Moondrop - Space Travel Series

SpaceTravel Moon Drops are pretty good poorpods.

Can’t go wrong with moondrop space travel as a budget tws.

Because everyone else cant do it, Airpods Pro. 2 or 3. Only comfortable, properly sized case, proper buttons and well tuned form factor. AZ80's case is awful and tap buttons are insufferable for the tapping noise and inability to be comfortable laying down with them and they'll pause music randomly Galaxy Buds 3 pro have awful tuning and ANC is cheeks compared to airpods. I have both. If you're going to pay money to inconvenience yourself, At least get a moondrop space travel cause their anc beats these for me.  Also make.sure to never attsch the airpods to an apple phone cause they'll update and degrade as planned

Wired: Linsoul 7Hz x Crinacle Zero:2 Moondrop CHU II Wireless buds: Moondrop Space Travel All super budget but highly reviewed options.

Baseus Ez10, i currently own these. The quality is amazing, battery lasts for 5 hours and the case has 4 extra charges in it. The sound is good enough, they come with software to customize equalizer, touch gestures, gps tracking and alarm sound in case you loose one or both. And they're currently $8 on sale. If you can spend a bit more I'd recommend the Moondroops space travel, amazing quality for the price. I unfortunately lost mine and was in a hurry to get them replaced and had no money, that's why i got the EZ10 and don't regret it. But i'mma buy them again ASAP. I believe these currently go for around $25 with their special leather case wich i believe is a must have for them.

I got the moondrop space travel after my cmf bud died

You have said it, all reviews say it is a great tws for it's price. Useless ANC as usual. Pretty sure it's a problem with your unit or more likely just poor/bad seal. I have space travel 1 and attest to the good sound tuning.

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. 

Amazing SQ, but durability not so great. My wife's pair stopped working after about 1 year, one of the earbuds stopped charging. Oh, and you have to put up with an obnoxious anime girl voice for all the prompts.

Moondrop Space Travel is a good pair. https://amzn.eu/d/dXxT85I

I have the Moondrop Space Travel 1. Cuts out all the time while walking downtown. If you ever walk downtown in a city, near train tracks too, will you tell me if the connection was stable? Fully stable at home, though.

Moondrop Space Travels. Incredible for the price.

Get the moondrop space travel, probably the best bang for your buck. Good sound quality and okay-ish noise cancelling

Never try it while running. they fit quite nicely in my ear, so I reckon they are comfy for running, but I'm not sure if they fit tight enough to not fall out

i paid $20cad or maybe a hair less on an ali sale for those and they are legit incredible for the price.

I would go for: Moondrop space travel is a safe choice for sound, they're very underwhelming in anc and are pretty flimsy( the only pair of earbuds that I had break into pieces) OnePlus buds 3 is very good with equalization, I got it to sound better than anything wireless before 200 usd, so best potential by far imo. Pretty sharp sounding stock, although you can partly fix it with companion app without diving deeper, also many people like their stock sound. Anc is great for the price and they're very slick and well-built. Ali 50 dollars Soundpeats air 4 pro are just nice. Very inoffensive sound, they lack high frequencies, but that's a blessing in disguise as they're not sharp. Kinda natural sound. Eq can make them better but isn't necessary at all. I would say that anc is a bit worse than buds 3, but very usable... unlike space travels. Well built. They're not a current model, wait for a sale on aliexpress and you can get them for 50. It's more like 65 now if I'm not mistaken.

Seconded! I’ve had a pair for a couple years and it’s insane value for what I paid for ($25)

I've been using the Moondrop Space Travel IEMs. For under 30, pretty solid isolation, ANC, and latency in game mode is great. Only two cons. 1) The anime waifu sounds to switch between modes of ANC is a bit absurd, but that's personal preference. 2) I couldn't get these to pair properly with Windows for the life of me. Something with the UTF-8 Unicode not being decoded properly with Windows. However, no problem with Steam Deck or iOS, but just a consideration to keep in mind.

Moondrop Space Travel Sound great. ANC is just ok, functionality is more than good for what you’re paying for. Has an app to customize touch controls, EQ settings, but very rudimentary. Can buy on Amazon for $30 with next day shipping, or buy from a few other sites for $25.

Id say you'll probably be better served with the moondrop space travel 2

My experience is pretty much the same. Still rocking these sound quality is good but I have connection issues and the buds are still connected after they are in the case occasionally. Usually just putting a bit more pressure so they make contact with the pins fixes this. Surprisingly a lot of cheaper earbuds have caught up in sound quality and ANC. I also occasionally listen with a $20 pair of Moon drop space travels and the sound blows me away for the price point.

Absolutely nothing beats $20 to $30 wired IEMs. They will match $400 wireless cans. True wireless ear buds can't compare at any price point. Nothing wireless can compare to a pair of Chu II on sale now at Amazon for $18. Not even the JBL Quantum TWS for $149 If you must buy wireless, look at the Moondrop space travel TWS on Amazon on sale for about $24 and maybe the additional leather case for $10 for a total of $34ish Hard to go wrong with any of them. But I'd go wired if quality of sound or positional audio is most important to you

I use a Moondrop Spacetravel and it works fine

u should give moondrop space travels from aliexpress a try they are very good they are for around 7k but they sound very good compared to any other audionic crap that i tried before and it has a seperate anc mode that is insanely good and a conversation mode as well been using them for 7months now battery lasts for like a whole day or 2 of use

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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, it is pretty damn good for 25 bucks

Get the Samsung Buds FE these are decent good Earbuds for any genre of music. Look up on YouTube for reviews. The majority are highly positive. I use this buds as my main. Moondrop Space Travel is on the best earbuds at that price point. Build Quality and volume are okay. I also own one of this for backups and gaming (low latency mode).

Moondrops. Fantastic earbuds for the price.

I use jabra at work but Moondrop is very nice and not expensive at all. moondrop space travel is very nice and not expensive at all. I have 3 sets because my kids keep stealing them.

Moondrop anything tbh, even the cheapo space travels kick ass

Moondrop anything tbh, even the cheapo space travels kick ass

Wired iems for 50 bucks will sound better. But if you need wireless anc the new moondrop space travel are solid

I have been using the space travels as my running pair for over two years, lost one and bought another one recently (old space travel 1). I agree with you on ANC, tips, lid, shitty anime sound, volume control, cheap feeling and all of that. I don't get the sound quality and sound stage part. Before buying a second pair of ST, I got a well known tws, final ze3000. I just found them slightly thin for my liking, good build aside on sound I preferred the much cheaper ST. I have expensive wired iems for daily use, and also a bluetooth dac, but sometimes I see myself coming to ST for the stage and overall fun sound. I think you have gotten a bad pair, worth checking it. If not, you just don't like it, which I understand since I hate ie600 despite universal praise. In the end, what matters is whether you enjoy it or not, not others.

