthiwa mabalulame, njengokuba usitsho nomthetho. ukuba ke banga bangaqonda into, mabayibuze ekhaya kwawabo amadoda; kuba lihlazo kubafazi ukuthetha ebandleni. Ukongeza awufani yevidiyo feature, Ungasebenzisa kwakhona ukusebenzisa iinketho call audio. Kwakhona unalo umgangatho isandi elungileyo kakhulu ngaphandle umgama Colour Name:Black / Chrome| Size Name:Ver2 - Flat cables|Verified Purchase I had a pair of the S4i and used them for about 4 years. I was very happy with them, apart from the microphone which I found I had to hold to my mouth to increase it's efficacy. The cable eventually failed at the point where the cable enters the mini-jack rendering them useless.I replaced them with the S4i ii as I assumed they would be improved over the old model. I've used them for about a month now.The good: the microphone is improved and I no longer have to hold it to my mouth in order for the person on the other end of the line to hear me. At first glance the cable seems to have been reinforced where the cable enters the mini-jack. They still have the great sound quality I became used to with the s4is (although I had to burn them in for a couple of days, they sounded horrible straight out of the box).The bad: This is what loses two full stars for me. The cable. It is HATEFUL. I can't believe Klipsch actually decided the material the cable is made of is an improvement on the old. It is made of an almost sticky plastic/rubber which causes more noise transfer to your ear due to the cable rubbing on your clothing as you walk. It may be tangle-proof but because of its oval cross section it has a torsional strength which makes twists in the cable mount up so you have to unplug the cable from the source in order for it to untwist. Another annoyance is the little band that joins the left and right cables so you can pull them tight up to your chin. When storing the headphones it seems to overcome the sticky plastic and manages to slide towards the earbuds, effectively joining them, meaning you have to pull it back down to the mic so you can get the earbuds in your ears. Only now it doesn't slide for some reason , so I honestly struggle to get it back down to where it should stay at the mic and feel like I'm straining the cable from the earbuds in the process.Would I buy the S4i iis again? No. Would I buy the S4is instead? Possibly, but the mic was an issue for me. If you aren't bothered about the mic get the S4is over these, overall the product is much better. If I haven't persuaded you not to buy them I would urge you to try them in person in-store. And please, please, please Klipsch R&D, what were you thinking? Change the cable. It's only because these headphones sound good I've given them three stars. If they didn't sound so good they'd be 1 star.EDIT: Failed in the right ear after 2 months, so returned for a refund. Hence rating change to 1 star. Read more ›