MoondropSpace Travel TWS Earphone Bluetooth 5.3 Noise Canceling True Wireless Stereo IEMs

Well, these are better than expected!They're not as cheap feeling as I had been led to believe, if I hadn't bought them myself there's no way I would have known the cost from touch alone.There's no lid on the charge box, as has been mentioned maaaany times, but the optional extra of the leather case is a genuinely pleasing solution.Incidentally, there's been complaints that is difficult to get the buds out of the charger. Nope, there's a little lip on the buds that you can slip your nail under and out they pop with no problem.It's obviously super important to pick the right tip to make sure they fit properly in your ears. Without a good fit they sound extremely flat in a bad way and cheap.Get the right fit though and suddenly they start sounding pretty great. I thought still just a little poor in the mids personally.To my ear, they are pretty close to flat though, with a slight kick in bass.So crack up your favourite equaliser, because the app that goes with these earbuds is so basic it's an insult to basic.I used Flow, because it's easy to use, and all of a sudden these buds just improve massively. My hearing is old now, so I had to adjust the trebles and mid bass through mids, and I'm really happy with them.They take a virtualiser well, but adding gain for loudness is a terrible idea and leads to considerable distortion.I don't want a monitor sound when listening for fun, I want something a little lively. And these buds manage either quite well.I've used a wide range of high end to low end headphones and mid to low end buds. These buds punch well above their weight, not perfect, need fiddling to taste with in an EQ, but genuinely not bad at all.

Sound is probably the best in price range, noise cancelling is pretty weak and can't deal with any wind, EQ works very well, not super loud but that's probably for the best, battery is just about enough but not great, seams to have a little background noise but great value for the price, also mine survived going through the washing machine, although the mics and and no longer work

This is definitely a strong contender for the budget TWS earphone market. The battery time is very long. And I suspect it has very good sweat resistance as well, as I have ran a few times with these in my ears and they still sound good. Tonally speaking the sound is quite flat. It doesn't do so well when you crank it up to higher volumes. But at medium to low volumes they are adequate. I really like the presentation as well, it's punching well above its price.Some of the downsides: the app quality really is not great. There really isn't too many ways to customise the gestures, so you end up just tapping endlessly on the earphones just to turn ANC on or off.The ANC itself is also not great. Compared to some of the £200 plus headphones that I have, the ANC hardware on this is audibly less capable at filtering even slight wind noises. But then again, these are around £20-30, so I can't complain.

These sound unreal, as a producer I use beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro Headphones, and these little things manage to produce similar levels of clarity and richness for £100 less. They are a just tad light on the bass, so I put phone eartips on and now they're literally perfect. Battery lasts long too and the fit is nice.There's only 2 drawbacks. First is that the case is open at the top, so if it's in your pocket/bag and there's crumbs or anything in there, they tend to get a bit dirty too, but they sell a case separately, or you can keep them somewhere clean.The other draw back is, i live in London and commute via underground often. The volume levels there go to 90-110dbs in some places, i found once the external volume reaches around 87dbs the noise cancelling microphones start clipping and you end up with a choppy kinda sound. So just be weary they're not gonna handle everything! But for environments like offices etc the noise cancelling is perfect.