I will only run with Shokz because it allows me to be aware of my surroundings, it makes it so much safer. If you’re looking for a higher quality earbud at a low price to pair with it and stay at your budget, the Moondrop Space Travel for $30 are hard to beat.

Thanks for the quick answer, i will be going with MD Space Travel, it’s a little cheaper even importing, and it comes with leather fabric case for protection. My priority for the price range is sound quality without wires for the lesser price possible.

Moondrop Space Travel 2 are 30 bucks if you don't mind chifi stuff. they've got ANC, too. probably not the best ANC but it's there. some of the budget chifi wired headphones have pretty good cords too.

Moondrops space travel. Had them. And its awesome

Tried tons of TWS, including much more expensive stuff. Space Travel 1 with aftermarket tips is the only one I keep around anymore, because the price-to-performance ratio is out of control. Tried Sony XM4, Campfire Orbit, AirPods Pro 1, others If you want sound quality for a low price, buy wired. TWS adds features and ease of use at the expense of sound quality at every price level.

Agreed. Chu 2 wins at sound quality, and Space Travel is better with aftermarket tips. If you want TWS for cheap though, Space Travel with aftermarket tips slaps.

i bought mine weeks ago and it had QC issues where the battery on the left earbud sometimes does charge and sometimes it doesn't at all (or it does, but only to 80%), and another problem with the connection issue where it would randomly disconnect while i used it. with those in mind i claimed my warranty and sent it back, it will be a while untill i can get it back. aside from the shitty QC issue, sound quality wise, at least in my personal opinion, this is the best that you can get for the price, especially with the new community parametric EQ. i find the sound to be as good as ST1, balance sound with smooth treble that won't be fatiguing for long listening session.

Stay away from random Chinese junk brands. They will only disappoint. If you’re on a budget, the Moondrop Space Travel are a really good option at their price point

Seems like Moondrop TWS prices already went up? I remember the space travel was RM70-80 but now RM100 while the block took the RM80 price bracket. i would be really surprised if OP can find a RM50 TWS that is equal or better than those two Moondrop. The space travel ANC is already quite bad to be honest but having it is better than none at all.

Moondrop TWS earbuds are generally okay to good for the price. One main complaint i have is the poorly made app (it's even worse in the old app before they rebuilt it)

Moondrop Space Travel 2 for the best budget wireless earbuds especially at RM130 (or below).

I'm kinda fed up with the premium wireless earbuds. Multiple Sonys and Samsungs would keep dying on me after a year which just past its warranty date. Either the battery dies or The driver does. Now I'm just using the space travels. ST1 still holds up after using it for two years. Also recently bought ST2, it's such a big upgrade from the first. Even if I lost them, I won't feel too bad since they're not expensive to buy again.

I'm kinda fed up with the premium wireless earbuds. Multiple Sonys and Samsungs would keep dying on me after a year which just past its warranty date. Either the battery dies or The driver does. Now I'm just using the space travels. ST1 still holds up after using it for two years. Also recently bought ST2, it's such a big upgrade from the first. Even if I lost them, I won't feel too bad since they're not expensive to buy again.

Moondrop Space Travel is $25.👍

Moondrop space travel will satisfy!

No contest moondrop space travel or the new space travel 2. No contest AT ALL.

Very solid anc, solid build quality, and the sound quality is actually something worth bothering with. No other wireless buds that cheap come even close. The transparency is mediocre but everything in that budget kinda sucks at everything. The fact that their anc is perfectly decent and the sound quality is too, they also have a low latency game mode that works well, makes them stand out far beyond anyone else

https://shenzhenaudio.com/products/moondrop-space-travel-2-true-wireless-headphone-tws?srsltid=AfmBOoo-ps0wHrY9X7HPJL_qtPS70uipCQmW4c0b0ewPwkX6Zl5jHtTe Shenzen and all the moondrop retailers have it. Moondrop's website is so bad, lol. They emailed me announcing it in the first place. I can't speak to the 2 personally, but I have some space travel 1's as a throwaround set and they're genuinely downright good. Moondrop doesn't have a habit of making a v2 of anything worse, either. Also I really like the genuine leather case you can buy for it. Really ups the premium feel of the case.

No contest moondrop space travel or the new space travel 2. No contest AT ALL.

https://shenzhenaudio.com/products/moondrop-space-travel-2-true-wireless-headphone-tws?srsltid=AfmBOoo-ps0wHrY9X7HPJL_qtPS70uipCQmW4c0b0ewPwkX6Zl5jHtTe Shenzen and all the moondrop retailers have it. Moondrop's website is so bad, lol. They emailed me announcing it in the first place. I can't speak to the 2 personally, but I have some space travel 1's as a throwaround set and they're genuinely downright good. Moondrop doesn't have a habit of making a v2 of anything worse, either. Also I really like the genuine leather case you can buy for it. Really ups the premium feel of the case.

space travel 2s are great for the sound quality for the price but not ANC. earfun air 4 pro would be the option for ANC TWS under $100

I've been a bit disappointed with the wf-1000xm5 noise cancelling. I need to try different ear tips before giving up on them. My old xm3 seem better than the xm5 Denon Perl Pro, also not that impressed with. Maybe they are too sealed and don't like the feeling and sound quality hasn't clicked for me with personalisation on or off. Soundcore 4 NC, are ok at most things but wouldn't be rushing to use them Moondrop space travel look nice in case, sound pretty good for the price, fit isn't the most comfortable My items not on the list. Most impressed with the soundpeats opera 5, weird fit but great sound, my original Samsung bud pro for convenience and solid performance and the Sony wf-1000xm3 bulky but great noise cancelling

Moondrop Space Travel please for the love of God if you want budget that is as cheap and quality as you can get

I'm honestly pretty happy with my moondrop space travels but i dont have expensive taste.

I would recommend Moondrop Chu 2. They are In Ear Monitors (IEMs). Watch the video Best Iems under 2k on the Headphones Zone channel for the review. But they don't have mics. I have the Moondrop Space Travel TWS earbuds and holy fuck they are really good. Definitely get these under 2k. Check out IEMs for gaming if you wanna research this topic. As an audiophile you'll definitely love what you find! And the best part is it's gonna be extremely fun to listen to music too!! (If you haven't ever used high end audio gear then it will be an eyeopener. If you live in Mumbai go to their store!! You'll thank me lol)

Yes but you'll need to find what you like!! I like bass and ketamine so i picked Moondrop Chu2. If you like more Pop and melody you'll do well with the Tangzu Wan'er. There's reviews for each and there's an extremely helpful video by indian audiophile gear store "Headphoneszone" on youtube about "Best iems under 2k". Google their website and you'll find everything you need. Remember Chu2 has no mic whereas Moondrop Space travel has a mic inbuilt!! Iems generally wont come with mics sadly cuz audiophiles are introverts who don't talk to anyone and spend their entire day tuning and equing headphones and listening to niche songs and crying.

