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title: "Moondrop CHU II High Performance Dynamic Driver IEMs Interchangeable Cable in-Ear Headphone"
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# 10mm dynamic driver for rich sound Replaceable brass CNC acoustic nozzle Aluminum-magnesium alloy shell for durability Moondrop CHU II High Performance Dynamic Driver IEMs Interchangeable Cable in-Ear Headphone

**Brand:** moondrop
**Price:** ₹ 4331
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎧 Elevate your audio game with Moondrop CHU II — where precision meets style.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Moondrop CHU II High Performance Dynamic Driver IEMs Interchangeable Cable in-Ear Headphone by moondrop
- **How much does it cost?** ₹ 4331 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- moondrop enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted moondrop brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Customizable Sound Signature:** Interchangeable acoustic nozzles let you tailor your listening experience on the fly—never settle for generic audio again.
- • **Precision-Tuned Audio Clarity:** Experience ultra-low nonlinear distortion (<0.05%) for pristine, natural sound that reveals every subtle detail.
- • **Tangle-Free, Detachable Cable:** Silver-colored, pliable cable with L-shaped 3.5mm jack ensures hassle-free connectivity and easy replacement.
- • **Premium Build Meets Everyday Comfort:** Sleek aluminum-magnesium alloy housing combines lightweight durability with ergonomic design for all-day wear.
- • **Studio-Grade Performance at a Budget:** Top-tier dynamic driver and alloy casting technology deliver audiophile-level sound without breaking the bank.

## Overview

The Moondrop CHU II are high-performance in-ear monitors featuring a 10mm dynamic driver with an aluminum-magnesium alloy dome diaphragm for extended treble and punchy bass. Their durable alloy-cast metal shell houses a replaceable brass CNC acoustic nozzle, enabling customizable sound filters. With ultra-low nonlinear distortion below 0.05%, these wired IEMs deliver natural, detailed audio. The detachable silver-sleeved cable with an L-shaped 3.5mm jack enhances durability and convenience. Designed for adults seeking professional-grade sound in a sleek, ergonomic form factor, the CHU II offers exceptional value and comfort for both casual and studio use.

