Moondrop CHU High Performance Dynamic Driver IEMs in-Ear Earphone Compatible with Smartphones and Laptops (Without mic)

Around 3 months in, I started getting some microphonics and they stopped working one earphone at a time. I know this is a budget IEM but I take care of my belongings and I have had IEMs in this price range that have lasted for years without issue.

Son unos audifonos de calidad buena, si buscas que el bajo retumbe, lamentablemente no son asi, pero la claridad del audio es muy buena

These IEMs are absolutely amazing. The packaging was also pleasing. I've had these for about a month now. You'd never think you'd get quality like this for this cheap.I watched the YouTube video from Crinacle praising them and needed something so I figured I'd try them out.They're only made in Asian markets so it'll take a little time to receive but my god.. pure quality.Pros:PRICESound quality (the bass could be a teeny bit more accentuated but that's more of a nitpick than anything)Build quality (it's an all metal construction, feels very solidly made)Comfortable and secure fit (does not fall out unlike the cheap ones you have to super glue them to your ear so they'll stay in)Cable quality (seems durable and quality made)Neutral (this may be a Pro or Con for some):Sound isolation, closed design - (When you have these on and playing something you'll probably not hear much around you, and if you do it'll be quiet and muffled. If you want to be able to hear things around you this might be a deal-breaker, but if this is what you want then all the better. It's not Active Noise Cancellation however so anything that's very loud you might still hear it.)Cons:Takes a little time to figure out how to put them on with the silicone ear attachments that wrap around the back of your ear (not really a "plug and play thing". I'd rather something that you can leave on (made out of the same material) that attaches to the IEMs which will make it easier and quicker to put them on)Cable isn't removable/replaceable (but for the price and quality you don't really care)

Suenan muy bien, se ven bien y es fácil cambiar su sonido con equalizador sin que suenen raro.Como vienen me parece que tienen altos un poco excesivos, no son muy detallados ni cómodos, no se toman bien volúmenes altos (a volúmenes incómodos alcanza a ser evidente la distorsión, leve en volúmenes elevados usables). En general no tienen ningún problema importante. La versión con micrófono (específicamente mi unidad quiza) tiene más largo el cable en el lado del micrófono, eso junto al tamaño/material del micrófono resulta en que a veces un oído cargue un peso importante.Su construcción parece ser de calidad, pero no es robusta. Su sonido suena muy por encima del costo (actual cercano a 450mxn), donde destaca la tonalidad (pocos sonidos quedan undidos, buena voz).

