Moondrop Block Semi in Ear Flath ead Earbuds True Wireless Earphones (Pink)

I don't really like in-ear monitors, especially in public, so wanted some cheap flat headed wireless earphones for walking and commuting. These sound better than expected, and are also way smaller than expected!

For the price these headphones are decent. I got them during a sale for 1/2 price, and at that price they are worth having, even if only for certain usages. I use them almost exclusively for listening to spoken word, podcasts, audiobooks and the like. And for that they are excellent. Battery can last for 5 hours or longer with the volume set low. And because they are light you can forget they are in your ears. Of course, all our ears are different, but for what it's worth, I find them very comfortable for hours at a time. Music is okay too, but this type of earbud is not going to to provide a lot of bass if that's something that matters to you, these might not be a good choice. The charging case looks unique, but it is very fiddly to get the headphones out. You get used to it, but I think it's a poor design overall. I have found the bluetooth to be excellent with these, and they seem to be able to maintain a strong connection even when I go into an adjoining room from the device. I am taking off one star for the following issues: - the touch controls are a little frustrating at times, since I find myself having to tap multiple times to have the touch register - the case design is poor, making it fiddly to remove the earphones, and inserting can also be a little taffy since it can be hard to know which one goes on which side. Normal cases with lids are more straightforward in this regard. - Moondrop seems to like to put a voice telling you about connections and so on, and while I don't mind it, some might find it a bit childish. But there is a problem with it. When the battery is low it says "Battery low" but the volume level of this message is high, even when the volume of the media playing is low. So, in quiet surroundings or when you are trying to fall asleep listening to a podcast or something, and you suddenly have an Asian girl yelling "BATTERY LOW"... yeah, I haven't gotten used to that yet. Overall, I like these earbuds, even with their faults. If you like bass heavy music, these are not going to make you happy. But for general use, they are comfortable, and for the price the audio quality is good. I have a pair of Moondrop Space Travel earbuds, too. And I would recommend them over these if you are looking for a budget pair of earbuds that also have ANC and provide better bass. The advantage of the Moondrop Block is the comfort over longer periods of time.

Very well calibrated, cheap, comfortable, opean ear earphones. I like them

My main problem with the moondrop block is that they sound compressed or low res. The sound sounds muffled. Now it's not so bad that it's unusable but it's definitely noticeable. I compared them to the VE Monks. Which I also got for £20 connected to a Bluetooth receiver. Both connected via Bluetooth and despite the Bluetooth receiver I used for the ve monks only supporting BT 4.2 the ve monks still sound alot clearer and more detailed.

Great sound for this style of earphones.

I shouldn't complain as these cost me about £10 "as new", but the sound isn't great, was hoping to get a fit similar to Sony earbuds from the 90's / 00's but they aren't a great shape at all and the app is absolutely atrocious. It will not locate these earbuds so you're stuck with a muddy default sound profile. Guess you do get what you pay for!

Great grap and go flat head earbuds. No fussing around with ear tips, they remind me of the old AirPods but with better sound.

frankly the bass is...lacklustre, ive had cheaper ones which are just as good. where it excels is things like soundscapes, ASMR, probably classical music etc. they are easy to connect and the bluetooth connection is reliable and functional. comfort wise they are a reasonable fit although slightly too big for me. decent value for money but i think some of the rave reviews are slightly overselling it.

I really have to say that I'm amazed about these in-ears, which i own for more than three months now. I got them for around 15,- Euros back then, when they where on discount. Within these three months, i listened to everything on them - everything i liked in the past and the present. Working as a sound engineer (making vinyl, recording, mixing, mastering, live-pa) honestly i did not expect a lot for these. They got recommended by some youtuber and i liked the design very much, so for this price i gave it a try. Comparing them to a buddys airpods gen 4, the only thing missing is the bass frequencies apple is investing a lot into, but which im sick and tired of anyway. Id say the mids and highs are at least of the same value but in my perception, more thought through (without checking out their EQ curve though). Maybe it is about taste, but saying after a lot of time listening with them i can testify, that the moons have a lot of character (the lows are still very decent though). So going back to the music i listened to. Lots of Bob Marley, lots of Curtis Mayfield, Marvin Gaye, Weeks of only Trap music, also HipHop classics, lots of Miles Davis and John Coltrane, Tim Maia, Solange, Cheb Khaled, Björk and many many things more, which i cant recount right now. With new audio gear, no matter how cheap or costly it is, i always go back to the music i listen to for a long time of my life, to be able to better compare the gear with my memory of the song, but also to really get a feel for a song through many gears, building up an inner network of songs and how they can sound through different lenses. Explaining this, i am amazed how many new things i perceived within songs i listend to for more than (in some cases) 20 years, f.e. Bob Marley and Cheb Khaled. But also songs i knew for a shorter time than that, but with the same effect. It seems like every little thing is working more sensitive within these in-ear speakers, but right now i cant think of any rational explanation - while also - being sure its not only their curve of frequencies being responsible for this outcome. A very distinct thing i noticed about the blocks, is that FX seem to sound more intense on them, especially Reverb, Phaser and Chorus. Don't ask me why. I was confused at first, but started to really really like it, just like the moondrop blocks in general. Adding to this, i really liked the design of the product. It is very practical for the every day challenges a in-ear can face. Dropped them only god knows how often and immediately thinking they broke, but they thought otherwise. Seeing they are 30 bucks now, i can assure you they are worth every single cent of it and honestly even more. In my opinion this is at least a 50 bucks product, while imaginable they are a 100 buck product from other companies. While in-ears are mostly the last step for me in mixing/mastering (Speakers and Headphones before, obviously) - just to make sure how the music sounds for the everyday person - i used to rely on the gen 1 airpods, prefering the sound of them almost to every airpod after them, because of the naturalness they owned. Saying this - after those broke - they got replaced by the moondrops, and i'm being very hyped up for what else the people over there are bringing out on the market in the future.

Sounds ok. Fit is ok. Charging case sucks. Magnets are not strong enough to be a lidless case. They do not hold the connection to the charging points, thus they keep reconnecting to my phone when I don't want to, and won't get charged.

Short review: great sound, the fit is weird where it feels too big but they don't fall out, might fall out of case. Longer version: I have/had Airpods, Airpods Pros, Samsung Live Beans, Samsung Bud Pro, Beats Pro/Fit pro, and many more knock offs throughout my life. These are the best for the best price. I got rid of everything except these and my Airpods Pros when I need ANC. I walk all day for work and these have never fallen out or had sweat mess with them. The sound has crisp treble with faint, but precise bass. If you are looking for punchy or blasting bass go for Beats, if you just want enough bass these are great. They do let outside noise in because they don't go INTO your ears, but I like still being connected to the outside world in case someone needs to talk to me or I have to listen for vehicles as I cross the street. Because these are so good I'm considering buying the Moondrop Ultrasonics or Golden Ages when my Airpods Pros give out.

Solidny wybór, jeśli szukasz niedrogich bezprzewodowych słuchawek dousznych typu flathead. Dźwięk jest dobry, a po niewielkiej regulacji można uzyskać wygodne dopasowanie, które pozwala, aby cała perforowana powierzchnia prawidłowo przylegała do kanału słuchowego. Jednak trwałość może budzić pewne obawy. Po około czterech miesiącach użytkowania czas pracy na baterii wyraźnie się skrócił i obecnie wynosi około 20 minut na pełnym naładowaniu.

Tuve problemas con uno de los audífonos y el vendedor se ofreció a enviarme el reemplazo sin ningún costo adicional, lo recomiendo mucho y definitivamente volveré a comprar con este vendedor!