The Moondrop Chu was a lovely surprise and is now my top recommendation for anyone seeking the perfect affordable/first IEM: light, easy to wear, and sturdy. But, to that, you can add two nice features: excellent sound and a $19 MRSP. In fact, for this pr...
Publicerad: 2022-07-19, Författare: Alex , testad av: majorhifi.com
While the first aspect you're going to think about regarding the Chu is its generous price point, there's more it has to offer here in terms of sound. Its midrange and treble abilities are satisfyingly detailed, while the bass shows tightness and permissi...
Extremely inexpensive entry to decently tuned IEMs, Generally good value for money, Decent balance of tonality and technicalities, Nice bass to mids to treble transitions, Vocals are a high point, Good for general media consumption, Very good consistency
Terrible cable that is also non-detachable, Upper mids can be fatiguing, Bass response is even more lacking than it seems, Mediocre soundstage and detail retrieval, Instrument separation could be better
The MOONDROP Chu is a recently released set of budget in-ear monitors that costs $19.99/$21.99 for the no-mic/in-line mic variant from SHENZHENAUDIO, as of the date of this review. Extremely inexpensive entry to decently tuned IEMs Generally good value f...
Good, Good build quality, Detailed, loud sound, Tight bass, clean mid-range, Excellent for the price
Little tricky to wear correctly, Slightly harsh treble at times
There are quite a few decent options for audiophile-grade IEMs at under Rs. 2,000, but none that I've had a chance to use have been as much fun as the Moondrop Chu. Although the process of putting them on is time-consuming and tricky, this is a well-built...
Sammanfattning: I have over the years met people who just dont believe wireless earphones will ever be able to sound as good as wired ones. I am one of those who have made the transition to accepting that some wireless earphones now sound as good, especially after the a...
