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How to Get the Moondrop Aria 2 in Pakistan

By importfromchina.shop teamUpdated October 11, 20269 min read
Quick answer

The Moondrop Aria 2 is a single dynamic driver wired IEM with a zinc alloy shell, brass nozzles and a detachable 0.78mm 2-pin cable that ships with both 3.5mm and 4.4mm plugs. It was not listed on Daraz when we checked in October 2026, so the realistic route is importing one pair from a Chinese seller. Send the product link, get one delivered price in rupees, pay once, and it typically reaches you 7 to 15 days after the seller dispatches.

What is the Moondrop Aria 2 and who is it for?

The Aria 2 is a wired in-ear monitor (IEM) from Moondrop, a Chinese audio brand. It uses one dynamic driver per side, which reviewers describe as having a TiN ceramic-coated dome composite diaphragm developed in-house. It is a step up from the free earphones that came with your phone, but it is not a wireless earbud. You plug it into a headphone jack or a USB-C dongle.

It suits three kinds of people in Pakistan:

  • Someone who listens on a phone or laptop for hours a day and wants a comfortable, well-built wired set.
  • Someone who already owns a cheaper IEM and wants something sturdier, with a metal shell instead of plastic.
  • Someone planning to add a small USB-C DAC later, because the Aria 2 comes ready for a balanced 4.4mm connection.

Because it is wired, it has no battery to wear out and no Bluetooth lag in games or videos on your phone. That alone is why many people still choose a wired IEM over earbuds.

It does not suit you if you need a microphone for calls, want wireless, or have very small ears. The official package list includes no microphone cable, and reviewers note the shell is a few millimetres wider than the original Aria.

What are the Aria 2's verified specs?

These figures come from Moondrop's own product page, with the driver and nozzle details from a published review.

SpecMoondrop Aria 2
DriverSingle dynamic driver
Impedance33Ω ±15% at 1kHz
Sensitivity122dB/Vrms at 1kHz
Frequency response16Hz to 22kHz (free field), effective 20Hz to 20kHz
THD0.05% or lower at 1kHz
ShellZinc alloy cavity
NozzleBrass
Cable connector0.78mm 2-pin, detachable
Plugs in the box3.5mm single-ended and 4.4mm balanced
Also in the boxEar tips, storage case, user manual

In plain terms, 33 ohms and 122dB/Vrms mean it gets loud easily. A reviewer at Everyday Listening called it very easy to drive. You do not need a separate amplifier for normal listening from a phone dongle.

The same review adds useful build details. The shells are alloy-cast and CNC-milled and left unpainted, which should avoid the chipping some owners saw on painted earlier Moondrop shells. The nozzles are gold-plated brass and removable. The cable is a thicker four-wire braid with metal hardware that matches the shells, and the storage case is a leather case with a hard inner shell. Isolation is about average for a dynamic driver IEM, so it blocks less outside noise than you might expect on a loud bus or rickshaw ride. Turn the volume up less, not more, in noisy places.

Which version of the Aria 2 should you buy?

Moondrop's page lists one version, with no colour options and no microphone variant. That makes picking simple, but listings on Chinese marketplaces can still confuse you:

  • Aria versus Aria 2. The original Aria is an older model with a different diaphragm and a painted shell. Sellers still list it. Check the title says "Aria 2" or "ARIA2" and that the listing images show the unpainted metal shell with a laser-etched faceplate pattern.
  • The cable and plugs. The Aria 2 cable uses a modular connector with a threaded lock, and the box contains both a 3.5mm and a 4.4mm plug. If a listing shows only one plug in the package contents, ask the seller before ordering.
  • Bundles. Some sellers bundle the Aria 2 with a dongle or extra tips. A bundle only makes sense if you want that exact dongle. Otherwise order the earphones alone.

Will the Aria 2 work with my phone in Pakistan?

A quick word on the two plugs. The 3.5mm plug is the normal headphone plug. The 4.4mm plug is a balanced connection, where each earpiece gets its own separate pair of wires from the source. Sources usually give more voltage and lower noise on their balanced output. The Dawn Pro, for example, is rated at 2Vrms on 3.5mm and 4Vrms on 4.4mm. With an easy-to-drive IEM like the Aria 2 you will not need that extra voltage for loudness, but the lower noise floor can help.

Yes, with the right adapter. Many recent phones have no 3.5mm jack, so you need one of these:

  • A basic USB-C to 3.5mm dongle. These are sold widely on Daraz, including UGREEN ones. Because the Aria 2 is easy to drive, this works fine for everyday use.
  • A USB-C DAC with a 4.4mm port. Swap the Aria 2's plug to 4.4mm and connect to something like the Moondrop Dawn Pro, which is rated at 4Vrms on its 4.4mm output. This gives more headroom and a lower noise floor.
  • A laptop or PC headphone jack. The 3.5mm plug goes straight in.

iPhones with a USB-C port work with USB-C dongles. iPhones with a Lightning port need a Lightning to 3.5mm adapter, or a USB-C DAC plus a Lightning to USB-C cable such as FiiO's LT-LT3, which is listed on Daraz.

