Moondrop Golden Ages TWS Earphones 13mm Full-Frequency Planar Magnetic Driver Multi-Protocol Lossless Transmission ANC TWS

For the $80. I think it's a best sound quantity of the Bluetooth earbuds. I have the similar price earbuds by beats. That sound quantity like trash. I also have Sony wfxm4, I can compare them(Although it's not fair)For the sound quantity. Moondrop is very good. But Sony is better, There's no doubt about this.(Sony is $300)For the ANC. Same, moondrop is not bad but Sony way more better. But the wind noise of Moondrop is a bit loud in ANC mode and TP mode. This is a bad thing of moondropFor the software. I recommend you to look for the latest version of moondroplink, which will make the experience much better. I see the some review don't like the software. Yes, i don't like too(for the old version software)For the look like. I think this is also a shortcoming of moondrop. The look like is so cheap. Idk why will be that. But for the package. That is what I said in the title. I think all the appearance designers went to design the packaging, so the earbuds are look so cheap :/Overall, for $80, this is definitely worth the money. At least it's much better than my beats

I'm very impressed with how these sound. They are very very detailed, especially with electronic music. They sound better than my AirPod Pros 2. The noise cancellation work,s but is kind of weak. It drowns out low pitched sound but seems to struggle with more high pitched sounds like the fan in my room.One thing I'm kind of disappointed in is the connection stability. I mostly bought these for using at the gym. If I go to the gym when it is really crowded, they barely stay connected to my phone unless I hold the phone close to my head. I'm guessing this is because of other people using Bluetooth connections at the gym. But if I'm not using them in such a busy environment, it stays connected fine.Overall, I'm pretty happy with these for $80, especially with them beating more expensive wireless earbuds. They're also pretty much the only wireless planar magnetic earbuds I could find too.

The quality of these headphones were absolutely. The sound quality is crisp and well tuned. Although I wouldn't say that it is a lot better than Space Travel, which is just 20 bucks. They're both very good. Although the packaging inside the headphones state that it supports LE audio, I have found out that this is not true for at least my earphones. I have not been able to use a LE audio with these pair. Even so, if you change the setting in your phone to have it as HDAC quality, it's really good and I would say this is worth it. The seller is absolutely amazing and extremely helpful if you Face any problems.

Decent sounding but broke before even a year. Very disappointing and have not been able to get ahold of anyone for help

Comfortable, clear sound.

The sound quality is better than my other Bluetooth earbuds such as the Pixel buds and they are really comfortable and lightweight for me. The ANC and the transparency mode is quite solid as well.If you want some cons... The battery life is a bit short and the software is sketchy... The apple software would crash on my MacBook and I don't want to install an APK...

If you're like me, you love moondrop for their well renound sound quality. I have a pair of wired stargates, and now these. The sound quality of the Golden Ages leaves a bit to be desired. I would describe mids, lows, and most vocals as being silky. However the highs are absolutely a bit harsher than I'm used to. This seems to be consistent across all audio output levels and codecs.I purchased these instead of the EVO which have known comparability issues with the S24+

While not the best active noise calling out there, and prone to hearing a ton of wind, these are such cute headphones. Well packaged, with accessories to help protect the case.Cons: Battery life is pretty short and often cuts out while I'm using them.Pro: adorable and well priced if you're prone to loosing earbuds like I am.