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

I'm beyond satisfied and I can't believe I paid 30 bucks for it. Their app is pretty good and customizable. This is just tremendous value. I'm not saying it's the best thing I've ever heard but for daily use, this has a non fatiguing sound with a wide soundstage. The noise canceling features work well and not a gimmick. Honesty, this eliminates my need for airpods for way cheaper. Touch functions on the buds themselves are responsible. The Bluetooth connection has been very stable and has not have any dropouts at all. I would have been happy to twice as much for this. The last thing I wanna mention is I did install Alza Wide bore eartips which kinda improved the sound and the soundstage

I was a huge audiophile years ago, but had fallen out of it and just used whatever headset I had lying around for the last decade. However, I ended up working on a project requiring high-quality audio, and I kept seeing this brand as a top recommendation. I was honestly shocked by how crisp and clear the sound was for the price (I do not use the ANC feature, so I can't speak to that). However, I am extremely happy with and impressed by the sound quality, and plan to continue purchasing from this brand. The biggest drawback of these buds is that the case, while cool aesthetically, is VERY annoying on a practical level (especially when I have a manicure). I hope Moondrop will remodel the cases in the future, because the current case functionality definitely lacks. However, for the price and the sound, it's not enough of an issue for me to knock off a star.

I had gone a couple weeks without my Airpods, so I was eager to listen to some death metal while I cleaned my house. When I put them in, I thought I had been ripped off. The sound was so flat, tinny, clear, and somehow overwhelming at the same time. So, somewhat reluctantly, I downloaded the app and messed around with the EQ instead of cleaning my house. After tweaking a few presets I downloaded, what I ended up with is going to be my new standard. I didn't realize how loud my Airpods were - by that I don't mean the sheer volume, but how overblown the bass was, and how the other ranges then had to compensate. Looking back, I now realize that they made me pretty fatigued, especially since I tend to like loud music with a lot of instruments in the mix. These grant me a clarity and even mix I never knew I needed. When I listen to metal, I sometimes still wish it had the punchiness of the Airpods, and while I'm sure it could get somewhere close to that, I don't know if these earbuds are made for such a thing, nor do I really need it. Regardless, I'm realizing what good sound in an earbud actually is. I use a pair of Audio Technica ATH-M20 mixing headphones otherwise and the Moondrops sound really similar. The design is mid. The fit is really good for me; the stock tips seal into my ear canal just fine. But if I have to adjust for whatever reason, I invariably end up touching the controls on the side and ending the call or pausing the music or increasing the volume. Not well thought out, lol. Getting them out of the case is always a struggle. You'd have to have tiny fingers to pluck them out. I have to hit the case against the palm of my hand like I'm packing some new cigarettes before I open them. Maybe I'll just carry tweezers around with me going forward so I don't end up throwing them on the ground. The ANC is horrible. I didn't know what this was before I bought the earbuds, and if you intend to talk on the phone a lot with these, you might wanna reconsider. The person on the other line can somehow hear my air conditioner as if I put the mic right up to it. God forbid I walk around and a lifted truck full of good old boys roars past. I considered giving the Moondrops three stars for this reason because really, how is that even possible? Did anyone test these outside of a padded room? My psychiatrist can probably hear my nose whistle through these. TL;DR, For tweakers only. No, not like that. If you get a kick out of playing with the settings on your gear; if you're patient; if you know what you're looking for, these are the earbuds for you. They're sort of the gateway to audiophilia in that respect. If your main concern is fat, loud bass, or if you plan on talking to a sensitive person on these, go elsewhere. For music lovers on a budget, you really can't beat it.

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.

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'll start by saying that these earbuds have excellent sound quality, and great battery life. You would be hard pressed to find anything that sounds better in this price bracket. The battery also lasts a long time and charges quickly when placed in the case. However, these are some of the most frustrating earbuds I've ever used. There are touch controls on the side which either play/pause the music, or toggle the ANC modes. They activate upon any graceful touch, and I actually find it quite useful to play and pause the music with my shoulder when my hands are full at work. BUT, the design of the case makes this feature a nightmare. You have to slide the earbuds into a vertically molded cast where: only the sides of the earbuds are touchable. You are constantly playing and pausing the music when trying to put them into the case, or trying to take them out of your ears. The same issue also leaves your fingers slipping over and over again when trying to pull the earbuds back out of the magnetic case, among the playing and pausing. It's a ridiculous design and frustrates me to no end. The case looks cool, sure, but I don't think the designer has ever used it for a long period of time. I'm also not sure if this is a common problem with ANC earbuds, but whenever there's a very loud sound occurring while noise cancelling is on, a deafeningly loud static starts playing. I assume the earbuds are just unable to filter the sound after a certain threshold, and it bleeds through at a volume louder than the source sound. This is extremely frustrating and painful at work when people start using tools like a compressed air gun, and I'm scrambling to turn off the ANC before I go deaf. All this being said, I'm not unhappy with my purchase. They sound great otherwise and I'll use them until I can get something with better noise cancelling and a more thoughtful design. If you're not trying to fumble around with these often and don't use them in a work environment, they're probably fine for you. Can't really beat the price. Though, I don't see myself ever buying a replacement pair.