## Description

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Review: Moondrop Chu II - I got the Linsoul 7Hz Salnotes Zeros about a year ago as an upgrade from basic budget earbuds, and have enjoyed them. I wanted a second IEM so one could be for at-home use and one could be for carrying around. I find the audiophile rabbit hole fascinating, but have difficulty hearing and describing characteristics in audio that might be apparent to those folks. So I wanted to try a different IEM and see if I could hear differences from the Zeros. I went with the Chu II's because of the reputation of the original Chu's, and initial YouTube reviews of the Chu II's were quite positive. I've been using the Chu II's at home and carrying the Zeros around. I haven't attempted to A/B them for a careful comparison, so all I can say right now is that I enjoy them both. As far as I can tell, they both have an even response with good presence and are not lacking in bass. Neither have an overpowering bass or a shrill treble to me. The shape of the Chu II shell is a bit more comfortable, and they look a bit more streamlined than the Zeros. Chu II also has a metal shell in comparison to the Zero's shell which is mostly plastic. The Chu II cable has a nice silver color in a clear sleeve and is a bit more pliable than the Zero's braided copper cable. The plug on the Chu II cable is L-shaped while the Zero plug is straight. Both the Chu II and Zero are very easy to drive and work well plugged into a DAC (which is a Scarlett Focusrite Solo for me) or a standard 3.5mm jack from a phone or laptop. Many reviewers seem to prefer the spring tips that came with the original Chus. The Chu II's come with basic tips of varying size. I use the ones that fit the most snugly and they seem good to me. The Zeros and Chu II's seem to be safe budget-friendly choices for a first IEM or to have a few handy. I like them both and don't see one as a clear winner. Perhaps I will give a slight edge to the Chu II because of the look and ergonomics. There are a bunch of other highly touted budget IEMs on the market right now too: the Kiwi Ears Cadenza, Tangzu Wan'er, the Truthear Hola are three that come up a lot. I'm thinking that these also might be safe choices, but that's it's not necessary to acquire all of them because they won't be so different sounding from each other. It would be useful to listen to them side-by-side and somehow be able switch back and forth without delay, but I'm not sure if that is physically possible. Update (10/28/2024) After about one year of regular use, the right IEM suddenly stopped producing sound. These are the IEMs I use for home listening, so I have treated them very delicately. I noticed that this was a recurring issue in other reviews and did some troubleshooting. First I swapped the left and right shells to the opposite sides of the cable; the right IEM was still the one with no output. Then I tried removing the filter from the right IEM and putting the tip back on with no filter (very briefly). The output seems to be normal, so I think it is definitely a filter issue. There was a bunch of gunk on the filter, including some blue stuff (blue ear wax?), so I tried cleaning it with 91% isopropyl alcohol and some q-tips. The filter is a thin piece of metal and an a tiny sheet of paper housed inside of a round enclosure. I gave both of them a good swabbing, and they both appear to be significantly less gunky. After replacing the original filter, the output has improved significantly, maybe to about 50%. I rummaged through my saved box collection to see if I could find the Chu II box in case it had some extra filters, but I can't seem to find it. I think replacing with a new filter will bring the output all the way back, but I'll post an update if I try it.
Review: Great quality, inexpensive IEMs - I purchased these after my pair of noname IEMs died, since they're the top selling pair on desertcart under $25. I use these to edit a podcast, and they work great and are pretty transparent. For the price, these things are an unbelievable deal. They sound great with both music and spoken word, they're comfortable for extended wear, and the all-metal housing is really sturdy. The cable is also really nice - it's thick and doesn't tangle easily. When these die, I'll probably just get another pair since I don't really want or need anything else. My only complaint is with static - it's winter when I'm writing this, and with the air being really dry, these have a tendency to give a very slight, occasional static shock when your ear touches the metal body. It doesn't hurt but you can hear it and it just kinda feels weird. Is it a dealbreaker though, absolutely not. Also, very minor thing, what's up with the anime girl on the packaging? It's kind of embarrassing when you just want some headphones, I get that some people like it but it's a super weird branding choice. Update after 8 months of almost-daily wear - I typically wear these in an office with only one ear in so I can hear what's going on around me, and I've noticed that the left ear (the one I would wear most often) has dropped in volume by about 80% while the right ear is perfectly fine. No idea what caused it, it just happened one day. I'm not dinging it any stars since it's still a crazy value for the quality you're getting, but don't expect too much longevity out of these if you wear them frequently. Update after over a year of near-daily use - these unfortunately died on me a couple of weeks ago. Wearing them in only one ear at a time, I noticed that the ear that I would favor would slowly diminish in volume in the last two weeks of its lifespan, and at a certain point it would fully die on that side. Then I'd switch to the other side, extending its life a few months, but the same thing eventually happened where the volume would gradually lower until it stopped working entirely. I decided to branch out and try a new set after these (the Linsoul Salnotes Zero) and the Moondrops are far and away the best build quality I've found in this price range. Sound quality is similar with decent clarity on both, but I noticed that these are tuned with a bit more bass and slightly more high end detail. So if you're using these in a studio or editing situation, I would maybe look for a pair with a flatter response. Otherwise, if you're using these for casual listening or really anything else, they'll sound great and last you a little while before you have to replace them.

