Moondrop MOCA True Wireless Headphone (TWS) Bluetooth 5.4 Designed for Ease of Use and Convenience (Cafe)

Awful experience. Constantly loosing connection and crackling. Audio performance is stellar but what does it worth when you can hear half of it, becaouse of bad Bt conenection. Do not buy

Für den Preis unvorstellbar räumlich klingend mit sanfter Stimmwiedergabe. Der Bass ist genau und direkt. Die Verarbeitung sowie das ANC und der Transparenz-Modus sind völlig in Ordnung. Nimmt man einen Hörer raus, pausiert die Musik. Stabile Verbindung zum Smartphone. Ich empfehle, in der Moondrop App unter Funktionen "LC3" zu aktivieren.

Son muy malos, calidad de audio mediocre, se descompensan seguido y además el estuche dejó de cargarlos al mes debido a la forma en la que está hecho el audífono

Très bonne qualité de son mais énormément de problème technique: connexion, jumelage, charger, micro logiciel sur les écouteurs, la liste continue. L’un des écouteurs avait aussi développé une fissure spontanément.

I really wanted to like these as a replacement for my Space Travel, which became basically unusable after a year due to no longer making proper connection with the case and charging erratically, but these have been a total mess thanks to Moondrop's "support." These initially came with firmware 1.1.3, which was relatively fine. They didn't save equalizer settings between use, and LC3 support didn't work on my Pixel 8 Pro, but neither of those were gamebreakers. The next firmware, 1.2.3, pretty much broke everything. They would randomly connect to devices while in the case, had issues with charging, and adjusting ANC touch settings often broke. Resetting the defaults did nothing, and only introduced a new problem with pairing becoming near impossible, requiring you to catch a very specific window where things worked. Of note for this update is that the LC3 option to pair with now had the name of a completely different, (as of this review) unreleased product. About a week later, we get firmware 1.2.4, which later got an explanation labeling it as a rollback firmware to 1.1.3...except it's not quite that. There are still issues present that weren't there on the initial 1.1.3, most notably ANC touch frequently breaking. Worst of all, my right earbud is now remarkably quieter than the left, with full-blast volume on the right matching half-volume on the left, at best. This issue persists regardless of what device they're paired to, and can even be observed by the system voice noting the power-on state now being muffled and hard to hear. I have no idea if my right earbud decided to break just around a month after purchase and right after this rollback firmware as a coincidence, or if these firmware updates are what did it. I also have no idea if this is an issue that can be fixed with a firmware update either, but the current track record leaves no reason to count on a fix from Moondrop. Save your money, get something else. Even if it's a Space Travel, you're spending less than half on those if they break, and the hit to sound quality isn't that bad. Moondrop clearly has a lot to figure out with these.

Firmware issues prior to firmware 1.2.5 However I've had no issues since. Sound quality and ANC is still great for this price range.