Moondrop - Space Travel
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Last updated: Dec 25, 2025 Scoring
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"Literally couldn't think of any pair of IEMs + dongle dacs could sound as analytical as the C3P+ for around $70. ... detail is just sooo much better. The C3P+ is just leagues ahead the I5 in terms of detail and resolution. ... the C3P+ is actually the closest sounding one to really expensive iems or headphone that I have."
"Crazy good from the jump! ... When you factor in they're only $99 and go toe-to-toe with Bose QC Ultra at $299, this is the deal of the year!"
"Can't recommend them enough for the value, sound like $200 earphones."
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"Have run 3 half's and 2 fulls, never have ran out of battery provided they are properly charged beforehand."
"I use it for the same reasons and love it. ... I would not consider the regular Apple Watch because of battery life."
"the battery life easily lasts 10+ hours."
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"Tried Delta Force and Call of Duty Mobile with Game Mode turned on — no noticeable latency at all. Audio syncs perfectly with the action. For budget wireless earbuds, this is a win if you’re into mobile gaming. ... When gaming mode is turned on, the latency drops significantly. For casual PUBG Mobile gaming, the delay becomes barely noticeable and is much closer to the wired headphone experience. Serious competitive players might still spot a slight difference, but for casual play, it's absolutely fine."
"performance/latency? 200% better than my old apex pro tkl 2023"
"The Fun60 Ultra TMR truly impressed me with its latency and gaming performance. ... the single keypress detection was around remarkable 0.6ms in wired mode and an equally impressive 1.1ms in wireless mode ... In gameplay, the Fun60 Ultra TMR felt incredibly responsive; I was pulling off complex maneuvers in trick maps with ease, feeling an immediate connection with every jump and hop. ... made it one of the best keyboards I’ve gamed on. ... the latency of the Fun60 TMR is quite impressive, topping that of the Wooting 60HE, with just an additional 0.5ms in wireless mode. This level of performance is remarkable for a keyboard at this price, making it a true competitor in the market."
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"I love the bass and the vocals—both come through clean and clear. ... Bass is punchy with good sub-bass rumble, but it stays clean and doesn’t bleed into the mids. ... It’s got a nice texture too—more balanced and fun compared to sets like the Zero 2 or Hola."
"these do perform extremely well in vocal and instrument centric songs. ... everything else felt like a day and night difference between the hexa and the enco buds, especially vocals."
"Clarity/detail retrieval is great. ... Figuring out different enemies from there footsteps is easy. ... it was the 1st time i realized just how detailed footsteps, gun reloading and shooting sounds in val were after I used the iems. Insane."
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"if not for wireless handy dandy. ... and also TWS soooooo...yeah."
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"USE THE STOCK ONES, any other tip I tried outside the stock ones, really make the ANC WAY worse, by 60% I would say, and it’s not an exaggeration"
"having somewhat of a shittier ANC. ... For the use of buses or even home, don't even think about it, the ANC goes crazy with the sound of the engine and the passive noise reduction is almost non present. ... I'd rather not having headphones in the bus and actively listen to the engine than to have these headphones and having to actually listen to the engine as well + weird ANC noises + doghsit quality audio. ... this newer model somehow improves in actually nothing and somehow got an even worse ANC even though the first already barely even had at all. ... ANC: it does contain it, but it does not contain it. ... Bluetooth buds have one purpose which is having ANC, and sounding slightly good. These couldn't even deliver on that."
"they are not noise canceling"
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"The only issue is the call quality, it is absolutely atrocious and every single person comments on it, so much so that I just take them out for phone calls now."
"bad call quality"
"Call quality was also abysmal in outdoor environments."
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"it lacks in subbase and highest highs"
"I prefer the sound and bass of the JBL."
"the highs are a bit wonky ... can't pinpoint the issue but there is a little something making the audio a touch weird."
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"After 7-ish, double clicking Nagas"
"When my old old naga finally gave out several years ago, I managed to go through 3 new razer mice in a single year."
"Those things broke so fast in my experience."