## Features

- Aluminum-Magnesium Alloy Dome Composite Diaphragm As a dome diaphragm material, AI-Mg alloy exhibits high rigidity and light weight, thereby extending the treble bandwidth and revealing more subtle details. The diaphragm suspension is composed of two polymer materials with differing characteristics,resulting in a punchier bass and greatly reduced nonlinear distortion.
- Alloy Casting Cavity Ensuring Durability and High-Quality Texture The acoustic cavity of the“CHU II”is manufactured using MOONDROP's mature alloy casting technology, ensuring both rigidity and fine texture. A durable paint layer protects the metal shell from corrosion.
- Brass CNC Acoustic Nozzle The nozzle of the "CHU II" consists of a separate brass CNC component, offering higher precision and density, and resulting in beautiful timbre.
- Replaceable Acoustic Nozzle "CHU II" incorporates a new generation of replaceable acoustic filters. The front end of the brass nozzle is detachable, allowing users to replace the acoustic filter quickly and conveniently.
- Ultra-low Nonlinear Distortion Reproduction of Subtle Details Thanks to the solid technology and meticulous design of the diaphragm material, "CHU II”offers a nonlinear flll frequency distortion below 0.05%，resulting in natural timbre and the reproduction of even the sublest details.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CB8HHS8V |
| Additional Features | Replaceable Acoustic Nozzle |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Antenna Location | Cycling, Running |
| Audio Driver Size | 10 millimeters |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Battery Charge Time | 15 hours |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,001 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #122 in Earbud & In-Ear Headphones |
| Brand | Moondrop |
| Brand Name | Moondrop |
| Built-In Media | CHU II * 1, Cable, Eartip, Protective Case, User Manual |
| Cable Features | Detachable |
| Carrying Case Weight | 3.5 ounces |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Cellphones, Laptops |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 4,160 Reviews |
| Ear Placement | In Ear |
| Earpiece Shape | Rounded tip |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Form Factor | In Ear |
| Frequency Range | 20Hz-20KHz |
| Headphone Folding Features | In Ear |
| Headphone Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
| Headphones Ear Placement | In Ear |
| Impedance | 18 ohm |
| Item Weight | 3.87 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Moondrop |
| Model Name | CHU II |
| Model Number | MOONDROP-CHU-II |
| Noise Control | None |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Sensitivity | 119 db |
| Series Number | 2 |
| Specific Uses For Product | Entertainment, Professional |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 1 year manufacturer |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Moondrop
- **Color:** Black
- **Ear Placement:** In Ear
- **Form Factor:** In Ear
- **Impedance:** 18 ohm

## Images

![Moondrop CHU II High Performance Dynamic Driver IEMs Interchangeable Cable in-Ear Headphone - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51QFEa8yBYL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: does it have a microphone?**
A: No it does not

**Q: How long is the cable?**
A: Most IEM cables are 1.2 meters in length. This one is exactly that.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Moondrop Chu II
*by A***1 on December 25, 2023*

I got the Linsoul 7Hz Salnotes Zeros about a year ago as an upgrade from basic budget earbuds, and have enjoyed them. I wanted a second IEM so one could be for at-home use and one could be for carrying around. I find the audiophile rabbit hole fascinating, but have difficulty hearing and describing characteristics in audio that might be apparent to those folks. So I wanted to try a different IEM and see if I could hear differences from the Zeros. I went with the Chu II's because of the reputation of the original Chu's, and initial YouTube reviews of the Chu II's were quite positive. I've been using the Chu II's at home and carrying the Zeros around. I haven't attempted to A/B them for a careful comparison, so all I can say right now is that I enjoy them both. As far as I can tell, they both have an even response with good presence and are not lacking in bass. Neither have an overpowering bass or a shrill treble to me. The shape of the Chu II shell is a bit more comfortable, and they look a bit more streamlined than the Zeros. Chu II also has a metal shell in comparison to the Zero's shell which is mostly plastic. The Chu II cable has a nice silver color in a clear sleeve and is a bit more pliable than the Zero's braided copper cable. The plug on the Chu II cable is L-shaped while the Zero plug is straight. Both the Chu II and Zero are very easy to drive and work well plugged into a DAC (which is a Scarlett Focusrite Solo for me) or a standard 3.5mm jack from a phone or laptop. Many reviewers seem to prefer the spring tips that came with the original Chus. The Chu II's come with basic tips of varying size. I use the ones that fit the most snugly and they seem good to me. The Zeros and Chu II's seem to be safe budget-friendly choices for a first IEM or to have a few handy. I like them both and don't see one as a clear winner. Perhaps I will give a slight edge to the Chu II because of the look and ergonomics. There are a bunch of other highly touted budget IEMs on the market right now too: the Kiwi Ears Cadenza, Tangzu Wan'er, the Truthear Hola are three that come up a lot. I'm thinking that these also might be safe choices, but that's it's not necessary to acquire all of them because they won't be so different sounding from each other. It would be useful to listen to them side-by-side and somehow be able switch back and forth without delay, but I'm not sure if that is physically possible. Update (10/28/2024) After about one year of regular use, the right IEM suddenly stopped producing sound. These are the IEMs I use for home listening, so I have treated them very delicately. I noticed that this was a recurring issue in other reviews and did some troubleshooting. First I swapped the left and right shells to the opposite sides of the cable; the right IEM was still the one with no output. Then I tried removing the filter from the right IEM and putting the tip back on with no filter (very briefly). The output seems to be normal, so I think it is definitely a filter issue. There was a bunch of gunk on the filter, including some blue stuff (blue ear wax?), so I tried cleaning it with 91% isopropyl alcohol and some q-tips. The filter is a thin piece of metal and an a tiny sheet of paper housed inside of a round enclosure. I gave both of them a good swabbing, and they both appear to be significantly less gunky. After replacing the original filter, the output has improved significantly, maybe to about 50%. I rummaged through my saved box collection to see if I could find the Chu II box in case it had some extra filters, but I can't seem to find it. I think replacing with a new filter will bring the output all the way back, but I'll post an update if I try it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great quality, inexpensive IEMs
*by J***. on December 19, 2024*