You'll definitely enjoy bass mate!! Most of the genres you've mentioned use bass and drums as a base. Hiphop and Trap music is bass heavy. Kanye is really drum heavy with his 808s (my fav album along with Yeezus!!) You'll love the drums on Chu2 and Space Travel!! Try going for a V shaped graph IEM!! Also again the mic issue is there with wired iems hence why I whole heartedly reccomend the Moondrop Space Travel. Do your own research and tell me if it's right for you! I'll help you out if you wanna know which earphones are bass heavy and which are neutral and which are for vocals!!

It depends on what you want. If you want the convenience of using the Apple ecosystem, then any AirPods are good for an iPhone since they are a first-party accessory. But if you want a ready-made budget TWS, any sub RM200 is already good enough. I've been using Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus for almost 5 years since launch, and still going strong. It's quite a balanced tuning. Right now, I'm rocking Moondrop Space Travel, Redmi buds 6 lite, and QCY HT15 (already given to my girlfriends). All have solid listening experience, but the main reason we're all going to TWS is the convenience of not having wires attached. I would always rock with my iems if at home, but going ou,t my other TWS are good for enjoying your music or answering call outside. Like your friends said, it's not worth the money since you can get a good enough function as TWS from another brand rather than paying for overpriced AirPods.

My Arias just went through the wash 2 weeks ago, still doing great! Lol I haven’t tried the chus yet, but my space travel get occasional use, as well as my SSR. The SSR is fine, perfectly acceptable tuning, but nothing really sticks out and shines, kinda boring, I mostly break them out when I know I going to just be listening to podcasts/audiobooks. The space travels are a bit too rounded off at the top and bottom ends for me to be fully satisfied with them, but shit, $25 for tws with a good 4-6 hours of battery life? I’ll recommend them all day everyday.

Moondrop Space Travel. Best $30 tws

99% of buds will come with silicone tips but you can just pick up a set of tws foam tips on amazon. Ive got tips for all my different buds and iems. Even my AirPods Pro 2 has foam tips on them. Depends on your budget: $30 Moondrop Space Travel, $70 Aviot Q3, $150 Liberty 4 Pro, $200 Technics AZ80, $300 Technics AZ100, $450 Devialet Gemini 2. I own all of these plus more. Different buds for different genres, moods, and situations.

For my part, I got the Moondrop Space Travel 1, and honestly, they’re great for the price. I wasn’t disappointed, despite some occasional audio lag issues. The sound is clear, and the Bluetooth range is quite long, which is a definite plus. BUT, after about a month of use, the mic on my left earbud started making light but unbearable crackling noises, and a few days later, it completely failed... Quite disappointing, especially at this price point. Technically, the instrument separation is quite good, the bass remains well-controlled, and the ANC works reasonably well for the price. However, the mic’s durability was disappointing—it started crackling and then failed after about a month of use.

Increase your budget by just a bit and get Moondrop Space Travel, really good ANC for the price

Well they've increased in price since I got them, I only paid $20 for these 2 years ago https://a.aliexpress.com/_oECiKxM

I’ve been using a pair of Moondrop Space Travel wireless earbuds since they were released in 2023 and they have been great. They sound good, work good, look good and the best part is they were only $25 when I got them. They are $30 now but it’s still a bargain considering they have ANC and are just really good.

Moondrop space travel. They are like $25 and great.

You don’t need the best. You need cheap enough to replace. Get 2 pairs to rotate throughout the day. Moon drop space travels are $25 and really good especially for the price.

Okay, so I just got the Moondrop Space Travel 2, and...... just wow. Retail these are $30, I got these for less than $19. These are one of the best IEMs for the price, let alone one that is wireless AND has ANC too. The design is subjective, but I like it enough. The buds themselves are super comfortable, though they don't isolate enough imo. I'll need to buy some foam tips and try them out. The stem design means it picks up wind noise, a lot. Quite annoying when its windy, especially because the isolation isn't very good. The case tho, I like the design but it's just stupid, form over function. Putting the buds back in and out is annoying af cause you can't drop it in like other buds. And the charging port is Apple Mouse levels of dumb. The sound quality is seriously impressive. There's legit instrument separation, and the bass is tight, very controlled. It does not feel like a pair of budget buds at all. The separation is actually quite impressive, sounds feel like it’s coming from a different spaces in the buds. Soundstage though is standard IEM, you won't feel like it's some Dolby surround sound at all. Highs are clear, clarity is really quite good. Great thing about these is the online DSP really changes how it sounds so you can custom it to what you like. These got a nice battery boost over MST V1, hence why I bought them (I don't own the older ones so can't compare). About 4-5 hours with ANC on. ANC is actually quite usable, background hums and noises are noticeably quieter but obviously not going to be as good as the 10x more expensive Airpods Pro. The transparency mode tho sounds super weird, almost like you’re hearing your surroundings through a phone call. Unfortunately, there’s one huge huge issue. When you watch YouTube there’s a huge lag before the sound starts, like one whole second. It feels like a software bug that Moondrop can fix but idk if they are working on it. Super frustrating. I really hope they fix it because this is a very very good pair of buds. Like absolutely go ahead right now and buy it good.

MST2 solves this. There's a low medium high gain now in the app

Game mode on the buds. Tap four times on the earbud

Edit: some more annoyances for me: The light on the case lights up for MINUTES. I timed it, and got bored after 5 mins. Very annoying when it's bedtime. Moondrop, I know the buds are in the case and on charge because I put them in. 3 seconds of light is enough, not 30 mins. The touch panels are way too sensitive. Even trying to readjust the buds in your ears will trigger them. The waifu sounds. I personally don't like them, but it's up to you. But they're still there from MST V1.

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:)

I have the space travel since last year, yeah they are pretty good for music listening under 20€, just bear in mind their max volume is kinda low, battery life is not so good in both case and earbuds and they are a huge pain to extract from their case.

Honestly, I'd get seven pairs of Moondrop Space Travels and call it a day.

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

I have some a great option here while not the loudest the sound is good Moondrop Space Travel only 25 and the gamemode has almost no latency

Moondrop Space travel are under $30 and sound good.

Indeed isolates very well, with anything playing and anc you pretty much dont hear external noises even at low volumes, transparent mode is great and theres 5 eqs on the app that are fairly different from one another, a BIG upgrade from my previous bluetooth earphone from the same brand (the space travel). Price is around 100 and it also is probably the most comfortable earphone ive had so far, my most recent ones being the space travel and the chu ii's

Moondrop Space Travel. It is literally the best bluetooth earbuds I have ever used in terms of sound quality. Sooooo cheap. I have 2 pairs just in case.

