🎧 Moshi Vortex 2 Headphone: Microphone, Noise-Isolation, HI-FI, XR8 - iPhone Android Phone Review

I've had them for more than 2 years, they still work great, great sound quality, by far the best headphones I've had for less than $100. They sound ten times better than the crappy Jaybirds I had before!

I don't know what the other reviewers are hearing (and I'm no audio engineer), but to be honest these headphones almost entirely lack bass. They feel BIG, with a solid metal feel and plenty of weight, but I'd seriously like to boost the bass in some way. A complete trio!

I used to use headphones like they were candy and not even that I was cruel to them, they were just bought cheap (>$10) so I have that get what he paid for. However, I did get a pair of these and I can say they lasted a full year. The sound quality is excellent for a pair of headphones and they haven't had any issues. My only complaint is that the mic always picks up my roommate, but he's just a loud person so it's not really the product's fault.

The Moshi line has always been my go-to for headphones that won't break after a few months of use. Thought I'd write a review because I saw how sturdy they really are: I accidentally submerged one of the earbuds in water. They're not advertised as waterproof at all, and they definitely didn't perform that way. Even after drying these headphones sounded dead. But surprisingly after just a few days of listening (because I didn't have any backups) it regained its full sound quality.

These are my second pair of Moshi headphones and I've definitely become a huge fan of the brand since I bought my first "emergency" pair at the Atlanta airport in 2015. Well, it feels really premium, and the cord is certainly long enough that it doesn't constantly stretch out of your ears. One downside that continues to stand out to me is that the cord gets tangled very easily. They knot almost every time I take them off. I think it has to do with the braided Integra cable, which definitely…