Review: Very comfortable...nifty carrying case
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 3, 2013
Pros~Customizable with 3 sizes of earbuds, S, M, & L.  Light and comfortable, they fit very well in the ear unlike some ear bud type earphones I've owned in the past. The silicone tips are comfortable and work well to seal off the earphones in your ear canal. As a matter of fact, all three Moshi In-Ear Headphones (Moshi Moonrock In-Ear Headphones for Kindle Fire HD, Lime,Moshi Dulcia In-Ear Headphones for Kindle Fire HD, White, &Moshi Vortex Premium In-Ear Headphones for Kindle Fire HD, I tested are the most comfortable ones I've ever used which includes Sony & Bose.~Integrated click button & microphone work seamlessly with Kindle Fire HD & Apple products. For music, the button allows pausing, advancing and rewinding songs. It also provides functionality for answering and declining phone calls, as well as a call waiting "flash" feature, though I did not test these.~Comes with a hard rubber/plastic carrying case that works very well for storing the headphones and carrying along with you in a pocket or bag.~Soft/Light shade of Lime.Cons~Audio quality is average. Relative to the standard Apple headphones that come with the iPhone, iPad, iPod, etc., these have similar to marginally better audio quality, mainly a tad better on the low end since they have the silicone tips to seal in the low frequencies. If I had to describe the sound, I'd call it a bit "muddy"' with too much midrange, and not enough on the high and low ends.~Cable is the standard light design you see on cheaper headphones and could be more prone to twisting and tangling. Going back to comparison with the standard issue Apple headphones, the cable is exactly the same quality.SummaryTo establish context for my review, on the scale of the average person to discriminating audiophile, 5 being average and 10 being a hardcore audiophile I'd say my tastes fall at about a 7 or 8. As such, I personally would not really recommend these headphones. They don't offer much improvement over cheaper headphones, such as the standard issue Apple headphones, especially in audio quality. If you want something that is much more comfortable and fit the ear better, then maybe you would be happy with these, but for me the audio quality is just not at the level I prefer.3 stars