Moondrop Space Travel TWS Earphone Bluetooth 5.3 Noise Canceling True Wireless Stereo IEMs(Black)

I don't have a single negative thing to say about these Earbuds, I only have the very best to say!! They are, to me, the most perfect set of TWS earbuds i have ever owned, and i have owned A LOT! First, The comfortability of these buds makes me think i don't even have any in after a bit, they don't hurt my ear canals, or the opening of my ear, they fit GREAT and dont cause ear fatigue! Second, Sound quality is SUPERB! Clear, crisp trebles and highs, and deep, thumpy basses and lows, i couldn't get a better sound from a pair of earbuds! Thirdly, the battery life is to be expected of TWS earbuds, 4-8 hours of continuous play, and 8-12 hours in standby. But these earbuds seem to last quite a bit longer per charge ive noticed. it may just be me. The added charging pod gives you an additional 12 hours of play -or 3 full charges- before needing to be recharged itself. and Lastly, the noise cancellation or Isolation is, IMO, TOP NOTCH! there are 3 settings for noise control: Transparency - lets the mic pick up some outside sounds and amplifies them a bit so you can hear your surrounds WHILE still hearing what being played through your device! Normal - Just the way a normal set of TWS earbuds would perform. and Hands down the best, Noise Canceling, It turns off the Transparency mic, and isolates the speakers in the Shells so drown out any outside noise thay make 'leak' into them, giving probably THE BEST Noise cancelling feature ive seen on a pair of earbuds at this price. Honestly, when in Cancellation mode, i can barely hear ANYTHING going on around me when im listening to Youtube or Crunchyroll. Its like being in a closed off soundproof room with only what you are listening to to fill your ears! Honestly, if you want the best performing TWS earbuds at an unbeatable price, Space Travel made arguably the Best all around Earbuds Ive ever had with MoonDrop. So give 'em a shot, i am just about 100% sure you will love them too!!

TLDR: These sound pretty darn good, but I had a few issues with fit and some features. When I first got these earbuds, I loved them. Fast forward a few months, and... they aren't the best. The sound is still really good for the price, but the included ear tips just don't cut it for me. No matter what I do, I can't get them to stay in my ears. I replaced the rubber tips with foam, but they still have a little trouble staying put. The ANC is alright, but really doesn't matter too much since I can't make a proper seal in my ears. I have seen some people recommend different ear tips that might help make a better seal, so I might try those in the future. Battery life is... okay. I only used them for casual listening, so I was never bothered by the short life of the buds themselves. The battery in the case isn't too bad, and the case design is one of the coolest that I have seen in a while. Transparency mode works well... maybe too well. I wish that moondrop would have backed off on the sound amplification in transparency mode, or given the option to adjust it in the app. On that note, the app seriously needs an update on iOS. I have no idea why the latest version is limited to Android, but they really need to do something about that. All in all, I like the sound quality. It's crisp and clear with a good balance of highs, lows, and mids. For less than $25, give them a shot.

I've been rocking these since around October and they have been my go to pair for daily use! I have the white version, but I bought another pair for my friend who tried them and loved it as well. Pros: * Budget friendly, at 25usd it's a steal * Unique design. I love the look of it, but your opinion might vary * Godly customer service. I had an issue where my right earbud stopped working for a day and I emailed them asking if there was a fix. Moondrop just straight up sent me new pairs so that was greatly appreciated! I did end up doing some tech stuff to fix the earbud eventually, but they were great * Noise Cancellation is good enough. Sure, you can still hear a bit, but it's way better than I expected. I also really enjoy the normal mode a lot, it's a great balance between listening to music but still having some idea of your surroundings. * The foam tips and seating are the most comfortable design so far. This is the reason I love this so much. Yes, it's effectively an airpod design, but coming from Samsung wireless earbuds, this fits so much better. * Sound quality is nice. The bass doesn't sound muddy and the mids and highs feel pretty on point. I'm no audio expert so I can't say if it's properly tuned or anything, but I like it stock which is pretty good in my book. Cons: * Taking out the earbud is like ??? You're supposed to use two hands, with one hand sliding out the earbud and the other pushing from the other side (to keep it from moving) but I'd rather use one hand. The issue is that if you try to use one hand you kinda have to pinch the top to grab it out and it's definitely awkward. * Not exactly a con but some people might be put off by the very anime narrator for any of the actions. I don't mind. I mean the packaging is anime themed. * The controls are only limited to changing modes (noise cancellation, normal, ambient), prev/next, and play/pause. I checked the app and there's no way to bind a function to volume or anything which is a bit disappointing. * Kinda easy to fall out. There's no top case as part of the design, but as a result I've dropped the earbuds more than a dozen times (both because I'm clumsy and because it's so easy for it to just fall out). You can buy the leather case for it but I'm not really a fan of leather. * Very easy to scratch. I don't mind it too much but the acrylic is easily scratched If that's enough to convince you, go watch Crinacle's video on this (or any other youtuber for that matter)

