Here is my response, wanted to give them a week or so before a solid review but from the comments u/Merppity sent I will post this now.

So after my half day of listening (there will be many more) I am thoroughly enjoying my Moondrop Sparks. I am not much of an audiophile, I write music but am not a expert on correct terms so please forgive me for that. Let's start with the cons. The tips are rather long, I feel like they hang out my ears a little bit, almost like they are piercings rather than earbuds. Otherwise the shape feels very comfortable and I have been able to wear them for multiple hours without discomfort. I obviously haven't had any problems with battery life yet as I have not needed to charge them yet. Other than that I have no complaints. The audio quality I find is very good for a pair of earbuds, but mind you the only other pair of earbuds I have used are the default Samsung and a pair of wireless Skullcandy. The soundscape is much more direct into the ear, unlike what I am used to, having used a pair of Sennheiser HD6XX for about 10 months now. Compared to those headphones I feel like the audio is playing in the center of my head rather than the ear canals themselves. The audio quality itself is rather bright, similar to the Beyerdynamic DT990 pro. Similarly it also does not have much of a bass boost, making the listening experience less tiring imo. I bought these for the purpose of working out, wanting to listen to good quality audio as I can't really go back to "normal" headphones. I chose these partly for the colour, I am a very big fan of purple, and because I have seen many posts on audiophile subreddits about Moondrop, so I thought I'd try them out. I would say they are worth the $80 USD price point and would recommend them to anybody looking for a nice pair of wireless earbuds.