Maybe take a look at the moondrop space travels. I got them on a whim because they were stupid cheap, but I've been pleasantly surprised by them

Moondrop Space Travel is great

moondrop space travel, quite cheap been using that for 3 years with no problem.. the sound is great for the price u pay

I bought space travel and 1 month later they launch space travel 2 ..kns

Fellow moondrop enjoyer I have mine in right now

I absolutely do. Mine doesn't agree with people who've tried them but oh well https://preview.redd.it/95145xk2ubrf1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=3e538f01d70a234c0d8291e4a3aaee1465392ff1 The only reason I have extra bass at all is for when I'm in a car or something and it takes away some extra bass, otherwise this is my DSP

Space travel is good like the other comments said, but the case is kinda trash. Won't hold buds securely and they connect to my phone on accident often.

So you want something that has a normal price and doesnt have to be good and can connect to devices? So literally any earbuds? Just save yourself some money and buy the moondrop space travel 2 if you have 0 expectations. You cant connect bluetooth devices to a ps5 though, which is virtually every earbud that isnt $200.

If they all work get the cheaper space travel. If it breaks its only $20-30 for a new one, or just get it replaced with warranty.

moondrop space travel 2 for sound quality. anc is bad though, like virtually all super cheap earbuds.

Don't get that The moondrop space travel or space travel 2 is likely infinitely better for the same price or cheaper.

Don't get that The moondrop space travel or space travel 2 is likely infinitely better for the same price or cheaper.

Moondrop space travel 2 beats most options under $70 and it costs $20

So like $20 usd? I would go with moondrop space travel or space travel 2 if that fits in the budget. Keep in mind they dont come with a cover case (only an open top magnetic charging case) so you have to buy that seperately for a few bucks.

So like $20 usd? I would go with moondrop space travel or space travel 2 if that fits in the budget. Keep in mind they dont come with a cover case (only an open top magnetic charging case) so you have to buy that seperately for a few bucks.

I think it's important to point out the exact reasons you don't like them (not much bass, not much treble) are exactly why they're easily my favorite TWS IEM for sound quality. People just hear and prefer differently, no big deal.

Moondrop space travel but can be found on Amazon cheaper some times

I’ve had a pair of space travels for about 2 years now, and they’re great. Unfortunately, I may have recently broken the charging case after going on a rather extreme hiking trip where everything in my bag got wet and the case itself filled up with water. Need to do a bit more testing, but I’ve just been charging them in the old Nekocakes case.

Wireless earbuds. I am using the moondrop space travel, which has a gaming mode for low latency. It is a great pair of light weight earbuds for 20 bucks

Moondrop Space Travel 2

They're pretty light for their size and the case doesn't come with a top. I can see them breaking easily if you're clumsy or if you're rough with things

Get yourself some Moondrop’s. They’re like $25 on amazon, and they’re great quality

a battery lifespan is rated in cycles, that is empty-full-empty charge. Now a true wireless earphone's battery capacity can only be so much so it relies on recharging back up every time it gets put back into its case. So, if you use your TWSes frequently you'll go through its cycles faster, so it degrades quicker. From my experience a daily use TWS lasts \~2 years before its battery performance degradation gets annoying for me (ymmv). Personally, now I treat these as disposables and specifically only for running, after 2 years get a new one. So, the question is how much money are you willing to spend every 2 years or so? I'm using the Moondrop Spacetravel since its cheap so I'm fine if it breaks and actually sounds decent. For my daily, I've resorted to getting a Bluetooth dongle (Hiby W3II) as those have bigger batteries, so I go through the cycles longer. Bonus, I get to use the wired headphones of my preference, and it has LDAC, so obviously it'll sound better.

My moondrop space travel died within a month be careful of qc issues

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

**Update on My APP3 Impressions (Bold)** **Thanks to everyone here and the wonderful comments, I thought I should update my impressions to reflect better judgment.** **Firstly: I do use AI to clean up my grammar and refine some of my thoughts. Sometimes the refinements express things better than my original wording, sometimes not.** **My Preferred Sound Signature (based on my friend’s feedback)** **Warm vocals** **Slightly laid-back instruments** **Less bright overall** **Forward vocals** **He described it as being closer to a natural sound.** **I’m not perfect pitch nor a sound engineer, so please take this with a pinch of salt.** **For reference, my taste is mainly shaped by Futuresonic, copper cables and HiFiman 901.** **Disclaimer** **This is my first Apple audio product. I’ve only tried the original AirPods and AirPods Pro 2, which my brother owns. I tested those mainly for game latency (since I play music games, and the AirPods line is known for having the lowest latency).** **I was never really an Apple Audio fan, but the APP3 didn’t disappoint me. That said, I wouldn’t call it a “must-buy.”** **If you want good sound quality → don’t expect it from TWS.** **If you want nice sound → APP3 isn’t the best option; there are better choices, and I personally prefer Moondrop.** **If you want good ANC → APP3 is solid, and maybe Sony’s XM5 or the upcoming XM6 are also worth considering.** **If you want Apple features → go for the AirPods series. But don’t ask me which model — the fit comes before the sound.** **How Long I’ve Used Them** **Moondrop ST1 → 1 year.** **Gave me listening fatigue.** **Moondrop ST2 → 1 month.** **Fun, better string control, still missing micro details, but hey, it’s budget TWS.** **AirPods Pro 3 → 1 week (so far).** **Acceptable. The biggest plus is ANC and Spatial Audio. Nothing fancy, but no fatigue — so that’s a win.** **My Ratings** **(Scoring out of 10. Note: my Future Sonics + HiFiMAN 901 setup with “snake oil” copper cable is unfair to compare against wireless buds, but it gives perspective. Also, don’t recommend silver cables to me — my ears reject them instantly.)** **Future Sonics + HiFiMAN 901 (reference)** **Vocals: 9.4** **Strings: 8.7** **Bass: 9.2 (tight thanks to HiFiMAN)** **Other instruments: 9** **Fun sound: 9.99** **Wireless Buds** **Moondrop Space Travel 1** **Vocals: 6** **Strings: 4** **Bass: 4.7** **Other instruments: 4.3** **Fun sound: 6** **Fun features: none** **Moondrop Space Travel 2** **Vocals: 7** **Strings: 6** **Bass: 5.5** **Other instruments: 5.3** **Fun sound: 7** **Fun features: none** **Apple AirPods Pro 3** **Vocals: 7.5** **Strings: 7** **Bass: 6.7** **Other instruments: 6.94** **Fun sound: 5** **Fun features: 7** If I’m being rational, I probably wouldn’t have bought them. But with a blatant discount on a brand-new product FROM APPLE @ "almost a quarter off" I thought, why not give it a try! This isn’t a deep technical review. I don’t dive into that stuff, as I feel it takes away from the joy of simply enjoying music. I don’t have “normal ears.” As someone who’s extremely picky because of listening fatigue, it’s always been a struggle to find something that feels “right.” My ears can’t handle certain tunings !especially Japanese ones! and I usually lean toward a warmer sound, which is what Western and Chinese tunings often provide. I came from the DAP user group, owning a HiFiMAN, custom cable, and CIEMs (custom in-ear monitors). My favorite was Future Sonics, and honestly, it was a tough battle to go TWS. To be blunt, if you’re going wireless, lossless quality shouldn’t be your main requirement. When I’m on the move, I don’t listen for micro-details; I just want to enjoy the overall sound. If you really care about true lossless quality, go get a USB DAC or a dedicated DAP with CIEMs. They’ll do a much better job — if you’re willing to pay the price. But at this point, going back down that rabbit hole isn’t something I want. I left the DAP world because carrying extra gear, fiddling with cables, and the general hassle just isn’t for me anymore. If I want enjoy lossless, I preferred a proper speaker setup. My current chain is a NAD D3045 with Dynaudio BM5P monitors, paired with some rather ridiculous DIY cables to reduce fatigue and give me a smoother, more melodious sound. So — did Apple win me over? I’ve tried a few wireless earbuds before. Some Skullcandy models, a Genshin Poco, and others, ehh all of which my ears and brain screamed @ me to take off. The first one I truly accepted was the Moondrop Space Travel 2 (ST2), it has some crazy tuning for a affordable earbuds. I had the ST1, but the ST2 really impressed me! On the go, I don’t expect studio-level details. For travel, it’s more about enjoying a decent sound over rattling train tracks or the chatter of people around me. The ST2 sounded good, but it was on the softer side, and the lack of solid Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) cut the enjoyment down by about 40%. That’s why CIEMs are so great, a proper seal is all you need. But since earbuds are made for everyone, ANC becomes really important. A lot of people complained that the new APP3 doesn’t fit their ears well. For me, it was the opposite. Most TWS don’t fit me at all — I was constantly readjusting my ST2. But the APP3 fit me perfectly right out of the box! After some time listening and playing around with the controls, I’d say the APP3 sounds decent enough. Nothing too fancy, but for everyday use, it does the job. If I want “fancy,” I’ll fire up my NAD and Dynaudio setup instead. As for sound quality: as long as it doesn’t sound weird, muffled, or fatiguing, that’s already a good sign for me. So yes, I think I’ll be able to enjoy these for a long time — staying cable-free while also enjoying all the clever features Apple baked into the AirPods series. And yeah, O.o — now I finally get why Apple AirPods are expensive. All that ANC and smart integration doesn’t come cheap. The R&D alone must be costly.

