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saw a post about this new collab, wondering if it's possible to get here in the US?

EDITED : I've done some researches and removed the ST2U from my lists. Now it's about GA2 vs Ultrasonic 😅 Any recommendations?

I've had GA1 for a while, absolutely loved it. but I already gave it away for my sister. Now I'm considering about buying a new one. I've tried the GA2 once. For me it's just GA1 with a higher gain. But haven't tried the ST2U yet. I've read some articles saying that all 3 of them uses the same driver so I considered buying the ST2U since it's half price of the GA2. Got any recommendations?

Curious to see reviews and comparisons with Moca and Space Travel 2 Ultra

Short review for these 80 to 100$ earbuds

I used to use the spacetravels 1s before these and those were super quiet and kinda unbalanced so I needed a upgrade and from what I found these were the best pick for me and gotta say after a year I still really like these things

Pros: great fit I mean it is just a airpod pro design so it's bound to be comfy

The sound is fantastic great range and soundstage can be really balanced or really punchy depending on the eq

Build quality is alright it's really standard run of the mill earbuds nothing special

Volume is really good like really loud for the size

The case is and size is overall good just because you get the add on with a lid because on there own it's still so stupid moondrop does not have a built in top for them so it's just open to the world to collect all kinds of dust

For studio use these aren't bad tracking is decent and light EQ is not bad either but honestly if Ur gonna eq just use a proper headset

Pretty decent latency nothing groundbreaking

Cons: anc is weak it does do something it's just not amazing I have nothing else to really compare it too so I can really go off of anything else

Pass through on the other hand is decent but it just feels like I'm on a phone call in the world

Battery life for the case is good I think about around 2 to 4 charges so like 30 total I think but the earbuds battery isn't the greatest it's around 6 hours after a year and for 80$ I guess that's ok?

The app is always a basket case but I would say it's bad for these buds but recently they added custom EQ option so honestly a plus

Overall: really solid and reliable earbuds I would recommend them it's basically my daily for on the go production and all-round music mostly use these at work

Looking for new cable for Moondrop Chu 2.

https://www.linsoul.com/products/kiwi-ears-s-link-type-c

(I forget to change silica gel packet in inside the carry pouch)

Doesn't look like anything to compete with their top offerings, but we'll see soon enough. At least its a different form factor than the eternally used Space Travel stem.

Okay first of all don't get me wrong, it sounds fantastic for it's price point especially it is a collab one. I've been using this thing for like 4 months now and it's starting to show some major problems.

First one was the random static sound it will make (this happened to me twice during the 4 months of use) it scared me because how loud and high pitched it is. The second one is the always thing happened to me. Everytime I put it in my ears, ALWAYS a scenario that two of them won't connect together. It's like they're not getting along together. Either left buds will be connected and the other isn't. I always make sure two of them is fully charged and I have to hard reset them everytime. There's no days where I don't encounter problems. There's always shenanigans going on with this thing. It's like a rushed product made by Moondrop and it's giving "Hey let's make a collab and put Robin on it! Uhh what now? An error? Pfft who cares about that they will buy it anyway, let's not update the firmware it's fiiiine" I have moondrop Moca, nekocake and even spacetravel that does not have this problem. It's kinda hassle to return it so I'm just dealing with it :/