I bought these after losing my Galaxy Buds2 Pros, this is day 2 of me using these, and they sound pretty incredible, Not quite as good as my old TWs but they hold up pretty well. They are comfortable and fit nicely in my ears, lightweight and they don't feel like they are going to fall out (particularly when smiling). The touch controls are pretty mediocre, though that can be said about that on most products anyway, this one is just extra sensitive to the finger, or too hard to use intentionally due to delay and the sharp edges and there's no in ear detection. They aren't the most responsive with the controls, even less so than Galaxy Buds. I ended up falling asleep with them on the first night for about 4 hours, I added the spring tips from the Chus I got a while back to them (I dont recommend this) and they didn't end up falling out or pausing, and they were still not uncomfortable. The ANC does a good job of mitigating droning sounds, and makes blenders tolerable (though maybe not that much more than passive), definitely not as good as Samsung's, but they are also 10x cheaper. The buds wont fall out without the leather case any much more than galaxy buds either, those magnets are pretty strong. I would highly recommend these if you need something that sounds good throughout the day, but work on your feet (or are just prone to losing things) and may get lost as a result, it wont hit your wallet as hard.

These are likely some of the better TWS IEMs you can buy, and cheap to boot. Just some issues: - The anime-girl gimmick extends into the sound alerts notifying you of actions on the device. The "shee"/"huh"/"hey" for ANC, no ANC, and environment noise pass through will never be intuitive, are a tad bit too quiet. These voice clips are shared with other Bluetooth Moondrop devices (like the higher priced 'pills' I've had before) - Connectivity: my unit has a habit of silently disconnecting from my phone. My phone will keep playing content but the buds stop producing sound yet respond to user input. I have to cycle the connection to clear the issue. - I cannot comment on battery life as nothing will equate the (flimsy) FiiO UTWS5s in battery life, but, the notification alerting you of low battery might as well be a "I am powering off when I feel like it" notification. I get two back-to-back (1-3 minutes in between) battery notifications before a final that then shuts off. The remaining bud with life stays on, does not power off with the depleted one. Both buds are subject to run out of charge significantly before the other one, seemingly, which ever one is sort of a host in the connection (despite being 'TWS'). - Charging case: I my experience about two or three 'charge sessions' from me using the buds between half-way but before complete discharge. The case only has ONE white light; it is supposed to flash a pattern and then stay solid to demonstrate when one bud is charging but is lazy at doing it. Suppose a bud's contact is dirty and is cycling attempting to charge, you will get no way to see that. You will get situations where you think they're charging but one bud is completely out of charge despite being in the cradle for the better part of a day. Cleaning of the pads and pins to best avoid this. Soundwise: volume limited, others can go louder, and probably a good thing as sound out of these become mud or flat quickly with music that is complex in instruments. In other words: just about any other 'Chi-Fi' wired headphones bring out sound better than these. However: perfectly serviceable for casual listening and like YouTube.

