Moondrop Blessing 3
Six-driver tribrid with reference tuning — a modern audiophile benchmark
Key characteristics
Highlights
- ✓ 2 dynamic + 4 balanced-armature drivers per side
- ✓ Reference-neutral VDSF target tuning
- ✓ Detachable 2-pin cable, CNC metal shells
- ✓ Generous tips and case in the box
Our take
The Blessing 3 is a modern audiophile benchmark: a 2DD+4BA tribrid with a clean, reference-leaning tuning that reveals detail without harshness, in a well-built metal shell with a detachable cable. It's the IEM reviewers point newcomers to for near-'endgame' sound without spending four figures — and unlike the Etymotic EVO, it's easy to buy in the EU.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- + Clean, reference-style tuning with strong detail
- + Six-driver tribrid at a sane price
- + Solid metal build, detachable 2-pin cable
- + Widely available with lots of tips included
Cons
- − Needs good tips and fit for the best bass
- − Neutral tuning isn't for bass-heads
- − Wired only — no mic or controls
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