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

Rating: 10/10 (If I could!) As someone who owns dozens of IEMs, headphones, and speakers, I can confidently say these earbuds punch way above their weight class. Having used the original Space Travel for over a year, the version 2 is a direct, well-thought-out upgrade. Moondrop essentially kept the good, improved on anything not-so-good and added anything that was missing with the original Space Travel. Key Highlights • Exceptional Sound & Customization: The sound quality is stellar. Using the Interactive DSP, you can manually dial in your preferred signature. As a bit of a basshead who loves a V-shaped curve, these really deliver for me. The bass is impactful, the mids remain clear and detailed, and the treble is crisp without any harsh sibilance. • The Moondrop App: The companion app is surprisingly robust. It offers full control over ANC settings, touch controls, EQ presets, and even three gain stages to suit different listening environments. • Comfort & Build Quality: They are incredibly lightweight and fit securely. Moondrop includes several ear tip sizes to ensure a good seal, which is crucial for that bass response. • Aesthetics: One of my favorite things is the "futuristic" design. In a market full of boring, identical-looking buds, the Space Travel 2 has a sleek, unique style that really stands out. The Bottom Line Dollar for dollar, these are the best earbuds I own. If you’re looking for a massive performance-to-price ratio, you won’t be disappointed. Highly recommended.

I ve used a lot of tws earbuds, and exponentially more headphones and wired earbuds. A few years ago the $200 brand name earbuds I bought a couple years prior were really struggling to hold a charge for more than a couple hours. I had known about li-ion battery degredation, of course, but with batteries small enough to fit into an earbud you really feel it. It was that point I realized that tws earbuds are essentially disposable. A good pair of $200 wired headphones will last a lifetime if you take care of them but battery powered earbuds have an expiration date, and if you use them daily like I do that date will come sooner than later. With that in mind I began to try to find the absolute best sound I can get at a price I can live with throwing away. I had a few misses before I heard of the Moondrop Space Travel. By that point Moondrop had already made a splash in audiophile communities for producing high value budget products like their Starfield IEMs. I bought the Space Travel and absolutely loved them. They sounded as good as wired IEMs I've owned that cost more than triple their price. To me the value was comparable to the famous Koss KSC75. I loved them for 2 years before I accidentally send them through the washing machine, and when they miraculously survived (albeit the mic was shot) I loved them for a few more montha before I lost the left earbud. It was ok with it, tws aren't long for this world and I made my peace with that a long time ago. So I logged into Amazon, went to buy the same exact pair and the Space Travel 2 is listed below it ...and it's only $3 more? ...and it arrives same day? Ok, let's go! So I have them in hand now and I'm just blown away. Moondrop have managed to approve on everything, across the board. They sound better, wider, more detailed, better separation. To be clear, you're not getting flagship headphones performance but the quality is absolutely astounding at the price point. On top of that the app has been vastly improved and now allows you to download and share DSP profiles. Now the reference setting out of the box sounds fantastic but I found an even better tuning for my ears after a half an hour of downloading and testing various DSP configs. On top of that the app let me disable ANC touch controls while allowing me to still turn it on I'm the app in the rare instances I need it; accidentally activating ANC on the predecessor was my biggest pet peave. TLDR: I loved the first Space Travel and I love these even more. You will be hard pressed to find better tws at this price point. And when the battery inevitably gives up the ghost, or you send them swirling to Valhalla through the Maytag, you can just buy another pair and you're still ahead of where you would have been if you sprung for that $100+ pair you had your eye on.

