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Moondrop’s SSR and Starfield earphones earned dedicated fans worldwide with their sleek form factors and vivid sound quality. Now, the brand is taking the best parts of each of these models and putting them into an all-new IEM Read More
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They are pretty good and fine. Not as exciting with today's offering. I heard they were good for gaming but by the end of my audio experience I have to say it is all subjective and no real right or wrong answers. Makes really good art piece and looks fancy with nicer cables!
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Beautiful in sound and appearance
I've used MANY IEMs before. They're really the only sorts of buds that I use. That being said I'll just list the pros and cons to give a better idea as to how they are.
Pros:
Beautiful design
Small holding bag
Card of authenticity
Cons:
Small holding bag is flimsy and inadequate for what one is paying for these. I've gotten entire hardshell cases for IEMs that cost 1/10th of the price.
Card of authenticity is...pretty, but overall unnecessary.
The Stardust is basically equivalent to the SSR in every way except for the appearance and cable which is the same one that comes with the Starfield. With that said, there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. At this point they are hardly the best deal you can get but it's nice to have a tuning variation that isn't just some variation of Harman or IEF. Bright neutral with a bit of warmth with fairly light bass yet still decent bass impact on top of a very impressive soundstage for an IEM. with a deep insertion you can even get some good bass rumble out of them, however you do need a REALLY deep insertion to achieve it. Only real complaint is the treble is a bit compressed sounding which makes them not the most detailed sounding, but they are still detailed enough to be well worth the price of admission. Overall I can definitely recommend these to someone who is tired of all the same-ish tuning that brands are coming out with these days.
I use these whenever its gets way too hot to wear my normal set of cans and as well as on the go listening and gaming. They are really nice in terms of sound and build quality. The one thing that I have noticed recently is that the silicone ear bud tips have gotten loose over time and can easily slide off. They have fallen off in my ears before and had to take them out carefully.
I had the Stardust for over a year now. Its just a pretty Moondrop SSR which is very good. I mainly used it for gaming and loved it. I did have issues with stock tips slipping out but that because I have wet earwax. Sticky tips like Azlas will keep them in.