🌙 Moondrop Spaceship Silver Dynamic HiFi In-Ear Earphones Review

For $30 the sound quality is pretty good. It won't be Hi-Fi, of course, but it's not scary. I use them for Zoom meetings, so they're perfect for that. However, after a while my right ear starts to hurt when I have long meetings. However, it's only my right ear, so it could be just my right ear that's weird, or maybe because the mic is on the right side. Overall I am happy with this product and would recommend it.

A really great midrange oriented IEM with a MASSIVE soundstage and really good visualization. Easily competes with my iBasso IT03 in this regard. Bass is neutral, clean, no mid-bass. Guitars and vocals are presented with good detail up front. The highs are crisp and clear, but not tiring. Definitely recommend! The metal construction is really good. I would just add an MMCX connector so you can switch cables. Established several microphones.

All in all this is really good stuff for $20 with shipping. Moondrop's crescent moon got good reviews so I decided to blind buy it. The included attachments are pretty sparse, but I appreciated the felt pocket and shirt clip. To my ears, they're similar to the Tin T2 or Final Audio E2000 in terms of airy acoustic presence, but with more forward-leaning (read: intense) highs and softer, but slightly puffy lows and mids. The picture and soundstage are good, excellent compared to other $20 IEMs…

I believe they use the same drivers as the Zero Audio Carbon Tenore. They sound good and I think are improving with Comply's tips. They need some break-in time to sound their best. I like the wire, thick and not easily tangled, and a bit in the mic/remote. They don't sound the best, but they offer 85-90% carbon tenor for half the price and have a mic. They will blow out most $20 Revain headphones, they don't have the widest range but they sound fairly natural if a bit dark and the bass is a bit

Spaceship's only downside is the noisy cable, which can be secured with a wire over the ear, the ear cups can fall off or loosen, the cable cannot be replaced and it must have more volume than normal headphones. The sound is simply cohesive as the mids feel natural, the highs are there and the mids amplify and the bass is there but recedes into the background without muddying the mids. It's a balanced sound that, like me, can be listened to for hours. They are painted and made of real metal…

Pros: These Moondrop headphones have some of the clearest sound I've heard from headphones in this price range. It's amazing. The piano isn't a piano, it's a finger striking a key, pulling a wire, causing the hammer to strike 3 chords that resonate with the intended note. The guitar is a plectrum or finger plucking a string in front of an echo chamber. That's great. The in-ear fit looks less like regular noise-isolating headphones and more like typical in-ear headphones. This makes them…