Supermoon

Auditioned the Supermoon alongside several high-end IEMs and was surprised to love it, ranking it nearly second on the table behind the Dunu Glacier.

Bought the Supermoon at half price to replace a broken Sony IER-M9 and is glad they did: better tonality than their Audeze Euclid and comfortable for long listening, though a bit bass-heavy for them.

Paid $1100 for the Supermoon a month earlier and calls them pretty amazing planars.

Has owned the Supermoon for a year after buying it for $499 and finds the sound and comfort great, an excellent deal at that price.

Upgraded from the Moondrop Aria 2 to the Supermoon and finds it super technical and clean, but only 20-30% better for casual listening and sometimes painfully sharp in the treble on some music.

Got the Supermoon for $200 at Drop's closeout and finds the planar set sits in their ears almost like a custom fit.

Trialled a Supermoon demo unit, then bought the custom version; finds the detail retrieval great and close to top-of-the-line, though the universal was a bit upper-dominant with lower mids not forward enough.

Could not stop smiling while demoing the Supermoon in a store across many genres, then ordered a custom pair for commuting and drumming.