Moondrop LAN HiFi Earphone Wired Earbuds IEM with 0.78mm 2Pin Detachable Cable Earbuds

The best neutral tuning you’ll get below the Hexa. And nowadays, the Hexa is $80 which is just too much for that set in 2025. The LAN is very clear and detailed for its price. I think they could charge $50-60 for it. Of course there’s not tons of bass but it is pretty tight and clean bass, so tldr bassheads stay away. But if you like clean mids and treble with decent imaging, separation and only have $50 or less to spend, these are it.FIT! This set is also great for small ears since it has the Chu body. I personally got the best fit and sound using Dunu S&S tips.The included tips are fine and I thought I would hate the circle Y-split on the cable, but it’s smaller than I thought and doesn’t get in the way. Everything else on the cable is high quality and comfortable.

Man I love these. ☺️My LAN's are paired with the Tripowin Zonie & SpinFit W1 (S)The cable doesn't change the sound, but does make the LAN more comfortable for me. The eartips absolutely do though. They open the soundstage and don't make my ears feel irritated. Like most reviewers say, if you love the CHU & are looking for an upgraded CHU, this is the one. No comment on QC, since I'm guessing these won't sell as much since the recommendations these days are the 7hz Zero & Truthear Hola. Moving on...I recently bought the LetShuoer S12 Pro to see what was on the horizon of $150 & Up in IEM Realm. Truth be told, kind of a let down. Don't get me wrong, they do sound good. They EQ real good, have fun subbass and fast midbass. But the vocals sound...off? Maybe it's that Planar Timbre people talk about when planar drivers are brought up. They take more energy for me to listen to than my other DD iems and my ears are left exhausted after listening to them. My current Over-Ears are the HD600 & I love vocals, so I guess going planar wasn't the right direction.The LAN on the other hand, man👌. So relaxing in comparison. Great fit & build. The bass is light & slower in comparison to the S12 Pro. But the vocals are so much more soothing in comparison. Personally, I can't tell the difference between the LAN & S12 Pro in soundstage when both have the Spinfit W1 on & even then, I feel soundstage is overrated. Now the real question is between the CHU and the LAN, which has the better waif-

I love their small form factor, and they sound good, just a little bit too much treble for me. They're built strong, so I use them at work. Some comfort is sacrificed for the build quality, which makes them heavy.

For the price, I very much recommend these headphones. I like how they stay on your ear, the physical components look and feel high quality. I am not super into audio, but I love how they sound and I am able to listen long hours with them. The noise cancellation is great as well. Also, the packaging is really cool and satisfying, was an absolute pleasure to initially open them.I originally bought these to play Rainbow 6 Siege with them. They have pretty bad spatial surround sound and did not work at all playing rainbow 6 siege. Also note they do not have a microphone. However, instead of returning them like I initially thought I would, I am definitely keeping them due to the nice quality for everyday listening.Again, I am not an audio head so I can't speak towards the "timbre" or "sound stage" or anything like that for these earbuds, however I would recommend these to any person wanting high quality listening headphones for a cheap price! Great bang for your buck.

Great IEMs fit well and build and sound quality are very good.

I started my journey into iem’s with the moondrop shu 2 no complaints there great sound super comfortable but wanted a step up for more precise imaging and tracking I use these only for gaming (warzone,apex) after some research I purchased the sg eml6 I was very disappointed while they very clear and sounded great the imaging and tracking were a letdown for me and man where they large and uncomfortable after a 5 hour session outer ears hurt so I went back to the shu 2’s but wanted more after some more research I found fresh reviews on YT for the moondrop LAN’s and they were wallhack certified for iem’s under $50 and roughly same size as the shu 2 after receiving them wow I was blown away I use these on my Xbox controller with gadgetry techs dolby atmos tuning for warzone on YT the sound is amazing much better than shu 2 same amazing comfort small size and the imaging tracking wow I now hear precisely where enemies are if they are above me under me left right if they are coming up a zip line or stairs I never write reviews but these are so good for the price I had to write something so other gamers can get these and not break the bank. These are better than any headset I’ve used that cost over $100 for their performance and in my opinion the best budget IEM if you want great sound imaging tracking and comfort these are a steal at it’s price point. Enjoy gamer’s save some money and thank me later.