Glacier

Bought the Glacier with 2-pin connectors that kept falling out under the heavy shells; Dunu exchanged them for MMCX, which has had no problems.

Bought the Glacier and loves its gorgeous build, finding it detailed and clean, but in hindsight it didn't give much more than their Tangzu Gate.

Upgraded from the Moondrop Variations to the Glacier and loves it: bombastic near-basshead bass, consistent across genres; still their daily driver months later.

Made the same Variations-to-Glacier upgrade and vouches for the difference, especially the soundstage.

The Glacier is their favourite IEM besides the Canpur CP622B.

Bought the Glacier on sale and gets at least twice the enjoyment of their Monarch MK3, with deep rumbling bass that brings hip hop to life.

Received the Glacier a week ago as their first $1k+ IEM and couldn't be happier.

A/B tested the Glacier and found only the Acoustune HS2000MX MKII came close; it destroyed the Monarch MK4 and 64 Audio U4s.

Demoed the Glacier and Prisma Lumen/Lux and found the Glacier more engaging and intimate, though vocals can get drowned in busy tracks.

Owns the Glacier and Valhalla and loves the Glacier more; it is much bassier and has something special.

Finds the Glacier one of the best V-shaped IEMs they've tried, though the shells are heavier than the Valhalla's.

Loved the Glacier's sound but it didn't fit their ears, so they had to sell it.

Just got the Glacier and is very happy, finding it surprisingly comfortable though heavy, and less boring than the SA6 MKII they sold.

The Dunu Glacier is well rounded and smooth, with bass a touch under the Origin; the shells are chunky and heavy but fine in ear.

The Dunu Glacier is their endgame for bass, soundstage and separation: one of the best V-shaped sets, slightly bright and not lush in the mids.