Moondrop - Blessing 3

A rating of 5/5 generally implies that a product is perfect. That is a paradox. Nothing in life is perfect. People have wasted away their entire lives chasing perfection, blah blah blah...
The Moondrop Blessing 3 is not perfect, but it is very good. I am a Trauma Surgeon by profession. So, it is my job to chase perfection in what I do. Therefore, I am always unhappy with my work. A connection that I felt when I put these on.
You don't need to read yet another review covering the drivers, or how the Dynamic Drivers in this can compare to Planars. You already know that. If you don't, please scroll up and watch the numerous videos covering the product in detail. You know this is the best selling sub-30k IEM currently, and if you have read this far, it's probably because you're combing through reviews of fellow audiophiles,to know whether you should part with that kind of cash. Atleast, that's usually the case.
Know this then: You are here(and not on a generic marketplace) because you like sound, just like you like to stop and admire a sunset. You enjoy good food and wine(probably), you are a connoisseur of art,and so on...
Therefore, you are like me, and you have already made your decision. You just want to feel good about it. You won't, because once you have these, you will want more. That is the curse.
I would like to thank Virendra "HeadPhone Guru" for their help. I wanted IEMs to justify the purchase of an iFi Audio Go Pod (LDAC over Bluetooth),and these will deliver just fine.
They supposedly pick up from Crinacle's tuning on the Series 2, whatever that is. I like it, but have modified it to sound more pleasing to my ears (a very amateur tuning of the graph is attached for reference).
Now, all that is left to do is wait on the Bluetooth Adapter.
PS: In case you are looking for IEMs for gaming, make sure they fit into your ears comfortably first. These are just a tiny bit big for me (Disclaimer: Impression after just 12 hours of ownership), which causes discomfort after about an hour.

I am driving this IEM with Cayin R2R Amp and this review is based on the combination of both.
1. A very Neutral Sound signature. Does not boast anything out of the box. Originality of the instruments timbre is preserved. Female Vocals standout as well as male, somewhat slightly behind female.
2. Bass is tight and not overpowered, I could say a little more bass would have not hurt. I am still happy the way how it stays alive in the tracks.
3. Sound stage is large, you could sense all the instruments placed wide and how they are rolled.
4. Awesome Mids and Highs.

Overall a Very Good IEM coupled with the AMP. Little disappointed with the Bass but honestly steal for the price.

I am very new to the IEM world though I have tried a lot of headphones in my time. These are so beautifully designed and are the perfect fit for my ears. The sound is really good with punchy bass and a clear mid range the treble area is also very well balanced it's a very clean sound, which I prefer. I am sure there are IEMs that will sound better than these but I doubt any will be in this price range. Thanks Headphone zone for the incredible experience.

There’s been a lot of noise about these IEMs online; accusations of lacking bass, being too lean and so on; Don’t let that fool you, these are incredible sounding, balanced and a lot of fun to listen to.

The technicalities are outstanding and they’re also quite comfortable (for my big ears) and not fatiguing at all, compared to my 7hz timeless. I thought they were quite resolving till I played them back to back and realised the vast gulf between these two IEMs. Timeless might have an arguably more ‘fun’ sound signature, but I couldn’t listen to those for more than an hour in a row. These, I can’t find any reasons to take them out, or even want to hours on end. Outstanding clarity, staging and details with a very neutral and clean tuning.

It’s not all sunshine and roses though, the accessories were very sparse for a product so expensive and the ear tips were just shoved into a little plastic baggie, no presentation or premium feel at all. Also, the nozzle doesn’t have a filter which is scary for wax blockages etc; I wish they’d been a little more generous on the accessories. You do get a waifu card, I guess. But based on just the IEMs, these are pretty much endgame unless you’re willing to spend a lot more.

Blessing 3 will continue to carry on the legacy of the great Blessing 2. The imaging and clarity is great - vocals and tuning is all on point. Bass might be a bit lacking but I don't think it's low, it is good enough to compete with some higher priced IEMs. The tuning is overall warm and feels great for vocals and everyday use.

Comfort of the B3 is great - feels good even for long usage. The build quality of the IEM is great and it feels durable. The glossy finishing is a finger print magnet though - so keep wiping it to keep them shiny!

For the accessories - the case is quite big and feels luxurious. The wires and ear tips are good as well.

Do note that there's a Blessing 3 dusk coming soon which is going to continue the partnership with Crinacle. I might regret this later but so far this IEM is holding it's own. The only place I expect some improvement is probably the bass which might happen with B3Dusk.

I have been waiting for a while for these as I've mostly used dynamic driver IEMs and I've been on a lookout for a good hybrid set. The Blessing 2 has been out for a while and was due for a upgrade. The B2D were not available in India and when the news came out that the Blessing 3 is coming out, I was super excited. The comfort and all are pretty good and the IEMs look beautiful although the faceplate will catch fingerprints like anything. Coming to the sound, these have sub-bass focused neutral sound signature. Some people might like a little bit more sub bass but everyone knows that a Crinacle collab is in the works for these. For me, the bass is enough and if needed i can turn on the x-bass button on the hip-dac 2. When I got these, I've been just listening to music on them and that's a good signs of any headphones or earphones that you like listening to them and get lost in the audio Nirvana! Thanks Headphone Zone for a timely delivery.

TL;DR these are probably the endgame IEMs for me right now.

I consider my ER4SR as the reference for sound signature; very flat, airy mids and highs with really lean, tight and textured bass that digs deep but doesn't muddle the mids. My only complaint with the ER4SR is their abysmal comfort; it makes wearing them impossible beyond half hour at a stretch.

Well, the Blessing 3s are all that ER4SR are but with a great fit and comfort. The material feels great in the ear, the cable is very good and supplied hard pouch can fit the IEMs with my Fiio BTR5 too. It's easy to get a comfortable fit with the supplied tips.

As for the sound, the mids and treble are flat, airy and open, so good that my (non-discerning) wife could spot they're better than my Astell & Kern's Billie Jean. Also, my hearing is limited to 14KHz so my treble review may not be accurate.

The bass is flat, goes deep and wakes up only when required and doesn't muddle the mids. It's sub bass extension is very apparent on tracks like Krigsgaldr by Heilung at 1:50 and The Hidden Orchestra's East London Street - Drums only version. The only thing missing now is the chest thump :)

Overall very impressive for the price.

A few nitpicks for the otherwise excellent pair:

The bass - although it's flat and deep, is a little 'tubby' for my taste, for a lack of better term. I think this because of the Dynamic Driver doing bass duty rather than the tuning. I prefer the tight and fast response of BA for bass as well, YMMV.

The Left and Right markers on both the cable and earbuds are either missing or not legible. This makes initial fitting guesswork. At least add red-blue to the cable like Fiio does.

The sound profile of moondrop blessing is pretty amazing, Waited for price to drop a bit and got a good deal. Appreciate the packaging and fast delivery of product from Headphone Zone.