One thing to remember: the 4.4mm plug is for sources with a 4.4mm balanced port. For a 3.5mm source, simply swap back to the 3.5mm plug instead of using an adapter.

Is the Moondrop Aria 2 sold on Daraz?

The Aria 2 was not listed on Daraz when we checked in October 2026. Searching for it returned other Moondrop items instead: a Moondrop Quark 2 listing, a Chu-series listing and a Moondrop cable. Prices and stock change all the time, so it is worth searching again before you decide.

What are the alternatives already sold in Pakistan?

OptionWhereHow it differs from the Aria 2
Moondrop Quark 2Listed on DarazAnother Moondrop wired IEM, local stock, compare specs before buying
Moondrop Chu-seriesListed on DarazAnother Moondrop wired IEM line, local stock
Truthear GateListed on DarazSingle dynamic driver IEM aimed at entry-level buyers
Truthear HexaImportFour drivers per side, resin shell, no 4.4mm plug in the box

If you want a cheaper first IEM and fast delivery, a local listing is the sensible choice. If you want the metal shell and the 3.5mm plus 4.4mm cable, the Aria 2 is a different class of product and importing is how you get it. For a multi-driver option, read our guide to the Truthear Hexa.

How does importing one Aria 2 with us work?

  1. Find the Aria 2 on AliExpress, Taobao, 1688 or Alibaba and copy the link. A link is required. A screenshot or a model name alone is not enough.
  2. Send the link on WhatsApp. Mention if you want a specific seller or bundle.
  3. Within 24 hours we send one price in rupees. It covers the item, shipping, Pakistan customs and our fee, and the fee is stated upfront.
  4. You pay once, before it ships, by bank transfer, Raast, JazzCash or Easypaisa.
  5. We buy from a rated seller, ship by air and clear customs.
  6. It is delivered to your address anywhere in Pakistan, typically 7 to 15 days after the seller dispatches. Nothing to pay on delivery.

We handle one item per order for personal use. We do not do bulk, wholesale or resale stock, so this is not a route for buying ten pairs to sell. Browse other items people ask about on our products page.

Audio gear is familiar ground for us. We recently sourced a TDH39/DD45-type audiometric headset from a verified Alibaba supplier and delivered it in Pakistan, so specialist listings with Chinese-only descriptions do not put us off.

How does customs work for a pair of IEMs?

Earphones are electronics, and Pakistan has no meaningful duty-free threshold for commercial parcels. Customs duty depends on the HS code, and sales tax of 18% applies on top, plus other levies. Combined, these commonly come to 25% to 60% of the customs value, but rates change with budgets and SROs. Wired IEMs have no battery, so there are no air shipping restrictions to worry about. Our guide to customs duty from China to Pakistan explains how the total is worked out. When you import with us, all of this sits inside the one price.

What should you check when the Aria 2 arrives?

  1. The box contents. Earphones, cable, 3.5mm plug, 4.4mm plug, ear tips, storage case and manual should all be there.
  2. The model name. The box and the shell should say Aria 2, not the original Aria.
  3. Both channels. Play a stereo track and confirm sound from left and right at equal volume.
  4. The 2-pin connection. Pins should seat firmly. Note the polarity marking so you plug each side back in the same way.
  5. The modular plug. Screw the plug on fully. A loose thread causes crackles that sound like a fault.
  6. Fit. Try each tip size. Most complaints about sound come from a poor seal, not from the earphones.

Common mistakes when buying the Aria 2

  • Ordering the original Aria by accident because the listing title says only "Moondrop Aria".
  • Expecting a microphone. The Aria 2 has none in the box, so you need a third-party mic cable for calls.
  • Buying an expensive amplifier you do not need. With 122dB/Vrms sensitivity, a decent dongle is enough.
  • Leaving the 4.4mm plug on and using an adapter for a 3.5mm source, instead of swapping to the included 3.5mm plug.
  • Judging the sound with the wrong tip size before getting a good seal.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the Moondrop Aria 2 available in Pakistan?

It was not listed on Daraz when we checked in October 2026. You can import one pair from a Chinese seller through a single-item import service.

Does the Moondrop Aria 2 have a microphone?

No. Moondrop's package list has no mic cable. You can buy a separate 0.78mm 2-pin cable with a mic if you need calls.

Do I need an amp for the Aria 2?

No. It is rated at 33 ohms and 122dB/Vrms, so a basic USB-C dongle drives it to normal volume. A DAC like the Dawn Pro adds headroom and a balanced 4.4mm option.

Which plugs come with the Aria 2?

Both a 3.5mm single-ended plug and a 4.4mm balanced plug, which swap on a modular connector.

What is the difference between the Aria and the Aria 2?

The Aria 2 is the newer model with a different diaphragm, an unpainted metal shell and a modular cable with 3.5mm and 4.4mm plugs. Check listing titles carefully because both are still sold.

How long does it take to get an Aria 2 to Pakistan?

Through us, typically 7 to 15 days after the seller dispatches, delivered to your door with customs already paid.

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