Pocket-Lint: Pound for lb, the Klipsch X10i are some of the most expensive headphones out there. At the time of writing you’re looking at £195 for a product which weighs 10.5g, so that’s around £18.50/gram which, for the record, makes it less valuable a commodity than gold only by £10/gram.
Techgadgetsreview: Popular ear-gear manufacturer, Klipsch has unveiled exclusive Lou Reed X10i headphones. Learn more about specs and how much you need to pay in order to get them.
$400 for in ear buds :| That is insane. Klipsch are super high quality though from what I've read, and you will definitely get proper sound from them. But for $400? I can get a high quality headset that would surpass these easily.
TechRadar - Klipsch states that this is the world's smallest and lightest full-range earphone, so naturally it's got us excited, because small and light so often equates to all-day comfort, a close second to sound quality.
Of course, discerning readers will want an in-ear to do two things: accurate music reproduction and adequate noise isolation and, to this end, our long-term reference earphones have been the costly ACS T2 at £500, complete with custom-made moulds.
While they are not the X10i's, we are giving away a pair of Klipsch Image X5 this month...
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Pocket-Lint: Speaker manufacturer Klipsch entered the headphone market in 2008 with the launch of the X10 in-ear headphones, and the company has just announced that its adding a mic and remote to the device - creating the iPhone-friendly Image X10i.
A bit too much for headphones... LOL
I think it was a prize in some previous competition on Techspy (to the winner- are they worth this price?)
Grado Headphones Out do this I am Sure.