To be fair, I enjoyed the ST2 a lot more than APP3. If not for the ANC and fit, anytime I'll pick the ST2 because it was more fun. ST1 vs ST2, I find the sound of ST2, warmer vocals and better at picking up strings, the bass also improves. ST1 has the tuning of a sub-300ish IEM. ST2 likely between 500ish IEM but minus all the super benefits those expensive iems can give. APP3 vs ST2. I would say... is sort of a -1 compared to ST2, but you can hear the micro details better. It is more pronounced on the APP3. I wanted to go for their golden age 2 or the ST 2 ultra, but since APP3 was on discount. I decided to pick and try to see if I will return it.

Moondrop space travel are pretty sweet for that price

They do occasionally work themselves loose

Pretty sure the Moondrop Space Travel can be had for under 35 CAD and basically sweeps any TWS under 100 CAD. Of course you can get better audio quality wired, but if we're just talking TWS then there isn't really a better option IMO.

Moondrop Space Travel 2 definitely (imo)

yeah i got the space travel 1s after falling for all the hype and the sound of the voice assistant is so annoying that it makes me not want to use it. it's like the meme of the cheap bluetooth device being like your bluetooth device has connected successfully except made even worse

I use them when I was doing 5k runs and no problems. They’re so cheap that if they break, it literally doesn’t matter anyways imo. The space travels are a steal at that price range.

Unfortunately, you're pretty much stuck with those as your best choice. Try out Moondrop Space Travel if you dont want to break the bank but have good sound. ANC is meh Could get a pair of WF-1000XM5s but not being on an android phone means you don't get to use them to their fullest (LDAC). Although you will have the best in ANC.

Pretty much. Galaxy Buds work well especially if you have a Samsung phone. (Features) Especially in the sub 60usd space. Only other option are the Moondrop Space Travel, whose quality of audio is better. The NC is weak, and volume doesn't go up for those who are nearly deaf like me. $27 If you're lucky to find one below $60, the AKG N400NC are amazing and the closest I've gotten to XM5 level of audio and NC but they ate discontinued and AKG cleared the stock at $40. All metal construction, battery life (both case and buds) is decent, tips subjective. If you go expensive, XM5 are the best imo. LDAC, battery life, best ANC, foam tips, vast amount of features, etc.

Apparent moondrop is releasing a sequel of their lauded Space Travel. The Space Travel 2 is cheap, just like it's predecessor, but it has EQ, ANC, button mapping, and more. The tuning on the Space travel is one of the most clean and smooth ever made. I have dozens of TWS, from higher-end models like Denon Perl Pro, Momentum True Wireless 4, AZ80s, as well as a tonne of cheaper models. If you are looking for cheap TWS, the Moondrop Space Travel is the first place I'd look. I would also consider looking for a deal on Galaxy FE buds, the KZ Xtra or maybe the Melobuds pro. You should be able to find those under $50, and those are the best bang-for-your-buck buds I've tried at this price point. Depending on what you value more - sound quality, features, ANC strength, transparency, button mapping, comfort, bass heavy / flat / sparkling treble, battery life, etc., would affect what I'd recommend, but the Space Travel are great all - rounders for very cheap, and I imagine the new Space Travel 2 is going to be even better.

I have the Space Travel also, kaso ang hina na nung output niya. For good ANC, the Soundcore Liberty 4 NC is decent. You can even get it as low as 2-3k PHP sa Lazada if you have lazcoins.

Moondrop Space Travel BY FAR

Moon drop space I have these. In my opinion are not that great. For people with small ears like myself would get really uncomfortable after 15mins. Depends on the style you like. I prefer the space a40s or the Tozo a1s

I second the Space Travel too. A very solid budget pair of buds that hurt less to replace. Still have mine after over 6 months of usage.

Soundcore A40s go on sale quite often, and are really solid for their price point. Got mine for around $45. It’s listed now for $59, but if you save it for later, Amazon will track the price changes and inform you when you check the cart. I’m also a fan of the Moondrop Space Travel. At $30, it too also goes on sale. It is a little cheap feeling. But the audio is actually not too bad. Same with the battery too. The case is a little clunky. But it is manageable.

