Klipsch ProMedia In-Ear Premium Noise-Isolating Gaming Headphones with Mic (Black/Red)

These are solid IEM's. I've owned mine for about 2 years and they're still working. They're showing serious wear, but still working. They are decent at low volumes but the bright mid-range and grainy, sharp treble is tough to listen to a lot of music through. The newer versions of the S4 seem to be an improvement. The bass is decent, but lacks extension and is a bit wild. Definitely bleeding into the mid-range.

The cable is fine, but it is permanently "coiled." This is very obnoxious. However, they've seen a stupid amount of abuse and the cable is still holding together fine. This is very impressive. The tips fall off far too easily but they do work well for me.

these are great sounding earbuds, they feel comfortable and look pretty good. the one huge problem with these are that every time the cable touches your cloths you get this thudding sound go straight into your ears, very disappointing .
i found this site useful if you ned to know more, i wish i had read it before i bought them
www.futuredigital.co/klipsch-promedia-earbuds

Coming from a Sony MDR-V6 for my main set CAN, I'm very use to a flatter frequency response and far less bass. The large amount of bass can overpower the main track in some my electronic tracks however it is just strong enough in most of music making it far more enjoyable. This was mainly observable on my desktop PC with a Creative X-Fi, but on my Samsung Galaxy S, the extra bass was just enough to push the weak default source to a far more enjoyable level. It was a great improvement over the stock oem "premium" headphones which isn't saying much here on head-fi although there were better than the your typical run of the mill headsets. Still for $40 (I got them on sale at my local B&M store), it was a pretty good value.