MOONDROP SPACE TRAVEL 2

The reviewer finds the Moondrop Space Travel 2 a significant upgrade over the original, with better battery life, Bluetooth 6, multi-point, and improved sound quality thanks to a new driver and parametric EQ. While the ANC and transparency mode are only slightly improved or worse, the overall value at around $25-30 makes it a top recommendation in the budget category.

The reviewer finds the Moondrop Space Travel 2 earbuds to be an excellent value at $29, praising their clean, well-tuned sound and improved battery life. While noting minor drawbacks like the lack of volume control and average noise cancelling, they strongly recommend them for anyone seeking budget-friendly earbuds.

The reviewer finds the Space Travel 2 to be an iterative update rather than a true second generation, with the same problematic case design as the original. While the earbuds are comfortable and have good ANC for the price, the lack of improvements and unchanged flaws are disappointing. Overall, it's a decent budget option but not a meaningful upgrade.

The reviewer finds the Moondrop Space Travel 2 to be a mixed update, with the main appeal being its low price and extensive EQ customization, but the default sound is compressed and shouty, battery life is short, and the case has ergonomic issues. They recommend it only for tinkerers or those who want a non-distracting pair for study, while most people would be better off with the original or other earbuds.

The reviewer was previously critical of the original Space Travel, but finds the Space Travel 2 to be a definitive upgrade and a solid all-rounder. They praise the improved sound quality, extensive app customization with a parametric EQ, and better battery life, concluding it offers excellent value at its price point. The main criticisms are the unchanged lidless case design and the lack of on-earbud volume control.