Finally one that fits ...

Actually, I find in-ear headphones a great invention, but unfortunately nature has my ears not made for these parts ... so I thought at least so far. Then I came across in a test for the remark that the devil Move has just arrived at the tester well with narrow ear canals. I also read on the homepage of the devil "venting" the headphones. That sounded good.
That's why I did it again with a headset so tried and what can I say ... it was a direct hit! Finally nothing slips out and even with a drive through the mountains (the train ;-) was the pressure equalization no problem. Since I have a specific problem with the surge in one ear, the Move the first ever in-ear was at the me problems was wearing with rapid change in altitude is possible.
The sound is perfectly fine (I hear classical, jazz, heavy metal in different variations ... have so quite a good overview)
You can wear in the movement Move even if the triangular connection between the cables does not rub the fabric. Because it is, is because of those criticized in some reviews of headphones to be unusable for the sport. With a small clamp one has the well in movement under control.

+ One of the few in-ear headphones which is also suitable for narrow ear canals!
+ Very good fit and thus a good shielding of ambient noise.
+ Integrated pressure compensation makes wearing comfortable, even when wearing the "plugs" longer.
+ A good sound (when the headphones are plugged in directly on the device).
+ With the supplied plastic tube can be the plastic plugs easy to keep clean.
+ Simple but functional control, without having to take the player or the phone out of his pocket.

- The crossover components for devices which do not cooperate with the control makes good headphones but ... well ... lousy. This part can only be disposed of.
- The envelope of the switch will stay with me always hanging by the collar and then pulling it in a head rotation to actually super-seated plug out of your ear. If the rubber cleanly bevelled so that no "jaggies" between the cable and rubber is produced, would not happen.
- The crossover between the cables, although has a beautiful logo, but generates noise when they rub against clothing. When the gummed, the noise should also be ...

Overall, though, great headphones that I do not want to miss and for which I can express a clear recommendation. Especially for narrow ear canals and people with problems with pressure compensation, they are a real revelation.