🔴Holiday seasons is here—Great $20 gift for Her?Yes, as far as She is OK with Anime Waifu on the box. Chu has best open-box experience among $20 disruptive trio —Moondrop Chu/Jiu, 7Hz Salnotes Zero, Tripowin Lea— packaging is basic but classy, product high-end looking and aluminum made, ear tips is soft as her hair. Great gift.—Great $20 gift for Him?It depends, if he is rock-heads, Tripowin Lea ($20) is a better bet. If he is classical /jazz lover, and doesn’t mind cheap-looking outlook of the IEM, 7Hz Salnotes Zero would bring his starry eye full pf grateful surprise to you. Or if he loves modern billboard charts, Chu is your pick.About myself: Skip to 🟥END🟥⏬ if not===🔴START OF INTRODUCTION 🔴===—BackgroundAudio equipment reviewer over 20year+ of experience in headphones/earphones/IEM/DAP, initially motivated by:Sennheiser | AKG | Sony | Bose | JVC | JBL.—BioAfter spending a decade with full-size headphones, home audio speakers, I shifted my main listening environment to IEM. Of which, I have over 100 personal inventories —not loaner or review unit—purchased with my hobby budget).—On mobileI enjoyed Lexus’s Mark Levision system, and moved to Mercedes AMG’s Burmester 4D System.—CommunityI have been a member & reviewer at headfi.org —one of the most diversified international audio equipment enthusiast community— since 2008, have 100+ IEMs/50+ full size cans/numerous DAPs.—My IEM Reference (2022-11)qdc Anole VX | 7Hz Timeless | Softears RSV | Moondrop’s Blessing 2 & Dusk | Variations | Aria | Kato | as well as many other current market gatekeepers such as UM MEST MKII ($1,600), Thieaudio Monarch ($760), DUNU SA6 ($560), AKG N5005($1,000) besides consumer brands such as Sennheiser/ Shure / Westone / Sony / AudioTechnica / AKG/ Etymotic Research IEMs. ⏬More references at the bottom⏬=====🔴END OF INTRODUCTION🔴=====—About Chu:I have almost completed the IEM series of Moondrop (Variations, Blessing2 Dusk, KATO, Aria, KXXS, Starfield, Chu, Quarks, Sparks, Nekocake, etc ).I was expecting a small step up from their $12 little entry-level plastic Quarks, and its rival Tanchijim Tanya, or alike. It was much more of a surprise that this $19 IEM actually came with metal housing and solid sound reproduction, Sound Quality especially in the lower bass floor is well-controlled and had a sense of Aria-class while upper treble is similar to that of starfield with a bit intimate diffusion field.—TL;DRThis little Chu isn't going to disappoint you even after comparing it to its big sisters such as KATO, KXXS, and Aria. For $19, I'd personally find the Chu extremely high in value addition, because of the complementary set of Moondrop original ear-tips series (Spring Tips) that usually goes around $12.99, if you purchase the ear-tip set independently.—For Tech-lovers:Tripowin Lea ($20) VS Moondrop Chu ($20):It’s hard to pull whether Chu or Lea is better, Chu’s note is thinner, Lea is thicker. But Chu’s cable is not swappable, while Lea left a choice for users. I’d pick Lea over Chu for rock/billboard hit chats, and Chu for J-pop/classical over Lea.Moondrop Chu($20) vs 7Hz Salnotes Zero ($19)Both are tuned to neutral and natural approach, Chu has slightly thinner and impactful basa, a tad more energetic thus averted from pure natural, which bring Chu slightly detail oriented all-rounder, especially great for J-Pop/K-Pop. 7Hz Zero is pure natural, it serves a perfect studio in-ear monitor /reference. Great for all music genre, and 95% of people would find Zero to be their best sounding IEM ever tried. This is my honest opinion from my 20 years of experience in audio world. 7Hz Salnotes Zero is Sennheiser’s HD600/HD560S in an IEM form.7Hz Salnotes Zero ($19) vs Tripowin Lea($20) 7Hz Zero has more natural and neutral note touch, which suites perfectly for all-genre but especially great for strings / jazz ensemble. Lea on the other hand would perfectly fit Rock/Pops, male vocals where you find in need for lower range of mid range and higher bass floor and warmer/richer note touch—Final Verdict:In the bombshell, as a person with an extensive inventory of sub $50 IEMs, such as the Final Audio E series, Tanchijim Tanya, Moondrop Quarks, Etymotic Research ER2, Tripowin Mele, Moondrop Aria, Most of KZ / CCA, I find the Chu is a blind-pick for the price.This Chu $20 is a new placeholder and benchmark to beat from now on in the sub $50 segment in my honest opinion.==🔴NEED COMMON REFERENCE? 🔴==Yes, if we share same reference, it will be a good anchor point, here you go.IEM fav:[ 7Hz Timeless / Salnotes Zero | Tangzu Wu Zetian | qdc Anole VX | Softears RSV | UM MEST MkII | ThieAudio Monarch | Moondrop Variations | DUNU Studio SA6 | Moondrop Kato / Dusk | XENNS Mangird Tea | TRUTHEAR HEXA | See Audio Bravery | FiiO FHE | Moondrop Stellaris | GeekWold GK10 | TRI Starsea / i3 Pro | Moondrop Aria(mod) / Chu | KBEAR Believe | KZ ZAS | DQ6S | Tripowin Lea | Kiwi Cadenza ]Wireless fav:[AKG N5005 / N400 | AirPodsPro | Moondrop Nekocake | Air3 Deluxe HS / Gamer No.1Headset fav:Sennheiser PC38X / PC37XFullsize-Can fav:[ Sennheiser HD560S / HD650 / Unipolar 2002 / HD25 | Yamaha HP-1 | AKG K340 | Beyerdynamic DT990PRO[600Ω] ]DAP/DAC fav:L&P W2 | FiiO M11Pro/BTR5/3K | HifiMan HM801 | Astel&Kern AK70 |Speaker:AMG Burmester 4D System////////Shelved items(benched-roaster)////////——Big box Brands——Sennheiser:IE8 / MXW1 / Momentum OE / HD414 / HD202 / PX100 / CX95 / MX90VC / OMX90VC / MX760/660/500 /HD450BTAKG:K701 / K530LTD / K450 / K171MKII /K24&26P/ IP2 / K314P / K324P / K12PUltimate Ears:UERM / Triple.Fi 10PRO / Super.fi 5EB / Superfi 5SONY:EXQ1 / EX90LP / EX700STAudio Technica:ESW9 / EW9 / ANC7Etymotic Research:ER4S / ER2SEBang&Olufsen: A8Phillips: SHE9700 /SHP8500Klipsch: Custom2Harman Kardon: EP720Final Audio Design: E500/E1000/VR3000JVC: HP-FX500Westone:Westone 4/ UM2Ultrasone: DJ1PROV-Moda: Bassfreq——Modern Innovative Brands——Moondrop:Blessing 2/ Starfield / KXXS / Quarks / ShiroYuki / NamelessKZ:ZST Pro / ZS5 / ZS10 / ZS10Pro / ZSN / ZSN ProX/ AS10 / AS12 / AS16 / ASX / AST / DQ6 / ZAX / EDX / S1D / SKS / SK10 / Z1Pro / ZEX/ NRA/ZEX Pro/ T10CCA:CS10 / C10 Pro / CA16 / CS16 / CRNTRN:VX(w/BT20ProTWS) / MT1 / VX PROKBEAR & TRI:Stellar / KS1 / KS2 /Lark 4K / Neon / RobinQKZ:VK1 / VK3 / VK4 / KD4 / KD7 / CK3 / CK7 / CK9See Audio: Yume |ThieAudio: Legacy 3 |NICEHCK: DB3 | FiiO/ JadeAudio: EA3| Surplex: HD668B/HD661 | HZSound: Heart Mirror | NF Audio: NM2+ | Tripowin: Mele——Start Up Brands——GS Audio:ST10 /GT12 | GeekWold: GK3 | OpenHeart: Resin | CCZ: Plume/Coffee Bean DC-01Other Old classics:HPM1000 | JBL Reference410 | Yamaha YH-100 | Fostex T50RP | Grado SR225 | TEAC HP102 | Goldring GR-104 | STAX SR40 | Marantz HP101 |////////END OF Shelved items////////

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