(Important information will be highlighted through ALL CAPS) The moondrop space travel earbuds are the definition of VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLAR in consumer audio. They do NOT HAVE THE BEST SOUND FOR THE PRICE, but the sound is FAR ABOVE THE CURVE FOR WIRELESS EARBUDS. Combined with the ANC, these are a MUST PURCHASE if you are on a budget. Audio: These have 3 preset tunings. The "reference" tuning is PLEASING, with an overall WARM signature, with CLEAR AND PRESENT BASS. It is a NON-GRATING profile, that would be enjoyable for hours. The "monitor" tuning is NOT WORTH YOUR TIME. The BASS LOSES PUNCH, and overall it sounds BLOWN OUT WITH MIDS. If you are looking for accurate monitors for production work, these are the last thing that should be on your list. (I suggest the Truthear Holas for <$30 production monitors) The "basshead" tuning is A FUN GIMMICK FOR OCCASIONAL LISTENING. The Bass is PUNCHY, but NOT OVERWHELMING. If I was a basshead, I could see myself using this as the default tuning. However, I am not, so this tuning is SLIGHTLY GRATING OVER LONG PERIODS OF TIME. Overall, this option provides a little extra fun if you're listening to something that needs the boosted thud. Build Quality: These feel slightly PLASTICY, but NOT TRASHY. They feel like an item I would spend 40~ dollars on, with one notable exception: THE CHARGING PORT IS ON THE BOTTOM OF THE CASE. This is slightly annoying, as the design heavily suggests it should be stood upright, not laid on the side. The earbuds themselves feel MATTE, WITH LIGHT TEXTURING that makes them EASY TO HANDLE AND GRIP. The monitors have an EXCELLENT SEAL due to the wide construction, and FIT LIGHTLY BUT TIGHTLY. The included ear-tips are CHEAP AND RUBBERY, I would suggest replacing them if you have the means, as a softer silicon will be more comfortable in the long run (also consider foam if you really enjoy bass, foam tips create a better seal to trap all those low frequencies). The case has solid construction, and the magnetism on the charging contacts is excellent. Additional Features: The noise canceling is CLEAN AND NOTICABLE, which makes it PROBABLY THE BEST ANC AT THE PRICE POINT. It will block about 50% OF WHAT MORE EXPENSIVE ANC HEADPHONES BLOCK. The bluetooth connection is CRISP, with NO STATIC and SOLID RANGE. They CONNECT EASILY AND INTUITIVELY; removing them from the case puts them in pairing mode, or connects them to a pre-paired device. The touch controls are FUNCTIONAL. They are SLIGHTLY SENSITIVE, and provide NO HAPTIC FEEDBACK. They work, do as they say, and are reprogrammable through the Moondrop Link app. The monitors are LARGE ENOUGH TO READJUST WITHOUT ACCIDENTALLY HITTING THE TOUCH CONTROLS, which is incredibly rare in this sort of cheap tws earbud. The Moondrop Link app functions, is intuitive, and overall unremarkable. (I found it better than the FiiO app, but that's not saying a ton) Conclusion: These are an absolute bargain for the price point. I compare them to the first generation airpods, although the plastic feels cheaper, and the case is less impressively designed. However, they sound better than the first generation airpods. In my opinion, the value balances out. I would highly recommend these to anyone who enjoys the cheaper things in life. DISCLAIMER: This is all MY OPINION from MY EXPERIENCES. Your mileage my vary. My audio testing was done using: "Fancy Clown" by MF DOOM "The Witch Queen of New Orleans" by Redbone "Leave it" by Yes "Overture..." etc. by Rush (from 2112) I chose these songs to provide a variety of sounds and pitches, if your musical tastes are vastly different from the above media, consider my review with an added pinch of salt. If you do not enjoy these headphones as much as I do, then THAT'S OKAY! We all have different opinions, and that is why different products exist. I can be right about loving them, and you can be right about hating them.

The battery goes down to 40% in under 90 minutes from full charge, at which point at least one of them turns off. That's really not enough time. The bodies are large and heavy (especially for such tiny battery capacity). The stalks don't stick out far enough. This means that they only stay in if I use the largest ear adapters and shove them in like ear plugs. This is uncomfortable, and they are still not in far enough so they fall out if I talk for a minute or smile a few times. If you try to use a finger to keep them from falling out, it hangs up the phone or pauses the music. They have terrible range; if my phone is in my right pocket then the left earphone will lose signal intermittently and at about 60% charge it will lose signal entirely. If I am wearing the phone on a wrist strap it works better but still disconnects at about 40% charge. The sound quality is decent but far from great, something like the low-end of beats and on-par with some half-decent wired earbuds I bought for $15 over 6 years ago. Overall, they are useless. Can't use them to talk, can't even smile to people on a walk, definitely can't jog with them in. They don't last long enough for a low intensity workout and they won't stay in for a high intensity workout. They don't feel good and the audio quality is acceptable but not great.

