Review on Moshi Mythro Bluetooth Ear Earbuds by Molly Kaye

I was very impressed with the sound quality of the Moshi headphones. The playback is very clean, with very good mids and crisp highs. There is very little tinny tones at high frequencies, and the drum hi-hat sounds with incredible accuracy. While the base on these devices isn't as strong as we'd like, it's not over-the-top like other brands. These headphones are best if, like me, you listen to a variety of music. You wouldn't be as good if you limited your music to hip-hop or rap. You just won't get the powerful base that this type of music needs. But if your tastes lean more towards phvocals, this set does a really great job of emphasizing vocals and making them shine. They work best in the vocal range. I had to deduct a star because the magnetic clip supplied with the headphones is not a very good implementation. It's uncomfortable, easily lost or misplaced, and doesn't hold the device very well. The main body is a bit large compared to the very thin earbuds, but that's all well and good as that's how you get 8 hours of playback time. The only thing that really needs changing is the magnetic clip. The casing, like the clip itself, is too strong and breaks off the main body when pressed. In addition, the magnet is rather weak and hardly stays on the device's housing. I found it fell off when pinned to my shirt. Forget putting this thing on the back of your collar, it falls off as soon as you lean back in the car seat. For its size and price, this is an amazing pair of headphones. In terms of sound quality, it beats its weight. He only has a few weaknesses that prevent him from being perfect. March 10, 2018 Personally, I haven't had any issues with Bluetooth as the connection to the iPhone has always been choppy no matter what wireless headphones I'm using. Put your phone in your back pocket and I'll get hash. At least Moshi is no worse or better than LG headphones.