MoondropSpace Travel TWS Earphone Bluetooth 5.3 Noise Canceling True Wireless Stereo IEMs

These earbuds are absolutely FANTASTIC for the price they're at!I would say they compare very closely to my Airpods and my Soundcore Space A40s.They have really good bass and the mids and treble isn't too bad either.They don't get as loud as I would like though, so I do end up having my phone volume set rather high compared to my other earbuds and headphones.The ANC and transparency mode works really well, no complaints there.Charging speed isn't the fastest, but it's also not the slowest. They aren't going to charge in 5 minutes and last for 2 hours like some earbuds, but they also won't take a whole day to charge.They aren't the most comfortable pair of earbuds I've ever worn, but they're also far from the worst.If you can wear Airpods without issues, you'll be fine with these.The touch controls work well and do exactly what they claim to.Overall for this price you can't go wrong with these.

At such a low price, these earbuds sound pretty good and the active noise cancelling does its job pretty well. I came from using AirPods Pros 1st Gen but decided to daily the Space Travel for a few days. The first thing i noticed was on the case there is no pairing button. When you remove the buds from the charging case for the first time they will go into pairing mode. If you decide you would like to pair these to a second device, you will need to turn off Bluetooth on the first device for the earbuds to lose connection and go into pairing mode again. Another thing I noticed on the first day was if you put these in your pocket and walk around with them all day, lint will get all around the buds and the charging case because of the exposed top. The last thing I noticed was the sensitivity of the touch controls. Every time I pushed the earbuds into my ear to secure them it would activate the pause touch control. The way I circumvented that was to touch the buds from the driver housing and not the stem which has the touch controls. The battery life is pretty generous and the charging speed of both the buds and the case are decently fast. I thought the shape of the charging case would make having these inside of pants pockets feel a little uncomfortable but you tend to not notice these when they are in your pocket with its light weight. The moon-white color of the case and the buds do make these look interesting enough to get someone who notices these earbuds to be curious but are subtle enough to not attract too much attention. Overall for $30 these earbuds are so good that I didn't miss my AirPods Pro at all whatsoever.

Great for the price, if you are looking for AirPod -level sound quality look elsewhere, but they have a decent amount of sound cancellation and have good sound. You can hear everything clearly, occasionally I get a fuzzy noise but I think it’s a battery thing. Once I switched headphones to let that one charge they were fine. Connection distance is average, and there are some sound adjustments you can make if you get the app. It isn’t an easy app to use (translations make it hard to understand), but you can at least use the presets and settings for what each touch does. The touch is very sensitive, and when getting them out of the case (a semi-difficult task on its own) I often have music or something playing before it even gets into my ear. All in all, awesome for the price.

Over a year, and I've bought these as a gift for family as well. Great sound and range, I've never worried about the battery, the controls take time but are great and super simple, never using buttons again. Love the case and its really grown on me compared to normal flip cases. The noise canceling is great, but passthrough is rough. after surviving a handful of wash cycles the mic on them is the only affected part. Can't recommend them enough, but! I wish it came with software to adjust hearing settings,pass-through, mode, and indicator light.

worked well enough for awhile and for the price i cant be too mad, but my left earbud i noticed the battery started to not last as long as it used to, then i just noticed the stem and rest of the earbud broke apart but was held close together due to a wire connecting the two parts, and i noticed i cant put the two halves together because the battery EXPANDED. i dont know exactly what caused it but the degradation of the battery coincided with i believe the lithium ion or whatever kind of little battery expanding in size until it literally broke the earbud by the seams. lasted me about a year and a half and at the price im not mad over it but ive never experienced something like this, the fact that the right one is completely fine tells me something about quality control over the battery is a possible issue but if you've got 30 bucks to spend overall this ain't a terrible choice.