I think the earbuds are great for sound quality. They are some of the best earbuds in that category. And the comfort in the ears is great. It doesn’t feel too bad wearing them for long periods of time. I used them for a while while I rode my bike. However, the noise cancellation, ease of use, and user interface on the application? It’s not great, and at best, okay. For the user interface in regards to the application, it’s alright. Most of the features are changeable and adjustable such as what each button will do for a set of commands. However, it’s not perfect: you can’t freely make it to where holding the button can be your volume or skip track or vice versa. Not only that, but connecting to multiple Bluetooth devices is kinda tough and annoying with it. I ended up not really using the application after set up, and it hasn’t giving me problems that I needed to use it for. For the ease of usage? It’s REALLY sensitive. And how the earbuds are designed makes it tough to avoid the button. It’s very squarish so if it starts to slip out (as it does if your ears are wet), it’ll be hard not to adjust the volume or skip a song if you’re catching it. That’s not including the boxy case that is a little tough to get the earbuds out of and requires finesse. Another thing is the earbuds are kinda slippery. I recommend getting some other ones that’ll work as replacements because these provided ones are kinda meh. They’re comfy, but they come loose working upside down or so. For the noise cancellation, there might as well have been none. For the noise that it IS supposed to be cancelling is barely filtered. Not only that, but put this earbud outside with mild winds and good luck hearing people talking directly next to you. I would know because I tried wearing them on a motorcycle. That’s not even including the fact that the ‘None’ option for noise cancellation doesn’t really work? It just enhances the wind instead of just deactivating and plugging my ears? It like has a microphone that just sends that captured noise to your ears, which is really frustrating enough to where I just take them off and enjoy the sound of wind bare. And the transparency mode is absolute rubbish in my opinion. If you plan to use these outdoors for any period of time, I recommend looking elsewhere. Despite all these previous states negatives, the earbuds are well-priced AND do deliver on the sound quality department better than some more expensive brands. The case is also pretty cool. But for my purpose? I do go outside often so it’s a little frustrating, but it’s decent nonetheless. If you’re buying them at a low price in comparison to their competitors, do you really think they’re going to be perfect? Buy them because they’re good enough, and I think they are. Lastly, their mascot is an anime girl, and when you take them out of their case, a Japanese-sounding woman will say things or phrases such as “Connected!” Might be a little embarrassing or a turn-off for people so I thought I should warn you.

I bought these when I originally thought I'd lost half my headphones (found those). So I dedicated these to being used in my office, which is open floored cubicles. You can hear people talking, in meetings, slamming down their mouse, and other various noise. So I activated the noise cancellation on these (it's the 'shhh' function you activate by pressing and holding and letting go). And man it blocks out SO much, especially with music or a YouTube video on. I also have an issue often with headphones fitting and staying in my ears, but the smaller rubber piece works perfectly fine for me. No issues at all to be seen. Audio comes in cleanly, you can use them in calls, it's easy to pause music. The only thing, if I had to pick one complaint, is trying to get them out of their case can be a little annoying, but that's easier the more you use them. Easy to pair as well so there's no fighting to get it to pair at all. Just pull them out of the case and it'll pop up when you search for bluetooth. Well worth for the price point, especially if you can catch them on sale!

For the price, this is the easiest 5 star rating ever. These cost me $23. TWENTY THREE DOLLARS!!! They don't deserve sounding as good as they do for this price. Sound: Obviously not the best, but really really good. They bass isn't bloated, but it's there. Bass heads may not care for it, but it's still good. Mids could be a bit better and the highs are nice. Instruments are clearly heard and I really appreciate that. ANC, Noise Cancellation - Honestly pretty decent. I am kind of upset at how much money I've wasted on higher end Sony's and Samsung ear buds because these get you a good ways there for a FRACTION of the price. Style - This is subjective. I avoided the stem style for so long because I think they look dumb, but I couldn't pass up a good deal for what might be an amazing deal. It's growing on me. Comfort - Personally, I tend to get ear fatigue from in-ears regardless of brand. But so far, these have been quite pleasant. I don't feel any pressure points so I can wear these a bit longer before my ear canal asks me to use over ear headphones. Overall don't skip these. These are a must buy. I don't know how much better it can get at this price point.

I really loved these at first. The app is amazing and simple to use. The noise cancelling seemed really good while it's on but I noticed if you have the ANC set to close or transparent, the headphones pick up static electricity like CRAZY. I was working on a stove and I could hear the ignitor electrode crack THROUGH THE HEADSET. No other headset has done that. Even the cheap $13 Tozos. It's so bad that even grabbing some cellophane tape I could hear the static from the tape through the headphones too. The buttons on the side are also a huge pain in the butt.. They work just fine, but the noise that confirms that you pressed it is absolutely awful. Doesn't sound like an electric beep, literally just sounds like something hard is hitting the headphone while it's in your ear. The case is absolutely atrocious too haha especially if you have the sausage fingers like I do, you are gonna struggle getting them out every time. Even putting them back into the case is awful.. All that being said, the headphones sound great. The app gives you insane control over the EQ across the board. Even comes with preloaded and downloadable presets that mirror the Harman curve. All in all: pretty worth it. I like them over the last headphones I had, that's for sure.

