Moondrop Space Travel 2 HiFi Noise-Canceling TWS wireless Earphone Bluetooth 6.0 ANC Low-Latency Game Mode SBC/AAC (Black)

TL;DR: These are very good. The reference tuning is very pleasant. They do not have a particularly exciting sound signature, even after EQ. They do not provide a very analytical listen. The companion app's parametric EQ makes this set phenomenal and absolutely worthy of a blind buy. I'll get the annoying stuff out of the way first. - The buds are quite difficult (at least for me) to extract from the case. You have to grip the stalks and pull them out, it's a bit fiddly. - The touch pads on the stalks are quite sensitive and register inputs very easily. They work well though. - I don't really like the anime vibe, but once you're listening to music you don't get pestered by the inbuilt waifu, lol. It adds character though and I respect that. - My set came unpaired out of the box. I had a skim through the manual and I couldn't see anything about this, but I did press the two stalks together (as in, the stalks were back-to-back) and held them like that for a couple of seconds and they were paired after that. I found this out after some trial and error! The sound, though. These honestly sound incredible for the money. I have 70 (yes, seven-zero) pairs of wired IEMs so I have quite a few reference points. Out of the box they have a bass-light neutral-ish tuning which is very pleasant and, to the best of my knowledge, is unheard of at this price point for a TWS. Timbre is excellent. Bass is quite light in the sub-bass region but it's not over-cooked in the mid/upper bass. Midrange is buttery smooth and treble is nicely done (no sibilance) but sounds a little uneven in the top end - to my untrained ear, it lacks excitement and clarity. The reference tuning is overall really pleasant and inoffensive, although the pinna gain is slightly too much for me. Bass is quite punchy but the midrange & treble regions have poor transient response so some fundamentals (guitar plucks, vocals) might sound blurry or poorly defined. Imaging is also quite blurry, but not offensively so. I actually like this - reminds me of the Tangzu x HBB Xuan Nv - it's a very ethereal and dreamy presentation, nice for relaxation or background music. If you're looking for an energetic and exciting listen then these might bore you. I did have a crack at making them sound more exciting using the PEQ, with limited success - they have a cavernous dip after 10kHz which "dulls" the sound profile a bit. I did manage to partially EQ this away, though. Speaking of the PEQ, having a 5-band PARAMETRIC equalizer for a pair of £25 TWS buds (via the Moondrop app) is absolutely bonkers. You can download presets for some of Moondrop's more premium offerings as well as presets for other well-known targets like Harman / Diffuse Field. The targets themselves are represented as plots on the FR graph - you can either "auto EQ" to hit the target, or tweak the parameters to hit the target by hand. The advantage of the latter is that you can customise the sound to your liking by using the target as more of a guide - which led to me coming up with my own frequency response preference for this set. I also found auto EQ to be somewhat buggy, it's a good way to get close to a target FR however. Oh, the ANC is also pretty decent for the money. I wasn't expecting anything but the ANC definitely makes a noticeable difference to lower-pitched, droning sounds. It's serviceable, which is more than I would expect for the outlay! Here's my EQ, loosely targeting Moondrop Dusk DSP with my own modifications. It's a warmer tuning with a slightly less offensive pinna gain, providing a relaxing - but engaging - listen. It aims to lean into the strengths of this set - if you like micro-details and aggressive vocals, avoid this at all costs! :) - Frequency: 50Hz Q: 1.07 Gain: 3dB - Frequency: 155Hz Q: 0.93 Gain: 1dB - Frequency: 1.2kHz Q: 0.60 Gain: -1dB - Frequency: 2kHz Q: 0.6 Gain: -2.9dB - Frequency: 11kHz Q: 4.5 Gain: 3dB

Battery life is good enough, noise canceling isn't anything special but it works, sounds decent and connects to my laptop, phone and occasionally ipad and TV fine. I have been using this on a iPhone perfectly fine. No complaints for the price, it's a basic set of Bluetooth earbuds that sound good.

