Moondrop - Robin's Earphones
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"A good robovac is a life changer. Even a $350 basic S8. It is a great place to start. ... I promise you that you will not be disappointed by a basic S8. It will change your life even if it can't fit under every piece of furniture you own. ... My two S8s just finished vacuuming our entire house in about 46 minutes. ... While my floors were being cleaned, I sat comfortably on our patio in the cool shade with a slight breeze and composed my far too long response to you while sipping a diet soda and relaxing. ... I will have to spend about four minutes maintaining my two S8s. This will be my entire contribution to my home floor cleaning effort for today. Four minutes!"
"Like 500$ these robots are currently the steal of the century ... You can get a mova p10 pro ultra (cannot remove its mops), equivalent to the l40/x40 for 500$ after a discount code"
"I got the Q5 Pro for $139. ... costs $450 less than what I paid for the S6 ... it is the best value option out there imo."
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"amazing, amazing, amazing ANC performance for earbuds! ... not even close in ANC performance vs these (Bose QuietComfort Earbuds (2024)) ... I, for ANC, prefer the approach Bose takes, blocking out pretty much all frequencies."
"Noise cancellation is solid. ... It's on the level of the Bose QC Earbuds, my previous daily driver, and actually sounds cleaner and feels better in the ear. ... Yes! I was also surprised by how good ANC is compared to the Bose buds. ... 10 ... The ANC on the PBP2 is better. ... Mine are much, much better than both my PBP1 and my Bose QCs."
"noise cancelling headphones are such a blessing for me. i've always been sensitive to noise and i get overstimulated easy when out in public. they give me silence and privacy when I need it. worth every cent!"
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"have easily the best mic of any gaming headset (I recorded a sung vocal track into Pro Tools with it yesterday)"
"And the AI they advertise actually works. ... With my gen 2s people could hear my dogs bark in the other room and now they can’t."
"i prefer logitech because of blue voice"
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"They don’t go in your ears at all. they just kind of clip on gently and sit there. ... no pressure ... way more comfy than anything I’ve tried."
"The IEMs really stay in my ears thanks to the free Spring Tips. I shook my head really hard for a few seconds and it didn't fall out my ears."
"just clips on the outside of your ear and feels super light, no pressure at all."
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"I can most definitely say the Robin sounds the best out of all of them."
"Besame Mucho/Love in Portofino by Andrea Bocelli sounds so satisfying and rich on the Luna—considering the price. ... Highly produced music like Lady Gaga’s Abracadabra or Disease don’t sound convoluted or congested either; the bass sounds rich and the highs are very crisp. Vocals sound full and it’s just a joy to use the Luna with every genre. ... It’s a very well-rounded unit but I think it definitely shines the most when listening to Bossa Nova, Jazz, Ballads, etc ... It still does a great job when it comes to POP and EDM."
"which are my joint #1 of all time alongside the Astrolith"
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"My biggest complaint is the voice prompt, which is super loud and sounds like the prompts from cheap generic China buds and earphones from 10 years ago. ... Got the update for the voice prompt, but its still bad, only marginally less so."
"The voice prompts are a couple decibles away from being actually painful. ... Hearing "Battey 80%, bluetooth connected" every time you put them in makes me want to throw them off a bridge, and the volume being almost unbearable makes these almost unusable."
"when I first opened and used them it crushed my ear."
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"All died in 2 years or less- and because I either wore it in the ocean, pool, or shower."
"wet touchscreen on the Fitbit is useless."
"I spilled a drink over my Corsair K70."
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"a big heavy case that's not ideal for carrying around"
"the case is gigantic"
"big heavy case is not for carrying around"
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"if ur looking to blast ur music their not ur best bet. ... Only problem I had was the volume."
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"Doesn't remember my Monitor EQ when I throw em in my ears. I have to open the Link app for it enable my Monitor EQ."
