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Hands-on Review: Klipsch IMAGE S4i Premium Headset
Ok, so you are the lucky one who owns the iPhone 3GS, third generation iPod shuffle, second generation iPod touch, fourth generation iPod nano or the iPod classic 120GB? I suppose you're now looking for the headphones, which can considerably increase the effect of IPod sound quality. You're on your right way! I'm going to share my experience with you.
So I purchased the Image S4i. That purchase was rather spontaneous so I didn't do a lot of careful thinking. Afterwards I was really happy I bought the Image S4i.
At first the design attracted me. This headset is looking sooo nano! And I'm a really great fan of those kinds of staff. So we move on: I liked the design and it's convenience in use. The Image S4i's tips are very small but at the same time they repeat the ear form and contour. That's why I had no problems with having them in my ear. Even when I run, tips don't fall out of my ear (I think you've experienced this irritating thing, when the tips fall out of the ear! I hate that!)
I read in a review that the seal is brilliant so it decreases the environment noise level and when I began to use the Image S4i myself, I realized that was true. I can hear the sound in a subway and everywhere well without increasing the volume to maximum level. That saves my health.
After I have already been using the Image S4i I found out that it's very comfortable to use this device as a microphone when answering the calls. I don't have now to look for a right position to talk, because the microphone is situated specially for that purpose: for our comfort. It's also has a high quality so I can talk anyway I like (not to shout to the machine, to catch your voice).
I control the music with the Image S4i's navigation too. So as you can see I'm totally satisfied!
Oh and one more peculiar thing: when you press a definite button you can hear the name of a composition you're listening to or the name of the playlist you are in.
So enjoy!
