Moondrop CHU High Performance Dynamic Driver IEMs in-Ear Earphone Compatible with Smartphones and Laptops (Without mic)

Unbelievable sound quality for £20; in fact impressive for £100. I prefer listening to Chu's than to the Tin T4s. I really am beginning to appreciate the Moondrop house sound; in fact I was so impressed with the Chu's I got the Blessing 2's (I only intended to use the Chu's while exercising; something I'll still do). The only downside to the Chu's is the non-detachable cable; I've read reports of the sound cutting out due to cable damage (most likely at the connection to the earpiece) which I can imagine will be cumulative; Moondrop should have spent a little more and included socketed cable connections. Still, for £20 absolutely amazing sound quality.

It's got a sound signature that's done well and not one you often see in the lower price ranges.Not for people who like a lot of bass unless you can EQ them.Separation is fairly good on instruments but if the mix is bad then the Chu's wont save it.Stereo width is pretty good.A little underwhelming somewhere in the frequencies for some songs and genres but for rock/pop mid heavy tracks, they sound pretty good considering the price!Not fatiguing at all for me personally.For gaming, when you don't need the cinematic sound like in FPS games, these are good and have a nice balance although I've found I need to power them a bit more than others in the higher price range I have.If you want easy listening in games that can get a bit hectic, these work nicely, I don't mind a lack of bass but it's got the sub frequencies there which just help give it a more natural sound, it's not the best natural sound but for the price £19.99 it's a good entry into the IEM market, especially if you listen to mainly band based artists and game. I managed to pick them up on sale due to the issues I image they're having but I couldn't turn it down when they were £11.99.Hopefully it's just the amount they've shifted but as with most Chinese brands that make products, until they make enough money to reinvest in the company (if they even care to) there's always the risk of QC issues. Just what I've noticed across the board of products made in China by Chinese brands unfortunately. I've purchased enough to give me a fairly reasonable understanding of what to expect.Will update down the line, if they fail it'll lose stars, if it doesn't, it'll gain a star. I can't give it 5 stars though due to just not quite blowing me away but 4 would be a reasonable slot for this to sit.

Great in ear monitors at an incredible price. Seem very sturdy and well made with excellent sound quality and nice even tuning. The cable if not removable but seems to be of high quality and the supplied ear tips are comfortable in the ear.

They aren't the most comfortable for me personally but they sound amazing for the price. One side just broke and stopped playing sound after a few months. Customer service was not great I contacted them and the tried to tell me how to fix it but when it didn't work they didn't provide any extra help. Also, why the anime girl on the box??

Im gonna keep it simple. Its very immersive, you can hear every bit of them db I was just enjoying listening to lossless on apple music and actually ended up hearing lots of new sounds on songs that ive been listening for ages. Btw i have the sennheiser ie300 and man that is much expensive iem and i ended up preferring listening to these more than them for £19 (got the mic less) this is the best iem in the market today!!

They sound very good and are very comfortable but I only had mine for a day and a half before the left earpiece went quiet. Amazon were good enough to refund me right away. Moondrop get an awful lot of hype but dig into reviews and audio forum discussions and you might conclude this positivity masks a real problem with failing units and poor manufacturing quality. I won't be buying Moondrop again.

Having heard good things about these I ordered a pair and they sounded great for the price but within a week of light use, one side failed and they had to be returned.This was particularly disappointing as I own a pair of Blessing:2 Dusk IEMs which I love and have been delighted with. Different level, I know, but worrying that this isn't the first post talking about bad quality control from this company.Bottom line: if you get a good pair you'll be happy with the sound and value for money.

I bought these mainly because they were cheap and I wanted to try an IEM close to the Harman Curve and I got to say these are like the bargain of the century. They come with great tips and the overall quality and design of the IEM put many traditional IEM's manufacturers to shame. Add to that, these are very close to the Harman Curve and its hard to believe the price.A must buy - I might even buy a few as Christmas presents