Moondrop - Space Travel

balanced sound on the moondrop space travel has been excellent for me.

Nice review. I am considering to buy them, when on sale. I am currently using Moondrop Spacetraveler and for the price they are great, but I want to switch to some higher quality. I have Buds 2 from Samsung too, but they are pretty old (used them from D1, almost), battery isn't good now and they sound pretty low (my bad tho, I am lucky that they still work lol, considering all things they have been through).

Best bang for buck; Moondrop Space travel. And for a little bit more Moondrop Moca if you don't like the Space travel design.  Better option; galaxy buds 2 pro. IPhone users choice; airpods pro 2. İn recommend taking a look at other peoples recommendations as well btw. 

I have Samsung Buds FE for a daily driver. The comfort and sound are superb; I can wear them for hours. I recommend getting one of these. I also have Moondrop Space Travel for gaming and watching videos, due to its low latency; much lower than my Samsung Buds FE. The sounds are great, but the bass is weak and the comfort is okay. I also own a Fiil T2 Pro, the sounds are okay since the bass is strong and punchy, comfort is great due to its wing tip.

I use a Moondrop Spacetravel and it works fine

My beater moondrop space travels. If they break, I can replace them for less than the price of [this](https://www.costco.com/.product.100403275.html) clif kid z bar variety pack at costco.

Moondrop space travel... The rest are garbage compare to this even redmi buds

Moondrop Space Travel have decent anc but the star is it sound quality, unlike these earbuds(all are V-shaped) the tuning on moondrop space travel is Balance, and in my personal opinion it has better design, and it also has decent about control on app including EQ

Moondrop space travel, they sound great but will maybe last you 1.5 years.

Moondrop space travel!

I'm so glad you like em! I just wish they had better dust/lint protection, but the sound is the real star of the show

Best bang for buck to me evokes budget. The best bang for money's got to be on the low end since ROI is not linear. wired: - Moondrop Chua 2 - KZ Castor (the Harmon extra bass for powerful lows, else any other Castor models). kZ paid for reviews and that was a storm, but they make good product nonetheless. They are heavy and bulky. But deliver sound that should be illegal at that price point. moondrop comes with a wonderful pouch. The cable is impressive, one bud became faulty before the cable passed away wireless: - Anker A20 (v2?) - Moondrop , space travel strikes an incredible ROI These models mark a tipping point. Probably not as good as hundreds of dollars pieces, corners have to be cut. But at 20 bucks that becomes difficult to spend 10x that for marginally superior product.

To the best for bucks that's one of the best answer. Active noise cancelling quality bluetooth set for less than 20 bucks that's hard to beat. Worth pointing out the battery is miserable. Lasts half as long as most budget wireless buds. Only single concurrent pairing. No idea what is costing them to support at least two. It's super annoying when it pairs with one device before the one you want to use. Also the touch is too subtle and the entire surface of the side would defect a touch as a click. Super annoying to take them off without unpausing by mistake ..

See cousin comment. Pro: - great build quality and look and feel for the price. - lightweight - outstanding active noise cancelling (for the price of course) - good balance, clear low mid and high frequencies - enchanting voice. Never been so pleased with a Chinese audio. Better than English even. - they look really good . The manga themed design is super creative and carefully drafted. Even the box it's wrapped in is stunning Cons: - the charging case can be pretty inconvenient. It's solid but hard to take out those earpiece. - could output higher volume. It's on the low side of the median power most earbuds deliver. - the passthrough mode is pretty bad, and can hear fine with default mode anyway. A waste of a feature. - the battery really sucks. That battery low reminder causes anxiety. At least it doesn't warn once, second time it shuts the thing off. Most Chinese brands keep warnings, ruining the last 10 or 20% experience really If you've got just 20 bucks to spend it's hard to beat. It's more fancy than the anchor A20. But the anchor at around the same price point is a better pair sound clarity. The moondrop pops better for music.

nobody has mentioned them, but Moondrop Space Travel. they sound by far the best, and they are sub 20 pounds.

