Moondrop Block - 2 things that change the game!

[@newfnshow031]

i def agree on your point that drivers dont matter and nor do codecs. I have tested many dual driver LDAC earbuds that sound far worse than the $80 beats solos. No dual codecs, no double drivers but they sound better than most of those surprisingly.

[@kamilchrostowski4378]

Don't think about buying them, just buy them :) I've had them for 2 weeks and they're great. Bass is very nice. I listen to podcasts at work and I hear everything that's going on around me too :) gaming i good to :)

[@jeanmartinnoel]

Will you also review the moondrop moca?

[@nickwho3439]

would love to see that too

[@IMHO88-dm1xf]

How about testing out something at the other end of the price spectrum - the new B&O H100 headphones? Thank you.

[@1TechCritic]

. Mic sound not great. Reviews are not great either. But for 19.99 def worth a shot. That case is a horrible design choice. Gets full of dust and dirt.

[@kentlaygo]

Hey DHRME! I've been watching your videos on the Edifier WH950NB and W830NB headphones and I'm having a hard time deciding between the two. Would you be able to create a comparison video that highlights the key differences and helps me make an informed decision? Thanks!

[@pspr33]

Edifier WH950NB: Newer model: Released more recently than the W830NB. Improved sound quality: Generally considered to have a more refined and balanced sound compared to the W830NB. Better ANC: Features improved noise cancellation technology. Longer battery life: Offers a longer playtime on a single charge. More comfortable: Often praised for its comfortable fit, even during long listening sessions. Higher price: Typically more expensive than the W830NB. Edifier W830NB: Older model: Has been around for longer. More affordable: Generally available at a lower price point. Decent sound quality: Still offers good sound quality for the price, but not as refined as the WH950NB. Good ANC: Features active noise cancellation, though not as effective as the WH950NB. Shorter battery life: Offers a shorter playtime compared to the WH950NB.

[@jor305]

They need to make a successor for 950NB. it is been almost two years since their release and edifier have nothing to compete with space one pro.

[@jeffscalfano3100]

Stem style earbuds... again... cool.

[@DHRME]

Not feeling the love here, Jeff! 🤣

[@AcoWibowo]

Almost every tech review who focused on Audio had review about Soundcore Libery 4 Pro. Why don't you?

[@DHRME]

Not yet available in our region.

[@NeseComedy]

I don't understand why LE Audio/LC3 is always reserved for the silicone tip earbuds :(

[@ezrapardede1921]

cuz u won't get any benefit with these type of earbuds? main goals is to improve audio quality while still being efficient, and the lack of the rubber seal alone already remove the need for codec that deliver more micro detail(since you won't hear it anyway) and AAC is already efficient enough

[@NeseComedy]

@@ezrapardede1921 I just need the low latency aspect for gaming, I already have other aspects that add latency in my audio pipeline, so every ms on the earbuds itself counts

[@dennispepper3589]

De tuning is uitmuntend, alleen het volume man, hoe krijg je die harder 😢

[@DHRME]

Tja... Dat is helaas altijd een nadeel van open ears. Misschien een andere telefoon? 😁

[@dennispepper3589]

Van de space travel , niet van deze, de space travel volume tuning .....

[@Sweetmochatube]

Namaste

[@anekm1590]

How to buy in India

[@jaromor8808]

yes

[@TrideebPatra]

ConceptKart

[@testname2635]

From Conceptkart

[@vishnuechakra]

Moondrop ultrasonic??

[@DHRME]

yes

[@burhanbudak6041]

In house SoC? That doesn't give that much info. Space Traveler Moca, Ultrasonic is better value.

[@newfnshow031]

i recently purchased the airpods for and tested on my pixel 8a at least on the pixel they are trash... they sound terrible and yhey feel super low quality. At least to my ears the beats solo sound better and are more comfortable while also being cheaper. I dont have an iphone but i was surprised by this on my pixel