🎧 Moondrop Blessing2 Engraved Version 1DD 4BA Hybrid IEM Earphone (1) Review

Incredibly fast shipping from China for incredibly great sounding headphones. They offer top quality sound at a very reasonable price. So good of clean but powerful bass, rich mids that are spot on and crystal clear highs that never cut through. Natural tone, amazing layering and detail with an expansive soundstage. Incredible listening pleasure that you can comfortably listen to for hours.

Update 06/24/2021 No regrets. It took my ears a while to adjust to the earbuds, but I prefer the original earbuds over the three sets of non-original ones I bought. Man I love these things, I use them every day, everywhere. First Review Insane value for money, just started using them today and I've already heard things I've never heard before on some of my favorite songs :D They make some poorly mastered songs sound flat but it there is nothing to fault this IEM. Great tool separation, I am…

When I first got them I was disappointed. I tried different earplugs and found the biggest ones for my ears. I already had Shure Se535 headphones and AlienEars headphones so this was my comparison. I thought I should have reversed them. The image in the info shows the wires being pushed outward, closer to the top of the ear, over the earcup. I played around a bit, slipped them in, and then they sounded a lot better, with a sudden bass punching through. So if they seem flimsy and tinny at first,

I like Blessing 2 but it has some tonality issues for me. It's a little light but doesn't feel harsh or harsh. I found the bass to be a little light, but not so light that I couldn't live with it if I had to. Luckily most of the problems I had can be fixed with an equalizer: - you scream a little - this is fixed by reducing it slightly to the 2-3k range - I would like the highs to be a bit more extended to accommodate that record overtones from drums and cymbals. Hits are better - There is a…

Firstly I recently returned to iem after 10 years of switching to headphones. My last pair was a Shure with foam tips. Getting back to the IEM scene, I read about the Moondrop brand and kxxs/kxxx/starfield. I decided to try some rams as everyone said they looked like a star field. Impressed by this, I begin to look more closely at the brand and its products. When I saw Blessing2 on sale I couldn't resist and clicked the Buy Now button. While waiting for the goods, my heart was pounding. I…

Fit: Great for me, but they're semi-tailored. So maybe not suitable for all ears Design: All in all a very nice IEM. I appreciate the transparent material that allows you to see all the inner workings. At the same time, they used a matte metal bezel so it doesn't look like you're wearing a hearing aid. I have a big problem, it's the filter. It was originally designed without a filter, allowing earwax and dust to easily get into the tubes. Now they turn them on with cheap sticky filters that…

This is a rating of the quality of use in relation to several hours of operation: Engraving - selected engraving 5; fantastic details. A little hard to see until you get up close but that's what I wanted for an engraving with a very personal meaning to me. The sound is great with my A&K SR25 but I'm not an analytical listener so you don't care what I think. Read a Crinacle review or something. To be honest just read all the people who obviously have golden ears here on Revain. You need to know.

I've had this for about a month now and I use it every day and I have to say WOW this is something great. They took a little getting used to, but my goodness, they really are awesome. To be honest I much prefer it to my HD660. In any case . Here's the breakdown: - Bass is certainly not a light bass, but it's not a heavy super bass either. The bass is deep and supports the music very well. When the song calls for it, there's bass, and very nice bass. - Mids are the strength of this IEM. The…

I have a pair of Shure 535 and Thie Audio LGacy 3 and 5. Blessings are by far the most pleasant to hear. Shures have more detail and a solid picture, but somehow remain a little "technical" in sound. Shure are my reference headphones when I want to understand what's going on with the sound of a component I want to "analyze". But I keep coming back to Blessing2s. They have a little more bass (although not that much), the stage is more transparent, and the voices and instruments sound more…