Yeah, Space Travel is really good. I alternate it between my Airpods Pro 2, and I like the difference day to day. Much better value than a store-bought equivalent for sure

I second this. They are great and make a awesome gift.

TWS will never be BIFL. So my strategy is cheap but good ones. Moondrop Spacetravel are extremely hard to beat in that category, and price is so low you would be STUPID not to at least try them. If you want to get closer to BIFL, look for IEMs with removable cable and a BT DAC/AMP

I think I might get those, lots of people recommend Jlab but my brother used to have a pair and they sounded not as good as my previous pair (tozo) which just broke so I think i will get the moondrop ones, they seem to be very good and their other expensive earbuds look very high quality and so do their cheap ones! Thank you

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.

Dogshit, same as Space Travel 1's being more uncomfortable and having somewhat of a shittier ANC. People excuse these headphones for being cheap but they're not, for 30 bucks there's better sounding alternatives from many of the mainstream tech brands. With the pain of my soul, DO NOT BUY THIS PAIR even on a budget. The sound is not good, lacks bass, and it's not because of a balanced shape, it simply lacks bass, and the trebles aren't super crisp either, mids are always a non expectation at this price but even then it manages to disappoint. 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. And to have an even worse experience the multi point connection on the headphones doesn't even work, I downloaded the app, I turn the option on, and it asks for me to agree, I agree and does nothing. The slider stays off, and I repeated the process thousands of times. I can't be more mad, and dissapointed at these headphones, the first model were already unpleasantly dissapointing but 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. I don't know how crinnacle and other YouTubers can recommend this garbage product, please do not listen to them, I don't know how, it's got to be price range bias, but even then 30 bucks can offer way more, not this bs. Dogshit pair, 4.9/10, somehow even more dissapointing than the first pair. 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. I've seen better pairs for 12 bucks, this is simply inexcusable. Idgaf about no price, no Moondrop branding, this is garbage, and shouldn't be bought, nor sold, nor recommended by anyone.

Redmi Buds 6 / Redmi Buds 6 Lite both have it under 30 dollars. They do sound better even tho they are more v shaped, they include a far superior comfy casing, they have a better pairing method, and have better ANC. Moondrop was supposed to be an audiophile oriented brand, how can they deliver this much of a terrible product. I think it's a complete mess. I expected the bare minimum, and that was too much for this product. I simply find it unacceptable and an insult for anyone trusting with their pockets on them. At that point why even sell something like this?

I know I come off as a hater (and don't get me wrong, I hate this product) but I honestly find it a product that's lacking: - sound quality: lacks bass, trebles aren't crisp or good sounding either, they sound muffled, mids are a bit clearer but far from crisp. - sound stage - 2 device connections (advertised but not delivered) - ANC: it does contain it, but it does not contain it. - comfortable ear tips: I bought Moondrop Chu one time and they came with better ear tips, the plastic tips that came with the pair are uncomfortable and make my ears hurt just like the first pair did, on even short 2 minute versions. - the sound for feedback is awful, is like a plastic bag getting popped at -100 dB - a case lid: I bought knowing it didn't came with one, so don't count it but then again be fr, they fall just by looking at them. - QC control: my pair came with the transparent casing scratched on every side, the first pair scratched with time, this pair came scratched right out of the box. - overpriced: 30 bucks for this can get you so much more, I don't want the margins are but must be huge. - no volume control: why the fuck can't you select what buttons do, even the older pair had this feature, some people claimed it did had at the beginning but you couldn't put volume control. Then again, Redmi buds from Xiaomi at 12 dollars come with a Google fast pair + volume controls. - they feel super cheap: and they are kinda cheap but the plastic feels empty, lacks weight and it feels like the components are floating in it's casing rather than being protected by it. Apart from it being black and green, this is a direct downgrade from the first pair. Use your money smartly do not buy this shit. It's like using nothing, but with a bit of music coming on. I think this is garbage. 4.9/10 is way too high and the 4.9 is just because they play music, that's it. These do NOT work as earbuds at all, they can't even work properly outside the house and that point why would you even pick these if you're home. I'm never buying shit from Moondrop again I'm sorry. Bluetooth buds have one purpose which is having ANC, and sounding slightly good. These couldn't even deliver on that. Garbage.

Dogshit, same as Space Travel 1's being more uncomfortable and having somewhat of a shittier ANC. People excuse these headphones for being cheap but they're not, for 30 bucks there's better sounding alternatives from many of the mainstream tech brands. With the pain of my soul, DO NOT BUY THIS PAIR even on a budget. The sound is not good, lacks bass, and it's not because of a balanced shape, it simply lacks bass, and the trebles aren't super crisp either, mids are always a non expectation at this price but even then it manages to disappoint. 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. And to have an even worse experience the multi point connection on the headphones doesn't even work, I downloaded the app, I turn the option on, and it asks for me to agree, I agree and does nothing. The slider stays off, and I repeated the process thousands of times. I can't be more mad, and dissapointed at these headphones, the first model were already unpleasantly dissapointing but 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. I don't know how crinnacle and other YouTubers can recommend this garbage product, please do not listen to them, I don't know how, it's got to be price range bias, but even then 30 bucks can offer way more, not this bs. Dogshit pair, 4.9/10, somehow even more dissapointing than the first pair. 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. I've seen better pairs for 12 bucks, this is simply inexcusable. Idgaf about no price, no Moondrop branding, this is garbage, and shouldn't be bought, nor sold, nor recommended by anyone.

I will keep trying tips until I find the perfect fit. I also had the space travel 1's and I find them to sound identical if not better than these 2's.

+1 space travel for cheap if you turn on anc it will cause fatigue after a while 

Not being sarcastic, want to see his reviews to get a point of reference. Ive owned moondrop space travel and currently have tanchjim mino and moondrop robin

Moondrop Space Travel for under 30. They have anc but its mid. Sound quality and price more than makes up for it tho

I could not agree more. Bought these recently and I’m genuinely disappointed after having it hyped up by the masses. Sound is good but nothing worth shouting from the rooftops about. Even considering the price. ANC is pretty pointless. I’ve noticed certain frequencies, my bedroom fan for example actually gets amplified, but at a different frequency to the source. As if the ANC is misidentifying the sound and instead of playing 180 degree out of phase it plays a sound in conjunction with the original noise of the fan. You can drown it out with music but what’s the point ? I’d rather better sounding earbuds with no ANC than something that barely does the job. Although it’s not a dealbreaker I’ve also noticed that when no music is playing I can hear a quiet beep in the left ear, not sure what it is but sounds like interference or feedback. Very quiet, but one of the big reasons I love ANC is to just cut out background noise to focus without music sometimes. The biggest gripe I have with them is that they fit horribly. Some of the worst fitting earbuds I’ve ever worn, and my ears have historically been pretty universal when it comes to fit. The tips that come with them are genuinely awful, they don’t seal properly. I don’t feel like spending time and effort to find tips that fit nicely and also allow them to still fit into the case. I borrowed a pair from some IEM’s that sealed good but they didn’t transform the sound and wouldn’t fit into the case nicely. If we ignore the tips, the earbuds themselves are just uncomfortable to wear for any longer than 30 minutes. If I’d picked these up on a whim because I saw them randomly and needed some new cheap TWS earbuds. I’d probably be fairly happy. But the fact these have been so hyped up and I went out of my way to get hold of a pair, I’m left with a slightly sour taste in my mouth. I’m not saying what other people are saying isn’t true. Everyone’s opinion is subjective and so is their experience. But I’m with you on these. Disappointing.

