Headphones come in all shapes, sizes, and qualities, from cheap bargain bin junk to multi-hundred dollar masterpieces of sound engineering. For some, the difference between any two sets of headphones is imperceptible, or perhaps it just doesn’t matter to them. To others, every little feature and engineering nuance can be the make or break thing that sells them one set over another.
For my own gaming, I usually prefer over the ear headphones, but have also been known to use a pair of Skull Candy earbuds if I need something in a pinch, and I’ll usually opt for the smaller and more portable earbuds for almost any application outside of gaming as well. When VAVA offered me the chance to check out the MOOV 14 earbuds, I jumped at the opportunity to check out another set of in-ear headphones to see if they could stack up against my traditional gaming setup and work in my everyday life. The first thing that struck me when opening the MOOV 14s (aside from the compact but firm carrying case they come with) is that the build quality is exceptional. I’m used to lower priced earbuds having a cheap feel, using rubber coatings and plastics, but the MOOV 14s are metal. The connector, microphone, and earbuds themselves are made from an aluminum alloy which already makes them feel more high-end than any old plastic in-ear headphones I may have lying around. They look really good in person too, never betraying the fact that they are only $26.
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