Moondrop Lan 2 (No Mic) Gaming In Ear Monitors

MOONDROP Lan II Pop and Ref In-Ear Monitor

Specification

• Model: Lan 2 (LAN II) - [REF] and [POP] Variants
• Shell: MIM Steel Shell
• Driver: 10mm Next-Gen Glass-Dome Composite Dynamic Driver
• Magnetic Circuit: Dual Magnetic Circuit (Internal + External N52)
• Headphone Jack: 0.78mm-2pin
• Plug: 4.4mm Balanced (Includes 3.5mm SE Adapter)
• Frequency Response: 12Hz - 60kHz
• Effective Frequency Response: 20Hz - 20kHz (IEC60318-4, 3dB)
• Impedance: 30Ω±15% (@1kHz)
• Sensitivity: 118dB/Vrms(@1kHz)
• THD: THD≤0.08% (@1kHz, 94dB)

Package

• [Lan 2] In-ear Headphone × 1
• High-purity OFC 4.4mm Balanced Cable × 1
• 4.4mm to 3.5mm Adapter × 1
• Synthetic Leather Storage Pouch × 1
• Ear-Tips × 3 pairs (S, M, L)
• Manual & QC Certificate
• Anime Art Card

RGT Rating 

The Moondrop Lan 2 takes the technical base of the original and adds much-needed versatility. The inclusion of a 4.4mm balanced cable and adapter out of the box is a massive value win, though the "Ref" version may be polarizing for those sensitive to treble.

Imaging and Soundstage: 3.5/5

The new glass-dome driver improves transient response, making the imaging even sharper than the V1.

• REF: Excellent for competitive FPS (Valorant/CS2) where footsteps and reload cues need to be surgically placed.

• POP: Slightly more "closed-in" due to the increased bass presence, but offers better depth for immersive RPGs.

Sound Signature:

REF (Reference): Neutral-Bright. It’s clinical and lean. It emphasizes clarity and "air," making it a tool for those who want to hear every detail, though it can be fatiguing at high volumes.

POP (Popular): Warm-V-Shape. Think of it as a "Super Chu 2." It adds a punchy mid-bass and more forward vocals, making it much better for general media, action movies, and casual gaming.

Comfort: 3.5/5

Moondrop kept the small, ergonomic MIM shell. It remains one of the best fits for small to medium ears. The weight of the steel feels premium without being heavy enough to cause fatigue during 4-hour sessions.. 

Versatility: 5/5

With two tuning options and a balanced-ready cable setup, this is a Swiss Army knife. However, it loses a half-point because the REF is almost too bright for some, and the POP can occasionally feel a bit "sharp" in the upper mids.

Potential Drawbacks:

REF Version: Can be "shouty" or thin for users who prefer a cinematic, bass-heavy experience.

POP Version: Some might find it too similar to the cheaper Chu 2 in tuning, though the technicalities are superior.

Build: Like many Moondrop sets, keep them dry! They are sensitive to humidity-related channel imbalance.

DISCLAIMER

REMEMBER!!!!! ALL THE RATINGS ARE A COMPILATION OF WHAT RGT STAFF AND TESTER HAVE FOUND AND FEEL ABOUT THE IEM PLUS REFERENCING SOME ONLINE REVIEW, IT IS BY NO MEANS A PROFESSIONAL REVIEW OR EVEN AN ULTIMATUM FOR THE IEM THAT ARE BEING REVIEW. 

BEST WAY TO KNOW IF THE IEM IS GOOD FOR YOU FOR MUSIC OR GAMING IS TO TRY IS OUT YOURSELF, SO BRING YOURSELF TO RGT PHYSICAL STORE AT EMHUB KOTA DAMANSARA TO TRY THEM OUT YOURSELVE IN GAME.