Gadgetory

I'm David karna a executive at for cnet.com and I'm here with the Moshe micro in ear headphones now the name is inspired by an element in the Tolkien novels my thrill of that's lighter than metal and yet a lot stronger than metal and there's a bit of aluminum in the housing here so it's not an all plastic in-ear headphone but it is a rather inexpensive earphone at around $30 what's nice about it is that it is lightweight and comfortable and it also sounds very good for the money does have an integrated microphone with a one button remote that remote is a call answer end button as well as a skip track forward and back button tap it twice to skip a track forward and tap it three times to skip back it won't work with all phones but it is designed to work with iOS devices couple other small things worth mentioning this does come with three silicone ear tips and the nice thing about these ear tips is that they are color-coded there's a little bit of red on the inside of one that allows you to tell the difference between right and left without having to look for those little letters while these earphones seem well built I can't say how durable they are they do come with a standard straight plug not an l-shaped plug but in the two weeks that I use them I didn't have a problem with them that said they don't come with any sort of carrying case as far as their sound goes what's impressive about them is they do have a lot of bass good detail as well so it's a pretty aggressive earphone not necessarily for everyone but for a lot of today's listeners and a lot of stays music it is a good earphone it's also a good value at $30 I'm David Carr Noy and that's the Tolkien inspired Moshi my throw in your headphone thanks for watching