Moondrop CHU II High Performance Dynamic Driver IEMs Interchangeable Cable in-Ear Headphone

Off the bat you can feel the quality on these. The anime packaging isn't to my tastes, although its only the box art so its not really an issue, I am sure some people like that a lot. The internal packaging is great, headphones are presented well, and packed nicely.Headphones are made of metal and the cables to attach the headphones feel like a good quality. I have been using these for about a week, and they have settled in nicely. The included buds are good, and they also seem to fit with my comply sets if you were looking for 3rd party options also.As with all IEMs getting a good fit is essential to get a good frequency response, it took me a while to find that, but now I know the tips that work for my ear shape, so if they dont sound good initially, persevere with them and they will really pay dividends in audio quality.Sound profile is nice, its not too heavy on the bass end, crystal clears on the high with a good mid-range. I haven't found a genre of music that sound inauthentic, and they also work well for gaming, the stereo imaging/sound stage is really clear and wide on these which I believe helps it in the latter area.For less than £20 its really a no brainer. If you are after IEMs or new to them these easily punch well above their weight. High quality, metal body, comfortable fit, great sound presentation, whats not to like.

Amazing product it has very great sound even I was surprised for the value for money and Functionality, it does get a bit tangled but that's okay and it's very comfortable

Build quality is certainly impressive. Packaging is good. There are a few issues. Getting the silicone buds on is a bugger but I suppose you get used to it after a few goes. Not that you need to replace very often. The picture is a bit deceptive as the plugs are white not black and it is very hard see see the L and R markings without a magnifying glass and even then still hard to see. Need to make sure you connect cable right way. I didn’t realise they were loop around the ear type as not that keen. If you are trying to work out how the hell to put them in the ears you probably like me connected the plug the wrong way. I don’t know if it’s the cable but when you walk or move or touch the cable you get that annoying sound bit like when you have airpods max ANC turned off. I don’t get that sound with the cheap and cheerful apple earpods.Combined with my AirPods max in noise cancellation mode on top of these ear phones playing music via my mp3 player they do a pretty good job in reducing noise even more.

Amazing value for really good sounding headphones. They fit very comfortably, they sound really good quality, their build feels really sturdy with the outside being metal, they feel like they are worth a lot more than their price. I've been using these with a Walkman cassette player and you can really tell the difference from the old earbuds I was using, which I think were more expensive than these. I love the case that came with these, makes it nice and easy to transport them and keep them tangle free.

If you're just new to IEMs this is the place to start. For £20 you get a set of IEMs that punch way above their price range. I've used IEMs in the £100 price range that didn't sound this good.The sound is crisp with excellent bass, mids and treble. They are very comfortable to wear, fitting nicely in my ear.My only complaint would be the cable, which seems a little on the flimsy side, it's probably fine though. Shop around for a decent one if the one supplied doesn't suit you, but don't cheap out on it. The lower quality cables can cause all kinds of problems, you can also get a bluetooth adapter if thats your kind of thing. I got the Linsoul Tripowin Mirage 30AWG OCC HiFi IEM cable you want the 2pin-0.78mm, 3.5mm version and it was pretty great. Plus it came in a dark colour.If you need some earpods and you're on a budget.. even if you're not on a budget. This is almost certainly what you should be getting.

Sound quality was pretty good, though a bit weak with the bass. I liked the packaging design and how they fit in the ear. But after just three uses (and looking after them - no bags, pockets, etc) the sound cut out in one ear. It is possible to replug in the 2-pin connector thingy but if the sound comes back, it can come back quieter than the other ear. And it cuts out at the gentlest of touches, so it is difficult to even put them on without having to do this multiple times. That said, if I got them in my ear they did not cut out while I was walking with them on until I inevitably had to touch them again to take them off. I do not want to play "will they work" every time I try to use them.I assume I have a faulty product so was trying to get a replacement but that doesn't seem possible on Amazon anymore (??) so I am having to get a refund.

Audio quality is very decent for the price.Comfortable enough if you like this style of IEM.Build quality feels excellent, cable is thick and resists tight bending.Design is good looking.They were delivered on 8th February and lasted only until 20th April with around 6hours use per day before the left ear went dead. Mostly in my hand or on my knee, rarely in pocket, so I don't expect that's outside regular use. I feel I've been unlucky with my pair, they seem like they'd last longer.I usually spend twice as much on IEMs but they normally last well over a year.

The metal build and detachable cable make these IEMs a 'Buy it for life' purchase. Tested on both Pixel 7 Pro (Ugreen dongle) and PC (SoundblasterX G6), and I must say that with a proper sound card, these sound surprisingly good. Definitely worth £17 I paid for them.