"No manual EQ in the Moondrop app. ... by "no manual EQ" you mean there is an EQ but they're all presets? ... Yeah, no parametric or graphical EQ in the Moondrop app, have to use wavelet etc."
amarevy97 1.0Nah I have Robin and sold it since I prefer buds 3 pro better
Transparency mode is whack but anything else is good, battery life can easily reach 6h+ in high volume
It's good but not wow me, tbh I only buy it cuz Robin
Axeslinger0u812 1.0Usually, iems are pretty sensitive to eq, so you could always try that before jumping into a new pair. That said, ARTTI T10 or the Simgot EW300’s in a similar price range are both pretty good. I prefer a v-shape signature for rock in general, and these two hit above their price point. There’s also the Kiwi Ears KE4 which I’ve read are tuned to be like listening to speakers, but I’ve never heard them and they’re more than twice the price of the others. I currently run Moondrop Aria 2’s and Moondrop Robin’s (tws) as my daily driver iem’s and love them both, but they’re also a step up in price a little bit (~$100). The Aria 2’s I’m not convinced are upgrades to the T10 or EW300, but I already have them and think they sound great so I’m not worried about it. The Robins as wireless iems are so dope though. Super happy with them. I’ve also found that tips can make a pretty big impact on iems, and both comply foam tips and spring fit tips have made a huge impact in sound quality by improving the seal. All that said, sound is pretty subjective. Sometimes you just have to find something that you like more than you dislike, and be happy with it. It’s an expensive rabbit hole. I’m lucky that I grabbed a pair of Fostex TH-X00’s about 10 years ago that ended my search for headphones by being everything I wanted at a price I was ok with. Even after listening to $1000 Focal cans nothing I heard I thought justified a $600 price increase. They were a little bit better, but not $600 better. To me. Hopefully you can find a pair you’re happy with sooner than later! It’s fun, but as seen on the iem and headphone subreddits, you can end up buying an awful lot of pairs searching for what you want and iems in particular are near impossible to test before buying. Just read reviews, learn what sound signature you prefer (v-shape, neutral, etc) and hope for the best.
Fun-Crow6284 1.0Moon drop Robin 10/10 wife material It comes with a very large halo infinity Robin
JustaDreamer56 1.0Yes, at its cost it’s the best TWS you could grab especially for your purpose and has hi res bluetooth support. It’s decently spacious for TWS and it’s one weakness is a slightly wonky treble. The only l thing I want to leave as an alternative option is getting a Bluetooth earhook for a moondrop iem you like. But this won’t have ANC and other features TWS has and finding a good one may be challenging. So ultimately, if I were you, Robin it is.
Considering your budget, I stand by Robin being the best TWS for sound, detail, and stage at that cost. Particularly since you want something similar to what you got for IEMS. That and the Robin actually is an IEM itself, unlike others that are just buds.
LimLovesDonuts 1.0Up to you. For me though, I personally think that the Moondrop Robin is solid but it's a collaboration product, so it's likely that Moondrop didn't cheap out for this particular product because been using it for a few months and it held up much much better than the Aria ever could.
Mageborn23 1.0It's aight i have it, and I find them better than airpods but there is a slight planar timbre
MagicalMixer 1.0Apart from the Linkbuds S, I can't find another competitor here against the Moondrop Robin. It's a shame that Moondrop isn't more well-known. TBH, Moondrop's Space Travel and the Robin headphones just completely eviscerate the budget and mid-tier market. The Robin's might have the best audio quality when compared to the main brands for consumers (Sony, Apple, Bose, and Sennheiser). I would definitely be using my Robin's more, but I can't give up how much I love the Technics AZ80s though.
mayonaka_00 1.0That describtions sums up the sound of Robin. It's not bass heavy but it's not lacing in bass for me and does not sound thin. It has great clarity in the mids, very good for female vocals. But it does have Robin's voice prompts when you turn on the tws, connecting to you device, and switcing the mode. For some people this can be a deal breaker. Some dont want to have anime girl voice in their tws.
Muriel69420 1.0excuse the late comment, but i also have this pair and i love how it fits in my ears, is there any pair of wired iems from moondrop that also happens to have this shape to it?
NaClMiner 1.0They sound great for the price, but the carrying case is very thick and bulky so it might not be the most convenient pair to carry around.
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