I purchased these after my pair of noname IEMs died, since they're the top selling pair on amazon under $25. I use these to edit a podcast, and they work great and are pretty transparent. For the price, these things are an unbelievable deal. They sound great with both music and spoken word, they're comfortable for extended wear, and the all-metal housing is really sturdy. The cable is also really nice - it's thick and doesn't tangle easily. When these die, I'll probably just get another pair since I don't really want or need anything else. My only complaint is with static - it's winter when I'm writing this, and with the air being really dry, these have a tendency to give a very slight, occasional static shock when your ear touches the metal body. It doesn't hurt but you can hear it and it just kinda feels weird. Is it a dealbreaker though, absolutely not. Also, very minor thing, what's up with the anime girl on the packaging? It's kind of embarrassing when you just want some headphones, I get that some people like it but it's a super weird branding choice. Update after 8 months of almost-daily wear - I typically wear these in an office with only one ear in so I can hear what's going on around me, and I've noticed that the left ear (the one I would wear most often) has dropped in volume by about 80% while the right ear is perfectly fine. No idea what caused it, it just happened one day. I'm not dinging it any stars since it's still a crazy value for the quality you're getting, but don't expect too much longevity out of these if you wear them frequently. Update after over a year of near-daily use - these unfortunately died on me a couple of weeks ago. Wearing them in only one ear at a time, I noticed that the ear that I would favor would slowly diminish in volume in the last two weeks of its lifespan, and at a certain point it would fully die on that side. Then I'd switch to the other side, extending its life a few months, but the same thing eventually happened where the volume would gradually lower until it stopped working entirely. I decided to branch out and try a new set after these (the Linsoul Salnotes Zero) and the Moondrops are far and away the best build quality I've found in this price range. Sound quality is similar with decent clarity on both, but I noticed that these are tuned with a bit more bass and slightly more high end detail. So if you're using these in a studio or editing situation, I would maybe look for a pair with a flatter response. Otherwise, if you're using these for casual listening or really anything else, they'll sound great and last you a little while before you have to replace them.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Difficult to Set Up and Lacks Bass
*by V***O on November 3, 2023*

After all the incredibly positive reviews I read about these on the Web, I knew I had to try them. But I found some things that disappointed me, although it's important not to lose track of the low cost. The instructions were literally zero, so it took me like an hour to get them set up, although I will admit that these were my very first paid of IEMs. First of all, the left and right channels on the detachable cables are NOT labeled, so there's nothing to stop you from plugging the left wire into the right earpiece. I kept wondering why my music sounded weird, why vocals and instruments I knew should be in the right channel were coming out of the left. Once I sorted that out, I realized there was also nothing to stop one from plugging the wires in with the wrong polarity, causing the music in one ear to be out of phase with the other. Then, I struggled to get these to fit. If I tilted my head even slightly to one side, they would just fall out. Finally I discovered that I had reversed the polarity on both plugs, making it impossible to fit these correctly around my ears. There really were NO useful instructions and NO diagrams provided. Finally, after watching some videos of other products to figure out how to wear these, I got all sorted out and started to listen to music. At first I was disappointed with the relatively shrill and tinny sound. (I even tried them with my iPhone 13 connected to an Apple lighting-to-headphone adapter, and also on a PC and even with an expensive USB DAC playing FLAC files). I will say that the midrange tone is quite nice, but there is relatively little bass and the extreme highs also seem reduced to me. However, as I listened more and more, I acclimated to them and at this point they have become my preferred listening devices for certain kinds of music at certain times, despite their flaws. I now find myself liking the idea of using an IEM enough that I'm starting to wonder how much more I'd enjoy listening through a really good pair of more expensive IEMs.

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