Immerse in Sound: Moondrop Quarks Earphone with Closed Anterior Cavity & Micro Dynamic Driver Review

I saw a rave review on YouTube and decided to give it a try. I just got them today and I'm blown away. I literally have some things that are 100 times more expensive and hold up amazingly well. My cheapest set so far has been Blon BL-3. They're half the price, fit easier, and sound better. I wish they had detachable cables, but who can argue with $13?

Not even $15? I have several items under $30 and they range from fair to excellent. These are the best. The words that come to mind are: sweet highs, tight bright mids. The bass is muted, maybe even too strong. I don't know anything about the construction or the quality of the materials. All I know is that they have a nice sound, are fun and quite small. Are all moondrops that good? They're over $40, so if you're a reader, maybe buy one and tell me. hp I tried a few plugs and found a pair…

When I heard EDC's NuForce at Massdrop, I was amazed at the performance. Tiny dynamic drivers can simultaneously deliver frequency response, efficiency and resolution when properly tuned. Since then I've loved trying anything that has those tiny drivers and this pair doesn't disappoint. These are cheap headphones, but the tuning and frequency response outperform the drivers. They convince at medium volume and with electronic, pop and dynamic music. They have it all: some bass, clean mids and…

I've heard a lot about them in the schoolyard and had to try them at this price. God how I wasn't ready, how much I fell in love with these little buds! While not entirely neutral, almost everything I threw at them sounded very charming. They have what it takes to pay homage to Nat King Cole's intimate classic Calypso Blues while ensuring Moonlight Disclosure is as textured and booming as it should be. They sound as good as other headphones I own (Sennheiser, Shure, Tin) and honestly sound…

For under $20 it's SIMPLE. The sound quality is excellent and I seriously doubt you can find anything better for the price. Which shouldn't be surprising considering it's from a company like MoonDrop. And honestly, id even says that when it comes to strictly downward-firing headphones, people will struggle to find this kind of sound quality for less than $50. . I also have the MoonDrop "spaceships" which are also cheap, sound great, and are compact in MoonDrop headphones. But in my opinion the…

IEM at this price point is a bit of a conundrum; The sound quality proposition is undeniable, they sound exceptionally good for $12. But it's the same with other IEMs. Nowadays it's not hard to find high detail and tons of bass at very low prices, which begs the question: what's the point? Anyone who can afford a $12 IEM should be able to afford something in the sub-$50 range. So why not just buy something better that's still relatively cheap if you're going to be using it all the time? They're