Review: Good sound isolation, tough getting the headphones into the case
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 26, 2013
I'm not a big music fan so instead I use these headphones to listen to news and to drown out noisy cube mates at work.Some of the Pros and Cons:* Sound quality is great.  It is clear and crisp without any feedback or echoes.* The plugs fit snug into the ears and are comfortable enough to wear for hours at a time.* The cord is flat, long,  and almost impossible to tangle.* Because of the snug fit there is no leaking of sound from the headphones.  When I used other ear buds my cube mates at work complained that they could hear sound coming from my ear buds.  My cube mates have no complaints when I use my Moshi Dulcia headphones.* Again because of the snug fit the ear phones drown out noise and conversations going on around me.  This is the most important feature to me.* The plug/jack of the ear phone fit nicely into my Kindle even when the Kindle is in its Amazon leather case. I've had problems with other plugs/jacks being too big to fit through the narrow opening in the Kindle case.* The plugs are stylish to look at, but I wish they didn't protrude out from my ears.  They tend to get tangled in my hair.* The only real complaint I have about the Moshi Dulcia In-Ear Headphones is the case.  It is too small and it takes a lot of fiddling to get the headphones into the case.  I gave up on the case and now just use a padded pouch.So all-in-all this is a pretty good product.  It has a few quirks unrelated to sound quality, and the sound quality and fit of the headphones is great.