MoondropRobin Earphone Honkai Star Rail Robin's Earphones TWS Hybrid Dynamic Driver + Planar Driver ANC TWS Earphones (English Version)

Sound is INCREDIBLE, honestly blown away by the construction and design. 11/10 would buy again in a heartbeat. Functionally has every feature AirPods Pro have except for Spatial Audio (which I don’t miss or used in the slightest). Multipoint connection works flawlessly. Fit is absolutely perfect, they don’t budge in the slightest when wearing; makes ANC and Transparency mode work exceptionally well. Lightweight construction lets you forget you’re wearing them especially with the stemless IEM style design. Love the voice prompts as well, very high quality recordings, creates a sense of attention to detail for the collaboration as a whole. I wouldn’t say they’re the flattest IEM tuning, but they make music feel very alive especially on the “POP” setting thru the Moondrop Link app. Sound stage could be wider but the panning and separation make up for it and then some.

Absolutely love these! Literally everything I have from Moondrop is epic and perfect for this audio snob. The quality is immaculate and the battery life is perfect. Definitely worth the money. They are easy to set up, easy to use, and comfortable to wear. The touch control is fun to use, the fit is snug but adjustable with the different tips. Volume control is easy to use and you keep every bit of the sound. I have nothing but positive things to say about this company and their products because the functionality of every item I’ve gotten is simple which makes me use them as often as possible.

I really like the overall quality of Moondrop products. I've owned Chu II, Aria 2, Robin, and their mistips. The build quality on these is great. They are lightweight but sturdy. The case and the leather case is well thought out.Comfort-wise, these are just fantastic. They don't exhaust my ears, they aren't heavy, they fit well.So, I would say that the pros of this are the comfort and portability is really great. Switch out the included eartips for some mistips and you will be set. I don't know why Moondrop doesn't just send these with mistips, because those are way better for a good seal and comfort.In comparison to my other IEMs, these are below my Simgot ea500 for accuracy, and below the Aria 2. But they are significantly above the Space Travel and CHU2. However, these are like the Aria 2 in that while not as accurate, are warmer and more comfortable for my brain for long listening sessions.Something about the Simgot ea500 just tires me out when listening too long.Battery life is good, I am getting about 3-4 hours low volume (maybe 5-10 percent is enough for me), which is long enough for me to sit and get through a drawing session before I need to get up and walk around.Okay, now for the bad. The app is sparse and buggy. There's only a handful of settings. And this is kind of where the problems begin. The app doesn't detect the Robins about half the time. It shows them, but can't connect. Which leads to another problem. There's issues with pulling and pairing the TWS system for these. The left bud just doesn't always pair with the right. You have to reset them to factory settings, by holding both buds. Which resets the settings from the app... which doesn't let you connect half the time.The ANC also doesn't work. When you turn on the ANC it creates a hissing sound and the audio quality is severely impacted. And it doesn't work very well. So, I just turn it off and leave it off.Overall, these are great. Are they worth it? Those are a lot of bugs to deal with for the price. But, these are probably the best wireless IEMs I've tried. For me, I think I'm going to keep them because they are just so comfortable an easy to listen with.Another option is to instead buy a bluetooth DAC. But then you still have the cable.

I bought these because of the beautiful packaging and my trust in Moondrop to deliver in audio quality. (I own the Space Travels, BLOCK, CHU II, and Blessing 2 Dusk from them.) As I lack the eloquence to properly speak in audio terms, I'll just speak my feelings on them.Pros:- Aesthetically pleasing.- Fit is great for me as well. Has not fallen out yet nor has it felt like it would. It might be large for some ears though.- Sound quality is quite nice to me considering BT restrictions. LDAC definitely helps out with this. (Need to turn on in the settings of the app.) I find that for my use case of mobile listening the sound to be quite clear. I use the Monitor EQ setting of the 5 prebuilt into the Moondrop Link app.- I don't have too much experience regarding ANC and Transparency quality as I have not used many but in my experience the ANC is quite good but may cause some to feel pressure. Transparency is usable but not perfect.- Spring tips. Considering these usually cost about $12 on their own (on Amazon when I checked earlier) it's a nice addition.- The sensors for ear detection work well for me as well. When removing one will pause music and turn on transparency mode while removed. (Need to turn on in the settings of the app.)- Can choose gain options to change how loud the buds can get. Low, Middle, High.- I've been told the calling quality is pretty decent.Cons (minor gripes that don't hurt my overall experience):- Currently does not have dual device support (I can't find it in my Moondrop Link app on ver 1.2.1 EN edition, but I've heard others have.)- Case is a bit large to be fitting in pockets, especially with the leather cover with the case.- Robin's voicelines are low res.Overall, I'm enjoying my pair and really appreciate how they look. The most IEM like TWS I've seen to date. 10/10 would recommend to others if they are into audio/HSR.