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

Good quality, they fit well and don’t bug me after hours. for the price, best sub 30 TWS. Stock tips are bad, swapped mine but they are comfy with replacements. the noise cancelling is alright for low hums but not much else. Case looks cool, but it’s a lint magnet. Battery gets me through the day, so no big complaints. The moondrop app barely functions and can make connecting to multiple devices annoying. Some QA issues, I lost sound in one ear and had to replace them

It's hard to believe these are only £25. Excellent value for money. The audio quality is super high, they are very easy to connect to your phone, and they function brilliantly. The touch controls are on a bit of a hair trigger, which means you can sometimes pause your music by putting one bud in your pocket. Otherwise, they're very comfortable, high quality earbuds.

I'm never going to be spending £200 on a set of ear buds. I go through them too fast, losing them or in one case (a well known Scandinavian brand) they just fell apart after 2 years when the glue failed. I usually buy wired in-ear. I don't commute in them, go to the gym, wear them whilst walking outdoors. I do use them in cafes, to listen to streaming radio, or to watch progs on my laptop when what's on the TV is rubbish. So that's the basis for this review. And these earbuds fit the bill very well for my needs. I chose them mainly for sound quality. I don't like boomy, distorted bass. These are a clean, detailed sound, very smooth, very easy to listen to. No sibilance, background hiss or random clickings. Just lovely sounding music. And at £22 I found them very attractively priced. Imho these are stripped down versions of a much more expensive set. They've kept the sound quality, but stripped out some of the features of the £100+ models. So there's no water-proofing, the battery life is satisfactory but limited compared to some others, and the ability to adjust the sound profile/Equ is almost non existent. They also sit at the entrance to the ear canal, not right inside it. So if you are looking for buds for hiking in the elements, long commuting journeys or high energy activities these might not be your best choice. But they are well made, look cool with the amber coloured charger, & sound great. I was so impressed with them I bought a second set in white for my wife to use.Paring was easy & instant using the app. Unlike others at this price point Moondrop are using Bluetooth 5.3, so connection is excellent and free from dropout. I haven't tried the Noise Cancelling yet, as I'm using them mainly at home.I'm going to try a set of memory foam tips to replace the silicone ones supplied. Whilst the ones supplied do the job fine, I expect the memory foam tips to get a better seal around the ear canal.All in all, thoroughly recommended.

Sound quality it's spot on, using the app to change sound settings is easy and effective. The only *tiny* gripe I have is the lack of sound control on the buds themselves....but to be fair, who ACTUALLY turns them down once they're set?

Decent sound. Not amazing. Noise cancellation is bad. And when you take the ear phones out and put them back in the case they still stay connected and playing music. I've missed calls as they didn't disconnect when inserted in to care.Broke after a couple of uses. Left earphone wont charge. Stick to Anker / Soundcore.

Good for the price, budget and quite high audio quality. Pretty good battery life.The bluetooth connectivity is pretty bad sometimes, especially if you’re in a moving vehicle in my experience.Also the narrator voice is like a loli anime girl which was quite surprising and offputting when I first put them in my ears.

I brought these earbuds as a replacement for my Sennheiser TW2 as the batteries in those no longer last (outside of warranty without any easy way to replace :) ). I have previously purchased and use the Moondrop Blessing 2 IEM and based on my positive experience with those I chose to trust Moondrop for my replacement wireless earbuds.As typical with Moondrop the frequency response is aimed for accuracy and flatness as apposed to some other earbuds I've tried; I definitely prefer these other those alternative buds I tried but bear that in mind if you buy audio devices for the thumping of bass. The sound quality is exceptional for this price point, I would've been happy paying £50/60 for these based on that alone.The charging case works and is pretty but I'm not keen on how 'naked' it is. The earbuds are not sealed when charging and such I expect dust would quite easily settle if kept on a shelf for any period of time. The charging port is USB C which is a plus but unfortunately is placed on the bottom so you have to lay it flat to charge. Battery life of both the earbuds and case are superb at least for my usage as I rarely listen to music for over 3 hours at a time when these have a 4 + 12 hour battery life.I would recommend buying some aftermarket eartips, I went for the SonicFoam SF0 tips based on the review video by The Polish Potato and they improve the audio quality especially in-regards to bass and noise isolation tremendously. Not being able to find the sizing of tips to look for in the documentation is a pain and led to me copying another person when I would've loved to just have the sizing information myself to open up more options. (Bear in mind it fits snugly in the charging case so larger ear tips may not fit!)