Moondrop - Spaceship

RHA MA390 से बेहतर इस बजट में मुझे अब तक किसी की भी आवाज़ नही लगी थी,,लेकिन MOONDROP SPACESHIP की आवाज़ RHA से भी हल्की बेहतर लगी।

वोकल्स CLEARITY, BASS, MID सब कुछ ऑलमोस्ट परफेक्ट,, BASS SONY EARPHONE की तरह OVER POWERING नही,,बल्कि बिल्कुल परफेक्ट है,,,
BASS तभी हिट करती है जब एक्चुअली उसकी जरूरत होती है,,और जबरदस्त हिट करती है। EVEN SO CALLED BASS EARPHONES से भी बेहतर,,।

सिर्फ एक CON है कि RHA में 2 साल की वारण्टी है और इसमें 1 साल,, वैसे केबल क्वालिटी बेहतरीन है लेकिन TANGLE बहोत होती है।

Pros:
Great build quality
Very small = comfortable for long listening sessions
Good detail with a natural sound

Cons:
Very annoying microphonics (rustling noise when the cable hits or rubs against something)
Looks may not appeal to everyone
Tips other than stock may slide back on the fairly long stem

Unboxing and build quality:
The box for these earphones is definitely worth mentioning with the typical Moondrop anime style art. For the price the unboxing experience feels very premium, completely cardboard with no flimsy plastic. The cards and booklet that come in the box are completely in Mandarin aside from the titles, so good luck figuring out what they say. The package includes a total of 4 sets of tips in various sizes which are just ordinary stock silicone. It also comes with a small black button wallet. It feels pretty cheap, but at this price anything aside from the basics is a bonus.
Coming to the earphones themselves, the quality is simply excellent. The brass casing feels weighty for the tiny size, though they are still quite light. The mirror finish is beautiful, just like the Blon 01, 03, 05. The cables are very thick compared to any other budget earphones, very sturdy feeling. The jack and the Y-split are both cased in metal.

SOUND:
Bass: The bass is adequate for most listeners, but there is roll off at the deep end. You're not going to feel the rumble of sub-bass, but it's enough. Most important point to note at this price range is that the bass does not come at the expense of detail and is not overpowering. This in itself is quite an accomplishment at this price.

Mids: The mids are a little boosted, with voices being emphasized considerably. The sound is a little thin, but not harshly so. It still sounds warm, but not nearly as much as something like the Blon 03.

Highs: The highs are good, cymbals and strings have a nice brilliance to them. The extension is alright, but there's no sparkle or shimmer. All in all, pretty smooth with no sibilance.

Soundstage and Imaging: Quite intimate, no airiness, average for this tier. Instrument separation is good for the price but nothing special.

Conclusion:
Under 2k, these are definitely THE earphones to buy. You will definitely be satisfied. I would suggest getting these over the e10c every time. For those who prefer more bass, there's always the Blon BL-01 and 03.

Headphone Zone delivery and packaging was excellent as always, arrived in just a day.

These are probably moondrop's crappiest offering in terms of quality control, even more dissapointing than the Starfield's cheap paint-job. I've had these for a week and the right earpiece is already dead. Buyer Beware.
As far as sound signature is concerned these are an average-at-best introduction into moondrop's diffuse field-ish signature sound, but even then their own Super Spaceship Pulse beats it out of the water, no contest. If you're not buying these to familiarise yourself with their house sound and are instead looking for a cheap pair of buds under 2k, buy the HifiMAN RE400s (or the BLONs if you're a basshead).
These are good for gaming (while they last) and instrument separation is not bad for the price, but that's about it.
I had a hard time with the tips and overall fit of the bullet-style earpieces here too, and this is coming from someone who owns and loves the Etymotic ER2XRs.
The anime packaging and the carrying case were nice, but apparently this time I can't even return these on your site after a week of use so it's gonna have to be a one-star from me.

I was happy with the promt service of the blue dart and the packaging done by headphone zone.

Unfortunately these earphones are not worth the hype. The sound quality of the moon drop spaceship earphones are like that of the street side vendors of earphones. Thus it is not worth the price.

The review posted for the same on the official page of this website is highly exaggerated and inaccurate. Lastly there is no return or refund for the earphones so once you buy them you are stuck with them.

If you provide them with a decent DAC, Spaceship will take you to what ever planet you want.The instruments seperation and sound stage are good,it performs far better than the earphones under 2k(SONY MDR-XB55AP,RHA MA390,SENNHEISER CX 180,Beyerdynamic - Beat BYRD),I previously had sony mdr-xb55ap after trying spaceship I started hearing few instruments in songs which I never heard before in the same songs, with sony's bass used to dominate and bleed into everything.even being a bass lover started loving these, bass is there but on point.

I have tried these on OnePlus 7t, tried them using 2 different Type-C to 3.5mm adapter and 1 portable DAC-AMP .
1)OnePlus Type-C to 3.5mm adaptor:- With these they performed average,I felt they were underpowered and there was no punch in the music.
2) Samsung Type C to 3.5mm cable:- This adapter supports up to 24bit/192kHz output,using this Spaceship performed very good.the underpowered feeling was not there,there was punch in the music.music output was far better than first one.
3)Shanling-UA2:- This took my listening experience to next level,if you have high frequency FLAC files,you can feel each and every minute beat in the song which I never felt on 320kbps MP3 songs.

Con:- finding right ear tip for the perfect fit in ear.

Finally I am totally satisfied with my purchase.My only suggestion for who are interested in them is if your source doesn't support higher frequency output you will need a dac to drive them at Full potential.My experience with dac's is samsung cable performs better than OnePlus but 40% less than Shanling-UA2.Note I am not an audiophile.

Thanks to ershad from Mysmartprice English for the recommendation.

In one word- Awesome !! Great value for money.

For long time I am using CCA C10. No doubt it is a good IEM with pristine sound stage. But due to weight issue unable to hold for long. So was looking for a small lesser weight good sound IEM with microphone. My first choice was MEZE 12 classics V2 but one drawback-it doesn't have microphone. Had a discussion with one of Headphone Guru. He suggested me for Moondrop Spaceship. Thanks HPZ for suggesting me this IEM. What a tiny gem..!!

Pros:-
1. Tiny but solid metal build.
2. Good wire quality
3. Microphone quality decent.
4. Sound stage & imaging very good, justify the price.
5. Instrument separation very good
6. Bass- Adequate. Not overpowering (But not for bass head)
7. Mids balanced, warm. not hash.
8. Highs are superb, acoustic very enjoyable. Very smooth.
9. With DAC/AMP it is opening more. I am using Fiio BTR3K with this..
10. Fits inside Ear is great, this is for long time IEM. Very comfortable.

Cons:-
1. Bit less volume if connect directly with mobile. It required bit more power. But after paired with my BTR3K it just BOOM..
2. After pairing with BTR3K voice call volume is too low bcoz when call comes BTR3K AMP gone off !! (It is serious con)

Overall it is a great IEM. Absolute paisa wasool IEM...

Top-notch warm & smooth sound with decent clarity and good bass that is non-fatiguing.
The soundstage is pretty good with decent layering and separation.
Build quality is pretty solid with a nice, thick OFC cable.
Pair it with a DAC/AMP and see the magic !!
And Yes! Totally works for EDM lovers !!
Superb speedy sound that attacks smoothly and does the magic instantly.
Comparison :
Better than BLON BL-03, BL-05, KZ ZST X, RHA MA390 U in every aspect.