I'd been using the Moondrop Space Travel 1 before this as my Galaxy Pro buds were giving me trouble. These are a strong step up in terms of battery life, the ANC (to me) feels better in these and I'm liking the multipoint connectivity in these which can be enabled through the app. The ear tips are comfortable and overall the sizing isn't too much different to the originals and they still keep the same placement if the touch pads. They're easy to set up and the app has firmware updates along with different sound profiles from users which you can apply to give you a different sound to better match your personal preferences. I don't love the anime voice, or the constant low battery warnings as you get closer to 10/15% as they get more frequent but that's my only gripe with these. Overall, a strong step up from the original Space Travels and a fantastic buy for a budget pair that will likely become your daily go-to. You won't be disappointed

absolutely fantastic, exceeded all expectations, insanely good for the price. audiophile partner fully agrees and knows the brand too, which is part of why i ordered them to begin with. legit haven't been this happy with a purchase in like YEARS. really good presentation too, the packaging is really nice and the charging hub looks fantastic, i really dig the vectorheart style. speaking of the aesthetics, don't let the anime girl on some of the advertising material fool you, outside of a couple audio samples you'll only hear if very rarely when interacting with the earphones in-ear and a picture on the back of the box they come in (not the charging hub), you wont be hearing or seeing any anime stuff. the only real trace of it i hear during use is if i change the noise canceling mode by tap-and-holding them, and even that sounds like just some random girl going "ssssh" and "huh?". speaking of noise canceling, really damn good for something so cheap, the audio quality in general was really solid, and the fit is really good too. i'm not an earphone kind of person, but these ones are really damn comfy and never slip, i hardly ever have to adjust them, which are usually the issues i have with earphones to begin with, so these might actually turn me into an earphone person lmao havent had a single issue with connection either, using them on android and on my pc, the bluetooth is smooth and quick and even has really solid range. literally plug and play, or well... connect and play i guess lol

Sound quality - Great Price - Great Noise Cancelling - Moderate Material/feel - Cheap feeling Bluetooth mic - Poor You cannot go wrong with this product for the price. The positives completely negate the negatives.

Good quality for the price. I wish the anc was a little better but I can't complain for the price. The app is easy to navigate and the I could customise the settings to my liking. The touch controls are a little sensitive so it's hard to put them on without changing the settings but other than that i would reccomened them for anyone who wants good quality earbuds for an affordable price.

Very good for the price. Decent sound with focus on accuracy rather than punchiness. Good EQ options in the companion app. Battery life is great, easily lasting a few days of average use for me when combining the battery life of the earbuds and the case. Noise cancelling is good for the price as long as you're realistic and don't expect them to perform equal to earbuds 10x the price. Notifications for power, connecting/disconnecting and changing noise cancelling modes are in an overly cutesy woman's voice, aiming to match the anime vibes that can be found in the app and advertising. I'd prefer something more informational and neutral, but if this is an upside or downside will come down to personal preference.

The sound is decent, at times a little tinny and sharp which is unfortunate when at others it surprises for the price. I took a chance on these and there are two reasons why in the end I had to return them; the anc is terrible, which doesn't bother me at all really but what does is the unbelievable rumbling you get with any wind. Even with the anc turned off the rumbling of wind caught in the stems completely suffocated all music and sound. The touch controls are very responsive and pretty great. The connectivity was really easy to set up. The fit was the same as any other stem style ear bud. But the other big problem is that stupid case, if you like me look at it and say yeah that looks cool but its not going to survive my pocket you'd be exactly right. This case sucks in and collects pocket dust like a vacuum. The buds fall out if its knocked too hard and the edge of the bud is flush to the case which makes it extremely vulnerable. If you only used these casually and indoors you'd probably be quite satisfied but try to take them anywhere and its just a needless fuss. I tried to look past the case but at the end of the day the combination of that and the constant wind noise killed these buds for me.