I don't know exactly how to put it other than the 25$ cost is right on the money on how much it's worth. You don't get much with this pair of earbuds. Where you could get a loud, clear and bass covered sound from a normal wired IEM, this is just clear and semi bass covered. If you're in a quiet setting, this is perfectly fine when you listen to music to relax and despite it having a "gaming mode", it's hardly low latency. They even claim this in the manual that they need to have 55ms of latency when it's the difference between hearing something important in an action setting or getting a delayed speech in the cutscenes. I didn't buy this for gaming but when you see they advertise it, you would try it too. The quality of the earbuds is a little weird. The stems are long enough that they can tickle your earlobes which can be uncomfortable if you're working out or doing some kind of outdoor activity. The placement of the earbuds on the charging case or... station, don't know what to call it, It takes some time to learn how to put them in correctly. The feedback from the earbuds is weird. They used some 15 year old japanese girl with her japanese accent speaking the english terms of disconnected, connected and then when you enter into noise canceling mode (hardly works) she says shhhhhh in the japanese way which is sheeeeeee. I don't understand why they didn't just add tones to sound more professional. The bad: There was a period in time where I put my phone in my pocket and started working on cleaning my bathroom and about 30 minutes later it cut off one of the earbuds and refused to reconnected despite me touching it and pausing and unpausing my music on the earbud with no sound. So I reconnected them to my charging case and pulled them out and they worked. I put them in my charger at the end of my night and woke up to put them in my ears only to find out that one of them was not fully seated so neither would connect to my headset until I charged them properly. I tossed them into my bundle of blanket when I was heading to bed only to find that they popped out of the charging case and one ended up on the carpet floor. The charging station does not allow you to connect one at a time btw. You would have to pull them both out, wait a few seconds and then put the one you don't want back into the charging box. The battery life says 4 hours of use on one charge, not true. Had them in for 3 hours and they died and had to be recharged in the case. I took them out after 30 minutes and it was at 40%. Many other brands will charge quicker with larger battery life. Finally: I'll be keeping this only for the hope that they will connected without issues in the future. It does suck though that they have the moondrop name.

I like the deep bass, thumbs up. The casing is nice to see but has many disadvantages, scratch-prone and challenging to remove the earbuds

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These earbuds have blown me away. For the price they are fantastic. The sound is very good to my ears, good clarity and detail in the high end and the ability to eq the bass in the app is great as I don’t like an overly bassy sound like most ear buds have. Fit and comfort is good even with my big ears. The only downside is the case which isn’t sealed so you do get a bit of dust and stuff where they slide into the case so just have to clean it a bit more often or else the earbud can be a bit tricky to slide out.

Terrible case design. They're held in with a weak magnets and have no lid to close so they fell out and got lost within a month.

Este es único audífono con ANC que encontré por este precio (por lo regular cuestan el doble), lo he probado durante dos días y me ha gustado bastante, esta opinión como la mayoría es subjetiva, así que tratare de dar algunos parámetros que sen menos subjetivos. ELEMENTO DE COMPARACIÓN: 1) Se probaron los audífonos en 3 condiciones usando el software de Arduino Science Journal para medir el nivel de ruido, se adjuntan la imagen de las mediciones como referencia de nivel de ruido. 2) El episodio 161 del podcast: Coffe break - Señal y ruido 3) El volumen de los audífonos se configuro a un 60% (observen la imagen) ESCENARIOS Y RESULTADOS: 1) El primer escenario fue un local comercial con música ambiente con volumen alto, con ANC activado pude escuchar claramente el podcast sin subir el volumen, aun se escucha la música de fondo, pero no impide entender lo que se habla en el podcast. En el modo de normal, tengo que subir el volumen para escuchar. 2) En el segundo escenario, un local con música muy baja y donde se escucha el ruido del trafico, ANC permite escuchar con todos los demás sonidos atenuados, en modo normal permite escuchar claramente sin subir el volumen. 3) Es la calle donde se usa un martillo neumático para romper el concreto. Con ANC puedo estar a aproximadamente 8 metros y entender bien el podcast sin subir el volumen, el martillo se escucha pero no impide escuchar, con el modo transparencia solo se entiende a 100% del volumen, en modo normal no es puede escuchar aun con todo el volumen. Un detalle en modo transparencia, es escucha el ambiente como sin no tuvieras audífonos puestos, hecho realice la prueba de tratar de oír el podcast en modo transparencia a 50 metros del martillo neumático, no es posible entender al podcast sin subir todo el volumen. CONCLUSIONES Lo mas cercano a lo que puedo describir la experiencia del ANC en los moondrop es la sensación que se siente en los oídos debido a los cambios de presión al viajar en avión o cambiar de altitud en un trayecto, es la misma sensación todo se atenúa, pero el audio que escuchas no se atenúa. Caminando por las calles con trafico se atenúa mucho el ruido de los motores de los carros detenido, lo cual asusta un poco porque no podrías escuchar aun vehículo que se desplace a baja velocidad a tus espaldas. No se como se compara con otros audífonos más caros. Pero para mi este nivel de precios este audífono es el mejor por mucho.