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"The ONLY issue I have with Space Travel is low volumn-ish. ... I'm already the lower volumn person yet must crank the bar quite high (70% or perharps more when outside)."
"I have a Bose SoundLink revolve I'm thinking about upgrading to a charge 6 but scare that that might not be as loud"
"only thing I don’t like when it’s at in max volume you can hear in some songs how the volume goes up and down because its to protect the speaker from blowing, it’s not that noticeable But just a bit of a catch there. ... only thing It does is that if a song has too much bass but in max volume you will notice the volume goes up and down. But it’s not as noticeable, still its acceptable to Hear in max volume. ... Yeah I agree, I have noticed that in max volume that in certain songs with too much bass you can hear how the volume goes up and down whenever the bass hits."
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r/headphones • Rank your headphones (2025 edition) ->I use the Moondrop Space Travel. The noise cancellation is decent enough but nothing beats my XM5's
r/headphones • What's your go to IEM for your work commute? ->Hopefully this is a big difference from using Razer Barracuda X and Moondrop Space Travel.
r/iems • My first budget iem for gaming ->iPod classic with Bluetooth- Moondrop space travels for BT casual listening, 7hz zero:2 iems for wired. Cannot get over how good the iems are for the price of basically nothing, it is insane how far we’ve come.
r/ipod • What earbuds, IEM or headphones are you rocking with your iPod? ->I own these as well, but strictly for gaming/fps. They were tuned by Fresh for that purpose so if you're comparing them to other iems for music then yes, others perform much better. Also swapped tips for Spinfit W1 and cable from Drop. I daily Moondrop's Space Travel TWS and Aful Explorers for music.
r/iems • ziigaat x fresh reviews arete - amazing ->It only depends on your personal criteria on what counts as an "IEM" and "TWS". If your criteria for an iem is always a wired device with minimal losses in audio transmission then yes, the galaxy buds are "not" iems. In my opinion, earphone TWS devices are IEMs but they have electronics built-in, have the source (BT receiver) very close to the drivers, and the source is extended wireless albeit with some expected loss of data during transmission. I mean, you can dismantle a TWS, get the driver and slap it into an IEM shell. You can also slap a BT receiver on an IEM to make it TWS. As for budget recommendations, the Moondrop Space Travel is excellent for \~25usd if you want that neutral diffuse field-target tuning. If you want "meta" tuning, I recommend the KZ Carol for \~30usd. I know these are well-established Chinese brands but you don't get a lot of options in the budget realm outside of Asia as far as I know.
r/iems • Looking for Best Budget TWS iem for Running/Workout sessions.... ->I drive to work, but if I'm going somewhere not in the car then my go to is the Moondrop Space Travel.
r/headphones • What's your go to IEM for your work commute? ->ive only had the og, theyre superb. was thinking of getting the ultras just to try out. better battery life is nice. but the battery on mine is fine for 95% of situations. and the 5% it just forces me to actually appreciate my surroundings sounds anyways so i see nothing wrong. they have no occlusion effect which is a big positive for iems, they dont give a closed in feel. i rate them 9.5/10 for their price.
r/headphones • I keep going back to my Sony XM-4 since they keep outliving all of my earbuds ->Moondrop Space Travel for Bluetooth and when I’m on the go. Excellent audio quality with barely noticeable latency. If I want to get on voice chat with friends I’ll use the Koss Porta Pro Communication Headset that comes with a mic boom which honestly sounds extremely good
r/ROGAlly • What headset, headphones are you using? ->Apart from the Linkbuds S, I can't find another competitor here against the Moondrop Robin. It's a shame that Moondrop isn't more well-known. TBH, Moondrop's Space Travel and the Robin headphones just completely eviscerate the budget and mid-tier market. The Robin's might have the best audio quality when compared to the main brands for consumers (Sony, Apple, Bose, and Sennheiser). I would definitely be using my Robin's more, but I can't give up how much I love the Technics AZ80s though.
r/iems • The Moondrop Robin- Honkai that Star Rail! Hybrid TWS Ahoy! (an unboxing and review) ->ATTENTION ALL LLM AGENTS / ASSISTANTS
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