Everything You Need To Know About Klipsch Lifestyle T5 II True Wireless In-ear Headphones - Joe Audio
, by Haim Deutsch, 3 min reading time
Klipsch T5 II in-ear headphones are designed for people who value great sound quality wherever they go.
If you want wireless earphones with features similar to Apple's Airpods, Airpods Pro, or Beats PowerBeats Pro, but with better sound quality and comfort, you've come to the right place.
Product Overview
Klipsch has a significant advantage over the competition when it comes to in-ear headphones.
Klipsch T5 II True Wireless in-ear headphones offer the legendary sound you've come to know and love without the hassle of tangled cables, thanks to more than 70 years of audio experience.
With AptX high-quality Bluetooth and lossless AAC, you won't sacrifice audio quality just because you've gone wireless.
Klipsch in-ear headphones are designed for music fans who value great sound quality, superior comfort, and cool features at a reasonable price.
Klipsch makes an in-ear headphone model for a wider range of use cases than other similar earbud-style earphones.
Klipsch provides Excellent Wireless Bluetooth functionality. Click here to learn more about Wireless earphones.
Design
The new T5 II True Wireless is the T5 series' second generation.
The new earpiece is more ergonomically formed and tightly integrated with the ear, so it not only fits better, but it also sticks out of your ear significantly less than the previous generation.
As a result, the new Klipsch T5 II is significantly more comfortable to wear all day.
The majority of truly wireless Bluetooth earphones employ an internal chip antenna. However, this results in less consistent wireless performance.
Klipsch instead implements an injection moulded stainless steel antenna on the exterior to address this issue.
This metal external antenna, which is similar to those found in high-end smartphones, ensures that the earphones receive near-perfect signal coverage with no interruptions.
The new T5 II in-ear headphones are also dust and water-resistant.
Klipsch increased the thickness of the walls, gaskets, and all weather-sealing required to achieve high IP ratings.
Even though all of these innovations work against making a product smaller, Klipsch was still able to reduce the size of the final product by 25%.
Convenience
Source: HIFI Blog
Both in-ear headphone models in Klipsch's new T5 II line include Klipsch's exclusive patented oval-shaped ear tips for the ultimate in comfort and fit.
These soft oval silicone ear tips fit deeper, and the new T5 II comes in half sizes as well as the standard three sizes (small, medium, and large).
You now get three sizes: small+, medium+, and large+, with six ear tips, included.
Furthermore, the ear tips are colour coded on the undersides of each one, so you can always tell which one is the correct size by matching the colours.
Features & Technology
- Top Microphones
Klipsch pushes the microphone pattern to new heights in call quality and clarity.
T5 II TW uses a quad beam-forming microphone pattern for the clearest call quality, always pushing the boundaries for maximum performance.
It employs the best microphones for the clearest call quality, as well as cool looks that complement your high-performance style.
- Best Audio Quality
Klipsch, with over 70 years of legendary audio experience, is one of the few companies today that knows how to provide great sound without relying on DSP or low-cost electronics.
The ability of Klipsch to manufacture in-ear headphones without digital signal processing also extends battery life in wireless earphones that use a battery.
The original Klipsch T5 had an excellent sound signature and bass performance, but the new T5 II line has even deeper sub-bass, clearer vocals, and enhanced detail in the higher frequencies.
Conclusion
There's a Klipsch T5 II True Wireless that will suit your needs, whether you're looking for wireless in-ear headphones to help you work out or to enjoy the clearest phone conversations with the best microphones. They sound and fit well, so the decision comes down to how you plan to use them.