STOP LOOKING!! THESE ARE AMAZING! I looked at many earbuds and settled on knees because a lot of reviews in forums tended to go with these under thirty dollars as their pick. On the first day I wore them. I hiked with my dogs, and one of them was not fitted. Properly in my ear and it fell out straight into a little lake. By the time I could retrieve it, it was a good ten seconds. I fully expected it to be non operational. I dried it off. Shook it as best I could and resigned myself to an unhappy guy. The realization that I killed it on the first day. To my amazement and gratitude, it truly is what they say, which is the best water resistance possible. It works perfectly and has ever since. The little voices that come on when you pair it, (which is very easy) or change modes are so funny and cute, I laugh out loud every time. Very creative! So in summary, I have to agree with all of the reviews from every tech and consumer blog. Hands down the best earbuds by far. It has amazing bass, and you can adjust the sound if you get their app.You can do anything with them! The interface is very user friendly. I will definitely suggest these to anyone looking for some great earbuds in any price range.

Moon drop space travel 2, swing and a miss. Audio quality is slightly above average, bass is missing some frequency. Control prompts in ear are fun, controls themselves are terrible. App doesn’t work on iPhone, controls not adjustable, making the existing poorly functioning controls a deal breaker for these earbuds. Skipping a song takes 8 tries, they are super annoying to use. Audio not adjustable because app doesn’t work. The case is cool, more novelty than functional, earbuds are awkward to put in and pull out. Maybe MOONDROP should spend less time on hip art and packaging, AND FOCUS ON THE FUNCTIONALITY. Overall, disappointing, even for $30.

Kutudan çıktığı gibi kulağınıza takıp müzik dinelmeye başlarsanız berbat bir kulaklık olduğunu göreceksiniz, sonrasında uygulaması üzerinden DSP indirip ve eq yaptığınızda vasatın altından vasatın üzerine bir ses kalitesi elde edebiliyorsunuz. Sese bir filtre uyguluyor ve filtreyi kapatamıyorsunuz. Basslar vasat tizler yoğun midler eq ve dsp ile az da olsa toparlanıyor. Malzeme kalitesi ve kutusu elden düşse parçalanacakmış gibi hissettiriyor. Çok kötü ya, sadece video izlemek için kulaklığım olsun diyenler almalı bence:D ANC'yi hiç beğenmedim sesin yapısnı ve yaptığınız eq ayarını baya baya bozuyor, garip bir şekilde şeffaflık modu iyi çalışıyor.

For the price this is a no brainer 5 star set. Working noise cancelling, OK fit (I needed different sets of tipsthan the ones included, but I always keep the tips from IEMs I ordered over the years), harmless sound-profile in general. Now specifically speaking about the sound, the amount of bass it can produce is satisfactory, but the mid-bass is elevated and sits on top of the lower-mids, causing vocals to be pushed back in busier mixes. Subs are too quiet in relation to the thick mid-bass. Mids and high-mids are generally good, except for an overemphasis of lower-mids (maybe trying to make up for what the mid-bass covers). High-mids are good, not particularly detailed but also not recessed. Highs and high-highs are a mess, out of the box you can get lisping consonants that are also too present, caused by a wavy, peaky profile between 7 and 12khz that is both boosted with peaks, and brought down as a whole. The first thoughts were "this is not how an S should sound like." And then after they you might be asking, why did I rate this 5 stars? Because there's a parametric EQ, that allows you to fix all that into a good overall result, took me 5 tries (I'm an audio professional, I make records and mix live for a living), and in the end it was a clear keeper. I walk around with a competitors 130€+ set in my pocket too, that sounds much better than these (and has an even better EQ), and the price difference is justified, but you can't beat the feature set and the ability to correct its imperfections for around 30€, make this an absolute clear buy recommendation.

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I have thoroughly enjoyed my time with the Moondrop Space Travel 2 TWS earbuds, which stand out as a true gem in the realm of wireless audio, enchanting me with their subtly warm yet balanced sound profile that effortlessly pulls me deeper into the nuances of every track, whether it's the intricate layers of a symphony or the pulsating rhythms of electronic beats. With Bluetooth 6.0 ensuring rock-solid connections, robust active noise cancellation that quiets the world around me, and a user-friendly app allowing for meticulous parametric EQ adjustments, these earbuds have become my go-to companion, boasting impressive battery endurance and a whimsically cosmic design that sparks joy in daily routines. What truly sets them apart is their exceptional harmony in tone, crystal-clear details, and tailored listening options, transforming ordinary moments into personalized auditory adventures for both dedicated sound enthusiasts like myself and those simply craving superior quality.