Moondrop Aria Snow Edition Wired Earbud High Performance Diamond-Like Diaphragm ARIA SE Dynamic Driver 0.78 Pin in-Ear Earphone

These earbuds are by far one of the best deals on Amazon for wired earbuds. They sound great for their convenience and price, with the only lacking part being the depth/soundstage, which is mostly an issue with earbuds and not this specific model. They have great sounding bass, treble that is strong not too harsh and moderate detail. My favorite part is that these got forgotten in a pocket and went through the wash, and I can safely say they came out fine and maybe even better now that they are clean LOL. They also feel like jewelry compared to most budget earbuds, and will definitely last a long time as a result. Edit: I cleaned these a while ago and one of the buds got damaged because of my carelessness (foam insert got pushed really far down and made it sound muffly), so I emailed Moondrop and they let me replace one bud at a huge discount, and still all these months later I still love em. The replacement bud seems to wear down way harder than the ones I bought here, scratching way more but they sound identical and you don't really see a visual difference.

This is my first iem, and it beats out any earbud/headphones i ever tried on before. They have a really tight fit in my ear and are comfortable to wear for long periods of time, it took some time to get used to the iem feeling, but i feel like it has the best fit compared to any earbud i tried. The sound quality is elite, making feel immersed with the music. The tight fit is also a plus when it came to the sound quality. I’m no audiophile, but I believe these are the best iem’s for the price to performance ratio.

One thing I immediately noticed is that this IEM sounds crisp and have very little bass. I can see why most people say it sounds clean. This IEM highlights the female vocals more clearly and it sounds really good. For competitive gaming, an IEM with more treble and less bass is ideal for hearing the important sound cues such as foot steps and little things like grenade hitting the ground. This IEM is ideal for that. Aria Snow has precise imaging while soundstage is good enough. For $80 this is a high quality IEM. One thing this product can improve on is the ear fitting. It becomes slightly fatiguing to wear after a couple hours of use (at least for my ear).

I was looking for an IEM mainly for video games on PC. I was using over-the-ear Skullcandy SLYRs from like 2012. While comfortable and functionable, I wanted to try something different. I've never used IEMs, I have high frequency hearing loss, and I'm not an audiophile, but I like these IEMs. In Apex Legends, I could hear footsteps so much clearer than before. It was making me so anxious how clear the footsteps were that I kept checking my surroundings. In some YouTube reviews, people say that the audio sounds "crisper" or "cleaner", and I can see how they describe audio like that. When I listen to music, it isn't as "warm" as it used to be. It's not a terrible sound, but there's definitely a "crisp" quality to the music. I do wish the cord was a little bit longer. The earbud connector/adjustor thing is not adjustable which doesn't bother me too much, but it was a feature I appreciated on my other cheap earbuds. As far as the transition from headphones to IEMs, the one thing I miss the most is being able to just throw the headphones on. With IEMs, you have to put each bud in separately which isn't a terrible hassle, but it is something to consider. Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase and the move from headphones to IEMs, and I would recommend this IEM. I am curious what the other Arias are like, though.

I recently dove into the world of audiophiles and came upon this recommendation as I was watching numerous YouTube videos looking for recommendations. I purchased this for gaming, and possibly listening to some music. Out of the box, the sound profile was nice, bass was not too boomy and it felt like a flat sound profile ( Im not audio expert by any means). I utilized Equalizier APO 1.3 to help tune this earbud a little more to my liking. They sound amazing. I read some reviews recommending this version if you prefer less bass, get the first version (aria MoonDrop) if you prefer a deeper thumping bass. At the same time, I have been recommended to use an audio interface if I want to use a Mic because sometimes you cant hear your own voice while you are talking and gaming due to the noise cancellation. A cheap audio interface like the Audient evo4 will help clean up the sound and allow me to channel the output from my mic and speakers. Does this work fine with my stock soundcard? YES! Totally dont need it and It will probably not make alot of difference. Waiting for the audient evo4 to arrive though and we shall see how it goes.

The Moondrop Arias fit well into my ear and are comfortable to wear. They cancel out a lot of noise around me because they fit well, not because of active noise suppression. When I work, play games, or listen to music I feel like I am hearing all I need to hear and they are cheaper than much of their competition. Highly recommend.

I use these for gaming and they are amazing!!! Super accurate for footsteps and way better bass than any other in-ear headphones ive ever used.

I'm a critical listener and these IEMs are the best I ever tried. Build quality is not the best because after some time the metallic paint peels off by itself. It might be the "best I ever had" but its not that far off in quality compared to much cheaper products. After this, however, I will just stick to cheaper IEMs that I wouldn't be hard pressed if they broke in the future.

These have been the longest lasting wired earphones I've ever used. So far 3+ years. It replaced a Beyerdynamic DT990 headphone (the model that Ninja used) which started going weak in the left ear after 2 years, and 2 Audiotechnica ATX-50s (both broke down after a year). I raid in MMORPGs and play FPS games with these. Previous earphones I've used have lasted less than a year. Includes Google Pixel 1 earphones, dollarama stuff, $20 Skullcandy from Bestbuy. Sound quality is good, not that I can really tell. I found it slightly worse than my DT990 but it's much more comfortable and doesn't leave a head dent. Lows and highs are present in every song. Per downsides; some paint has etched off over time and I replaced the cord with a custom braided cord for flexibility.

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Ho comprato queste cuffie in offerta per curiosità sulle iem e avere un paio di cuffie comode da usare col telefono per ascoltare Tidal HiFi Plus. Premetto che uso un Fiio q3 MQA, abbinato alle aria snow le fa suonare divinamente, ascolto rock e derivati passando dal metal più spinto all'indie rock e in rare occasioni anche del pop. Suono perfetto dai bassi agli altri senza distorsione di alcun tipo, dalla parte strumentale a quella vocale è perfetta sotto ogni aspetto, cuffie non pompate sui bassi e equilibrate in tutto come piace a me, forse non perfette per utenti bass-head, ma buon entry level per chi si vuole avvicinare al mondo audiofilo. Le cuffie sono molto comode anche per lunghe sessioni di ascolto, anche pensando al loro peso che confronto le classiche cuffie in plastica essendo in alluminio è abbastanza importante. Vengono fornite con un'ottimo equipaggiamento, un case per riporle e vari gommini di 2 tipi in diversi in formato S-M-L. Anche la confezione si presenta molto bene con una bellissima grafica, anche le cuffie col motivo a fiocco di neve sono molto belle. Forse il cavo non è dei migliori, penso che in futuro lo sostituirò per qualcosa di qualità superiore. Molto apprezzata l'assenza del microfono che per questo genere di cuffie è una componente totalmente inutile. Pagate 52€ in offerta, ma onestamente valgono tutti i 79,90€ del prezzo di listino, forse le migliori cuffie sotto i 100€ che ho mai avuto!