Wildly overpriced. - If you want earbuds with a NRR, get Isotunes or Klein for way cheaper. - If you just want wireless earbuds in a cool case with similar or better sound quality get the Moondrop Space Travel for $25 (shockingly good for the price) - If you want to spend this budget but get something that actually sounds good, get Airpod Pros or Pixel buds/Galaxy buds There’s no situation where these earbuds make sense other than wanting to throw money at Milwaukee, they’re wildly overpriced.

I misplaced my AirPods for like the last 2 months or so, so I needed to get a decent cheap pair. I tried the moon drop space travel and found a pair of Tozo’s on sale for like $12. I wish the moon drops were louder. I was listening to an audio book on Audible and it was pretty low. They did alright with Spotify and Apple Podcasts/Apple Music. I did get them with a silicone case so I haven’t had a problem with them falling out or anything. I think I like the fit of these better bc they’re like the AirPods but I’d say the TOZO’s are better at cancelling noise (they’re more of like the in ear fit, no “stems” idk if that’s the right word) The TOZO’s (A1 model) I got are solid. They’ve got an app too (maybe moon drop does, idk.) and being able to mix it/change it depending on what you’re listening to is cool. I didn’t check the levels on Audible but they’re good for Spotify and Apple Podcasts/music. They’re both not bad for the money. Haven’t really checked the battery life/tried to run them out. I usually use them for 2 hours, or so, at a time. I rotate them out. (Even though I did finally find my AirPods, I’m prob going to keep those safe and use the others for travel/outings lol)

Moondrop Space Travel TWS for $29 are an amazing pair of wireless buds

I'm going to recommend two kinds of earbuds: an In-Ear Monitor (IEM) and a True Wireless Stereo (TWS). If you want a budget-entry IEM, [7Hz Salnotes Zero](https://shopee.ph/7Hz-Salnotes-Zero-HiFi-10mm-Dynamic-Driver-In-Ear-Earphone-IEM-Metal-Composite-Diaphragm-N52-Magnet-3.5mm-with-Mic-i.174314413.24521700091) is a great choice for your money for its bright neutral sound signature which is a great starting point if you like to play competitive eSports titles such as Valorant or Counter-Strike 2. There is also three DSP variants where its termination is a USB-Type C. The DSP variant only has an in-line microphone and is priced at ₱779. Take advantage with vouchers to lessen the price! For an affordable TWS, then let me introduce to you the [Moondrop Space Travel 2](https://shopee.ph/Moondrop-Space-Travel-2-HiFi-Noise-Cancelling-True-Wireless-AI-ANC-Bluetooth-6.0-TWS-Earphones-i.182669784.42809033988) (₱1,699). It might be sound boring than the first iteration than the [Moondrop Space Travel 1](https://shopee.ph/Moondrop-Space-Travel-Active-Noise-Cancelling-Touch-Control-Bluetooth-5.3-True-Wireless-TWS-Earphone-i.182669784.20082532911) especially if you like bass, however it's one of the most natural sounding while being a cheap TWS so far. But hey, it has somewhat better ANC (but obviously, not the best) and better battery life than the first one. You can also watch [Hangout․Audio's Impressions](https://youtu.be/MzCJsH5Vw0Y) video to see how the microphone quality sounds like.

I also saw them. Way prefer the aesthetics of the first version though...does it appear like they improved them sound-wise at all?

Moondrop Space Travel. F T W!

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.

I would recommend the Moondrop Space Travel. Just enable the bass boost in the app, and they sound amazing. If you can get a discount, I would highly recommend the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro. The best sounding earbuds I’ve ever tried

I recommend the Moondrop Space Travel. Watch the reviews. I got one, and its decent. I prefer the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro more, but it is significantly more expensive.

There really good but the battery Is a joke and the case to

IMO & to my ears, the Tozo Crystal Pods are likely tops in value for $20. Even took it on a flight & ANC was pretty good, likely blocking out 80+% of the rumble. Sound is adequate - good in a busy noisy enviroment. And there's even an app The KZ Carol is also a viable choice with a well balanced sound & fast bass with good slam. ANC is a notch below the Tozos. Moondrop Space Travel is very comfy with a more laid back sound. All 3 are viable choices as best value in class but with its own particular SQ characteristics & their own strengths & weaknesses. YMMV ofcos

I use them for the gym and I have had no problems yet. Though as someone that listens on a low-mid volume, the ANC is ok, but not good enough. They also get looser over time in my ears so I have to push them in more a few times every session. That could just be my earcanals though.

I dont know if it exists on the space travel 2, but on my space travel’s they have an option for “game mode” that reduces the lag a decent amount by tapping on an earbud 4 times

For something super budget friendly yet gets the job done you can try Moondrops Space Travel. Battery life is much better than AirPods too! I use it for most runs after being disappointed by AirPods charging issue over and over again. You can order from AliExpress!

Moondrop Spacetravel. 25 bucks, despite the price actually good sound somehow, ANC and even a low latency mode.

that open case suuuucks so much. Dust gets in. The earbuds do not detect when they are in the case and start bugging out and connect to the phone while in the case. Really hated the open case design of Space travel..

Wireless earbuds are a disposable consumable good that’s meant to be thrown out once its lifespan is over. I’ve already had to throw away a set of AirPods Pro 2’s. Knowing that, I’d probably just rebuy one cheap set that gets the job done. For me, those are the moondrop space travel’s for $25. I have one in every shift, and I never worry about losing them or breaking because they’re $25, and they sound pretty good for the price.

If you want a real good budget pair with great noise cancellation and battery life, check out moon drop space travel ear buds. Also fit great. Get the white ones not the black ones.

I'm a huge fan of the Moondrop Space Travel. Great sound for the price and they fit my ears really well. The noise cancelling isn't the best but I ain't gonna complain at the $30 price point. Battery life ain't too shabby either

Yeah I will say I'm still not a huge fan of the open style case they have. Hope the hiking trip was a blast otherwise though! Need to go on one of those myself soon.

moondrop space travel specifically for the “game mode”. Might just be that my previous ones were laggy but I couldn’t play rhythm games due to the bluetooth delay. Also, they’re super cheap and good quality

MOONDROP space travel are by far the best anc I’ve encountered in sub $50 earbuds.