Low key a budget powerhouse. They’re not gonna have top-tier noise cancelling, but they sound so good I’ll pick them over my Sony XM4s some days, even at the gym. Now they just live in my backpack and go pretty much everywhere with me. If you’re shopping around for budget headphones, stop and give these a try. Worst case, you return them to Amazon. For the price, they’re honestly way better than they have any right to be.

These have decent quality sound compared to other cheap headphones purchased on the market and in that they trade battery life for quality. There is sound settings when holding the mute button that switch sound modes for noise canceling and a weird anime girl announces each mode. Here are your modes. MMMH? , SEEEE and HEYYY! Sometimes I accidentally press too long when trying to mute or unmute and it changes my noise canceling mode which is annoying because I do not bother with that feature much. These also have poor ear feel and fit and fall out of my ears more than they should. At the gym in a good workout it is not really possible either to use these without them falling out once during the workout. The redeeming quality is the sound quality in the price range which is better than the worst, but still far from the best. I would have recommended these as a throwaway pair prior to the second headphone failing on me early. My right headphone failed after about 7 months and does not turn on or charge now. My cheaper gym headphone pairs have lasted over a year or longer and I do not like to waste things so I would not buy these again or recommend them to anyone.

The best and affirdable earpjones I have used so far. Loveeee it

Great sound for the price. Straight out of the box theyre average but they have massive potential if you use an EQ app..

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.

I have been using these for a while now, and haven't touched my wired headphones + USB-C adapter for some time... wireless is just so much handier. The space theme (esp. in white) was just up my alley, as these look cool but the reviews were correct about the sound too - they have a nice tuning and listening to music with them is a good, fun experience. Out of the box, bass was a bit disappointing but with the Moondrop app I selected the EQ preset for Bass +1, and they started sounding just right! It's hard to compare with the more detailed headphones I have but the Space Travel 2:s are "good enough" at everything to be enjoyable for all kinds of music listening on the go. The other thing I feared was comfort - but fortunately for me, they just fit straight away and pose no problems staying in my ears. The noise cancellation is not magical but I was surprised at how good it was with low, constant humming sounds like fans. I had to consult the manual a few times as the functions require some memorization on what to press to access them, but it's not a horrible experience. Battery life is OK for my needs. The mics seemed to work in video meetings as well. So, for the price this seems to be a better product than the sum of its parts if you don't expect miracles from the build quality or anc-features. You get a lot for a relatively small sum of money (and most importantly: good, reliable sound).

I’ve owned and listened to a lot of audio gear over the years, from budget IEMs through to far more expensive headphones and DACs, and the Moondrop Space Travel 2 genuinely surprised me. The first thing that stands out is the sound quality. These don’t sound like typical budget wireless earbuds. The tuning is balanced, detailed and enjoyable, with enough bass to be engaging without overwhelming everything else. Vocals are clear, instruments are well separated, and they remain comfortable to listen to for long sessions. Pairing was quick and reliable, and battery life has been more than adequate for my daily use. The companion app gives you a few useful options without becoming overly complicated. Comfort is also excellent. They’re lightweight, fit securely and I’ve had no issues wearing them for extended periods. What impressed me most is the value. At this price point I expected compromises, but Moondrop has managed to deliver a product that feels much more expensive than it is. Pros: * Excellent sound quality for the price * Comfortable fit * Reliable connectivity * Good battery life * Outstanding value for money Cons: * Case design won’t be for everyone - bit fiddly flicking them out if like me, you have big hands * Noise cancelling is good, but not class-leading Overall, these are one of the easiest audio recommendations I’ve made in a long time. If you’re looking for affordable wireless earbuds that prioritise sound quality, the Space Travel 2 delivers far more than its price tag suggests. ★★★★★ 5/5