Moondrop Lan

Everything i want in an IEM

My experience with IEMs in general has been filled with frustrations of closed off sound, poor fit, long session comfort, etc. My trip to Singapore brought me to The Hangout, and the Moondrop LAN was one of the half a dozen pairs I demoed.

The width of the sound stage and separation was staggering to me. It was extremely easy to sit down and pick apart tracks I wasn’t even intimately familiar with. A big detail on the sound signature for me is that the low end frequencies are not super strong, but are definitely present.

In terms of comfort, these are one of the only IEMs I’ve ever tried that actually stay in my ear canal and maintain a proper seal. The corners of the casing do not press against my ears in any way, making long listening session minimally fatiguing.

The LANs have opened my eyes to a new standard of IEM, and convinced me that exploring other IEMs in the future is a feasible option for my music listening. The best part to me is the LANs come in at a very affordable price point.

I have no remarks on build quality and longevity as I have only owned the Moondrop LAN for about a week.

Amazing

I bought these to use them as an IEM headset for work calls and they work great my daily driver of choice is the Moondrop May and although the LAN is very different, for calls (which are a good portion of my day some days) it’s just awesome. The fit is great, the build quality is great, it just feels even more expensive than it is. If you like things like the Salnotes zero, the moondrop LAN will be right around your alley.

Does work, sounds good, what else you can ask for this price? Hoping to use these for years to come, especially when you can replace the cable easily.