Ahh the smoking buds, what a smokin pile of trash that was when i started my audio journey with the originals. Glad to hear they are atill the same Anyway, for a TWS under $30 you only have one good option, the moondrop space travel

If you only care about the sound quality and don't care much about the anc then try moondrop space travel 2. That's a product that all the audiophiles recommend.

I used KZ AZ09 with my 7hz Salnotes Zero and they slapped hard for real. Quality was way better than the Moondrops Space Travel and they had very good low latency for gaming. Though the Space Travel was also great.

Moon drop audio quality is amazing for the price. but the connection they use is garbage and you'll be listening to a song and it'll drop the song several times. do not recommend until that's fixed.

I came from Samsung Galaxy Buds Live (free*),Moondrop Space Travel, KZ Z1, KZ ZSN Pro (wired) My Moondrop space travel broke so I wish I could get Moondrop Moca but I can't find any sellers in my country. So I decided on Redmi Buds 6 Pro because I think they offer the most features for the price but apparently it came with one HUGE disappointment. Redmi Buds 6 pro compared to every other I had before this is the most "curated" one, I mean the support is amazing for the app. There is a native Android pairing support (y'know that 3d animation that shows up on your phone at the first time you pair it), then in Bluetooth settings you already can find almost everything the buds offers: 3 levels of anc and transparency, swipe and touch controls, dual connectivity toggle, in-device rename, even basic EQ preset selections. If you download the app it gets wilder: adaptive sound signature, adaptive anc, 3D surround with head tracking, full custom EQ and so on. I've never had this most support out of an earbuds before except when I tried Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro 2 my friend had and I'm genuinely surprised I can find one for $65 I paid for this Buds 6 pro. Then there is the latency, good I guess. In SBC I nailed 180ms ±5ms, AAC 250ms, and LDAC 300ms. Considering the fastest SBC gaming-mode tws I had was Spaces Travel at 140ms ±20ms, this is already impressive. I guess it's good enough for games but the latency still isn't wired experience. The codec LDAC actually makes a difference. I always find this Space Travel lacking in staging when the music gets busy, as if they are condensed onto one while so, then it gets "wide" again when there is a piano or guitar solo. Apparently it's AAC codec limitation as when I tried LDAC the music stays as "wide" and unlimited as it gets no matter what. This is the feeling I had in KZ ZSN pro being wired that I missed... There is no compression at all at audio data and so there is no that weird "tunneling" effect when the music gets busy. Okay didn't I mention I LOVE the build quality of this Redmi buds 6 pro. I don't know what polycarbonate they used but this one feels smooth, cold, premium to the touch. The case is small but hefty. The lid, the magnets, the weight are all solid and no compromises. This is far from Buds Live that feels hollow, or space travel that feels cheap, don't mention me Z1 because it's just a toy plastic, meh. I hope this lasts longer than my Space Travel. Lastly the horrible realization that hit me hard when I finally got my hand on my buds 6 is... The Bass... Or should I say BAAAAASSSSSSSSS. Remember that they pitched this as having 3 DD, well they sure did because the bass is insanely punchy, powerful, and deep like I've never had. Space Travel has this balanced sound right, well I'm surprised this one being this pricey is too bassy. There is a redeeming factor tho, the EQ I mentioned before has "Enhanced Treble" that well finally balanced it well. In the end the sound quality is powerful, soundstage is on par with other in-ear, and mostly while the bass can be punchy, the mid and vocal stays present if Enhanced Treble is used. Oh he ANC is insane. I tried Airpods pro (first gen) and the ANC feeling is similar. Redmi 6 buds managed to make any low-frequency and mid noise go away, no matter if it's a car, train, AC unit, and busy areas. The only thing passing through are >4khz sounds like pitching noises and kids, but they still get suppressed a lot anyway so still good. What I love is the additional setting for transparency where we can isolate voices. So it gives a bit of superhuman hearing for voices but less environment bleed (except fans and wind still goes thro, anything around 1khz sounds will get amplified). Overall, it's an okay buds with bassy sound that I hope you tune it before use... A ton of features for the price, nearing the software support of Samsung Galaxy buds for Samsung devices. I don't recommend this if you went after the best sounding but for best overall go ahead. Especially if you have a Xiaomi/Redmi/POCO phone because as I've heard some reviewers had bad connectivity issues while using Sony and iphones.

I bought them to take to Thailand after my nothing eat 1s started to come unglued. That was a year ago last November. Still use them. Very good for the price

I got the Moondrop Space Travel, and was apprehensive about the case and the volume. The case was actually fine without a, lid, but you can buy a lid (eg on AliExpress) and the volume wasn't great until I experimented with different earbuds to get a better seal which made a massive difference.

Best cheap earbud by miles.

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

You guys aren’t kidding, these things are an insane value at $25. I also own the following earbuds: Nothing Ear 2 Denon Perl AP Pro 2 Moto Buds+ OP Buds Pro 2 1MORE Aero & Colorbuds Cleer Ally Plus II LG Tone T90Q Phillips Fidelio T1 Status Between 3ANC And if I’m being honest…. I’d put the Moondrops up against most of these earbuds. They easily outperform both of the 1More earbuds and the Cleer Ally Plus IIs, I’d rate them honestly about on par with the LG Tone T90Qs & Oneplus Buds Pro 2, with my Status Between 3ANCs, my Moto Buds+, my AirPods Pro 2 bringing up 6th-4th on my list. My top three are the Denon Perls, the Phillip Fidelio T1s, and my Nothing Ear 2s . So my final list of my earbuds rankings are: 1. Nothing Ear 2 2. Phillips Fidelio T1 3. Denon Perl 4. AirPods Pro 2 5. Moto Buds+ 6. Status Between 3ANC 6.5. OnePlus Buds Pro 2 & LG Tone T90Q 7. Moondrop Space Travel, and honestly as I listen to them more, they may move up. 8. Both 1Mores in a tie (the Aeros & Colorbuds) 9. Cleer Ally Plus II (I’ve bought these twice and have been disappointed in them both times) I realize I kinda turned this post into a “rank my earbuds” list, but seriously, the Moondrop Space Travels are the best sounding earbuds I’ve ever heard for less than $50. Are they built to challenge the audiophile quality pairs like the Fidelios and the Nothing Ears? No, but for $25 they’re amazing sounding. They’re perfect for just running around every day or going to the gym. Since they’re so cheap, they’re perfect for those situations where if you lose them or they break, you don’t have to lose sleep over replacing them. I get that this post seems like I’m doing a paid promo for Moondrop. It’s not that lol, I’ve just never been this impressed with a cheap pair of earbuds like I have been with the Moondrop Space Travels. My only complaint is, they’re kinda hard to get out of the case.