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Moondrop Aria · 79,90 €Truthear Hexa · 79,90 €
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Comparison of Moondrop Aria, Truthear Hexa
What mattersMoondrop AriaMoondropMedium confidenceTruthear HexaTruthearMedium confidence
Worth Score7.17.6 (best in this comparison)
Best price79,90 €79,90 €
ConfidenceMediumMedium
Price fairness8.89.1 (best in this comparison)
Build quality6.47.2 (best in this comparison)
Performance8.28.6 (best in this comparison)
Longevity6.87.6 (best in this comparison)
Repairability7.07.2 (best in this comparison)
Support & warranty3.6 (best in this comparison)3.4
Battery (ANC on)
Noise cancellingPassive isolation onlyPassive isolation only
Water resistance
Codecs
Case charging
Best forA safe first step into IEMs · Warm, forgiving tuning · Long listening sessionsStudio-neutral listening on a budget · Podcasts and vocal-heavy music · A reference to judge other sets against
Avoid ifYou are hard on your gear · You want the last word in detailYou want impact and slam · You need noise cancelling
Main drawbackPaint chips and wears at the nozzleBass is polite to the point of thin
Verdict

The Truthear Hexa wins on both score and price.

Across these 2 earbuds, the Truthear Hexa has both the highest Worth Score (7.6) and the best score per euro at 79,90 €. That is unusual — normally you trade one for the other. Its weak point is bass is polite to the point of thin.

Best overallTruthear Hexa Highest Worth Score here at 7.6, 0.5 ahead of the Moondrop Aria. Best for studio-neutral listening on a budget.
CheapestMoondrop Aria 79,90 € — the entry point here. Paint chips and wears at the nozzle
Prototype data — prices and retailer stock are a fixed demo snapshot from 28 July 2026, not a live feed.