MOCA

The Soundcore ones have really good bass. I recently changed to Moondrop Moca, and they don't have as good bass, but the sound quality is fantastic. Apparently the Moondrop Space travel ones are good too and are 22 quid. I got them from Amazon.

If you want good audio, then stretch a bit and get either [Moondrop Moca](https://www.theaudiostore.in/products/moondrop-moca-true-wireless-earbuds) or [OnePlus Buds 4](https://amzn.in/d/iOmZvE4)

Moondrop Moca is just 5200/-. It's an amazing TWS.

If you want good audio, then stretch a bit and get either [Moondrop Moca](https://www.theaudiostore.in/products/moondrop-moca-true-wireless-earbuds) or [OnePlus Buds 4](https://amzn.in/d/iOmZvE4)

If you want good audio, then stretch a bit and get either [Moondrop Moca](https://www.theaudiostore.in/products/moondrop-moca-true-wireless-earbuds) or [OnePlus Buds 4](https://amzn.in/d/iOmZvE4)

Budget under 100, Roseselsa Earfree I5, Soundpeats Capsule 3 Pro Plus HM: Moondrop Moca, Budget for 100-200 Denon perl pros, Cambridge Audio Melomania M100 HM: OnePlus buds pro 3, Nothing Ear, Technics az80, Jlab Epic lab Budget for 200-300, B&W Pi8(when on sale) HM: JBL Tour Pro 3, Technics Az100, Sennheiser MTW4 300+ Noble Fokus Rex 5, Devialet Gemini II This would be my suggestions for audio quality, I base these off their performance in soundstage, imaging, seperation, and things similar to that. As for tuning it really comes down to personal preference, most of them will suite anyone's personal needs with their custom EQs. I've tried countless amount of earbuds in all price ranges (20 to 300+ dollars worth) but these come out to be my top performers. I might have missed some since I have so many but I'll probably come back if I missed some. (I'll get into more details if you really want, like durability/longevity, battery, ANC, transparency, etc)

Not sure about the MK2 but the Ceramics X is bassier than something like the Moondrop Space Travel 2 or Moca [as you can see here](https://regancipher.com/measurements/?share=Moondrop_Space_Travel_2_ANC,Roseselsa_Ceramics_X_Pop,Moondrop_Moca_ANC). They are pretty nice sounding for the money, but there's definitely a bit more thump than with the Moondrop. Depends on your sensitivity to bass I guess but I quite liked them.

No, it's held back by bluetooth as usual. Otherwise, for a bluetooth pair, I find Moondrop often sounds really close for the sub-100 range. If someone stuffed these in my ears while I'm blind, I could tell. If you want a pair that'll last longer, I much prefer the Golden Ages or even Moca. And if you can, spring for the Robins if you like IEMs, they'll be better overall. Golden Ages uses the same bud design. Sound profile wise, I prefer the Golden Ages' more analytical and neutral sound, and I wish that was in the Robin. If I were to be able to choose only one for day to day, every day, I'd take the Robin. Frankly, just spring a bit higher and it'll last you a long time coming.

Get Moondrop Robins. The Space Travel 2 bud design is the exact same as Space Travel 1/Moca/Golden Ages so if you have issues with that, fuck it. I find the Robins much more comfortable, like classic IEMs.

Moondrops. Fantastic earbuds for the price.

Moondrop anything tbh, even the cheapo space travels kick ass

I had the same problem with qcy and moondrop but not with soundcore my pair is going flawless for 3 years already