Thai

If the Klipsch app does not work well on your Android phone (volume control), then check this FREE app out: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.danez.headphonecontroller Klipsch needs to copy this app!! It works as advertised with my S4A II and my Galaxy Note 2. The volume actually works!! This app so far works most of the time...about on par with the Klipsch app. Hey, it's free and beggers can't be choosers! [*-)]

Anyone can help me? Any changes internally at the buds?? Thanks!

Other than cord, nothing else sonically. But then again, i am a beginner in all this. That is why i created the other thread to ask about differences with S4 II.

Like some here, i too went from S4 to X10i to S4 II. For me, i never found a good fit for the X10i and the sound was good, but that was about it. The S4 may lack some delicate detail, but it is more exciting to listen to (esp. when i use it for commute). Strangely, the S4 fit my ears better and provide a consistent seal vs. the X10i. In addition, there is more wire noise with the X10i when i use it to exercise.

I am sure that this has been covered. If so, then please link it for me because the SEARCH function did not get me what i wanted ("S4 II changes" did not show much). If not, then can someone tell me what the changes are from the original design? I have the original S4. Will likely buy S4A II in the near future. Besides the cable, what else? Did the diaphragm or magnet(s) change? Did the interior of the buds change? Some reviewers mentioned that the "sibilance" was fixed with the S4II. For me, i did not hear much of that in the original...but just wondering if there were any "fixes" internally besides the cable. Thanks, Thai.