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

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 scratchedIf that's enough to convince you, go watch Crinacle's video on this (or any other youtuber for that matter)

I’ve been doing a lot of research on wireless earbuds after my Bose Sport earbuds finally quit working. I discovered this brand after reading through a few subreddit threads and thought I’d give them a try. I was not disappointed. I’ll leave a pros/cons list at the bottom in case you dont’t have time to read this review.First, let me address the most noticeable difference: these earbuds have vocal waifu prompts when they’re low on battery, connected, searching for a connection, and so on. It’s not really a big deal, but if you’re not a fan of anime it might be a little weird. Other than that, the sound quality and comfort of the earbuds surprised me. I thought for a pair of $25 earbuds that they’d hurt my inner ear. But actually, they’re pretty snug. They come with several earplug sizes so you can customise the fit. And that plays a big role in the sound.Now I’m not an audiophile, so take that as it is when I tell you that I’m very impressed with the sound quality. The bass is present & noticeable without thumping too hard. The treble is crisp enough that vocals and instrumentals aren’t distorted, nor do they crackle in your ear. I think that’s great for podcasts and orchestral music (if you’re into that). However, the volume is a bit lower than I was expecting. There were times where I had my phone on full volume without even realising it, but fortunately the active noise cancelling (ANC) feature works well for these earbuds. Again, it’s $25 for earbuds with ANC, so take that with a grain of salt.These aren’t extraordinary by any means; these won’t replace a pair of $80 Linsouls or $200 Galaxy Buds, but they’re damn hard to beat for the price. They feel good, they sound great, and the design is super simple & sleek. In general, they’re worth it to just try out.PROS:- Great price!- Great sound- Active noise cancellation- Good fit and comfortable- Cool design- Reputable brandCONS:- Hard to remove from charging case- Lower-than-average volume- Not the highest quality (due to wireless connection and price point; still not bad though)Update: I’ve owned these for about a month, and after using them numerous times, I can say with confidence that these are a great pair of earbuds. I do have two complaints about them.1.) They’re awkward to remove from the charging case. They’re designed so that you can use your thumb and index finger to remove them, but I haven’t found a way to make it work without looking like a velociraptor reaching into a long cookie jar.2.) The max volume isn’t very loud. I used these earbuds while I was mowing the yard, and the highest volume setting wasn’t enough to drown out the weed-eater I was using. That said, the ANC compensates tremendously with this, and probably saves your eardrums some stress. So it’s a give and take.

These are very good sounding earbuds for a ridiculously low price. I'm probably not a typical user, as I don't care about ANC or other features. That said, the sound quality, bluetooth connection, and battery life and these are all on par with $100-$125 TWS pairs I have, like the JBL 230NC and Melomania 1+. There are a few things that take some getting used to (no top on the case, for example), but once they're in and the music is playing, it's all good. The app seems fine, and some AZLA SednaEarfit XELASTEC tips fit fine even though the nozzle is oddly shaped.