There are only 3 solid options for this price range tbh, firstly the Roseselsa Ceramics X, by far the best I've tried when it comes to sound clarity, excellent imaging, and spacious soundstage with hard hitting bass as well. Instrumental seperation is great for this price range, treble is crisp detailed however the treble can sound artificial. The second option is the qcy Melobuds pro and the third are the Moondrop space travel. Both have decent sound quality but the qcy are definitely not a pair of your looking for treble clarity imo. They all have good call quality when it comes to blocking out external noises but they all also struggle with blocking wind.

The Moondrop space travel are definitely a good option for sound quality for the price they are at. I personally love them although I think the Roseselsa and earfun sound better. The design is nice and although they don't have sweat resistance, they are a solid option for sound quality of that's what you want. Also I'm glad I could help:)

Move from AirPods Pro to AZ100. Crazy difference. Even €20 Moondrop Space travel sound better then AirPods though.

Moondrop Space Travel

Yeah the 40 one is definitely not real. Buy from reputable shops like Red Ape Audio. Got my unit from them. And while yes the case design looks really cool, it doesn't have a lid so the buds falling out is an issue, it hasn't really affected me that much but if you think it might be an issue for you, get the extra leather case for it.

Second this. I own a pair and they beat my 150$ GB2

Came back to say thank you, it's so good😭love the design too

Moondrop Spacetravel with L springtip. sound great, looks nice, comfortable, acceptable battery and affordable pricetag. the fact that it's sound is so good at this price is crazy. And also ANC is working very well.

Moondrop Space Traveller maybe? Since you said gym, I understand you mean wireless. With some coupons and codes, I managed to get the Moondrop for like 20 eur from AliE and it's good, very good. Not sure about how it compares to Skullcandy and other cheap buds.

I'm loving the Moondrop Space Travels. They look cool and sound excellent for the price, I haven't really used the ANC, and the transparency mode is alright. For $25, they punch way above their weight class.

Also wanted to add that I've had no connection issues with both my Pixel and my Lenovo laptop.

I've had them for a few months now and they're amazing for the price. I think if mine died,I'd easily spend $25 USD on them again.

+1 for Space Travel. Amazing for the price

This is marketing and brand reach doing what it does best. There are plenty of brands doing great things in the market that aren't getting a lot of attention. JLAB's Epic Lab earbuds were fantastic; JBL, Moondrop, Nothing Ear, SoundPeats, numerous other brands tested very well against the top of my list, which consisted of the Denon Perl Pro, Technics AZ80, Sennheiser True Wireless Momentum 4, Sony XM5, AirPods Pro, B&W Pi7 S2 and Pi8. I have the AZ100s on the way, and I'm sure they'll occupy one of those top spots. It's important to note, however, that many of these brands do not need to push as many units to remain successful. At the economies of scale companies like Sony, Sennheiser, and Bose are operating at, the investment into their production, distribution, customer service, and operations pipelines is immense. They are likely expecting to sell tens of thousands of units, to the thousands that other brands need to turn a profit. And while you may see those more prolific brands everywhere, don't forget the communities of people on social media platforms that regularly market and recommend the opposing brands. They're not as common, but that's to be expected and will remain that way by nature. In other words, while the popular brands may be ubiquitous, that is by design. It doesn't mean opposing manufacturers are on a downward trajectory. This was the assumption when Jabra cancelled its TWS ANC lineup, and that may have been part of the decision, but Jabra had other, more profitable interests and chose to constrain their business goals around those interests because there was more opportunity there. As someone that's tested dozens of ANC earbuds (and has a wide ranging collection of dedicated, wired IEMs), I have very few biases when it comes to competing brands. If it works well, I'll use the thing. I have no qualms recommending a pair of Soundcore VR P10s, right alongside top-tier TWS sets if I think it fits the individual's use case. Recently, I took a long flight overseas and left all the other major TWS brands behind and took a cheap pair of PortaPros and a $20 pair of Aliexpress stem-style earbuds with me. Everyone else on the plane was wearing AirPods.