SNACK in 3 lines
- Sparkle voice guidance for power and game/music mode changes
- Japan: ¥16,200; reservations opened September 14, shipping planned from December 5
- 10 mm wood-dome driver, Bluetooth 6.0, and SBC/AAC/LHDC/LC3 support
Snackgirls react
Kirari The red-and-black case beside the chibi Sparkle stand would make a sharp desk photo. I’d zoom in on the Usakinoko and Kinokousa details.
AIKO Sparkle announcing power and mode changes means one fewer status light for this robot to interpret. Efficient character integration detected.
MOONDROP Sparxie makes Sparkle part of the interface, with character voice guidance for power and game/music mode changes. Japanese reservations opened on September 14, 2026 at 18:30 JST for ¥16,200, with sequential shipping planned from December 5. Production or logistics conditions may change that schedule.
A red-and-black set built around Sparkle
The Honkai: Star Rail collaboration covers the earbuds and charging case with Sparkle icons, Usakinoko and Kinokousa motifs, and the SPARXIE logo. The package also includes a leather charging-case pouch, a chibi Sparkle acrylic stand, an acrylic charm, and a strap.
What sits beneath the collaboration design
Sparxie uses a 10 mm dynamic driver with a natural-wood dome anisotropic damping diaphragm and MOONDROP’s custom 22 nm TWS-2 SoC. Wireless support covers Bluetooth 6.0 and the SBC, AAC, LHDC, and LC3 codecs.
MOONDROP rates playback at up to 36 hours in total: eight hours from the earbuds under its AAC and 50-percent-volume test conditions, plus another 28 hours from the charging case.
Noise control and a more detailed EQ system
MOONDROP lists real-time adaptive ANC using four microphones and AI-enhanced dual-microphone ENC. Its app provides a 10-band parametric EQ, downloadable and shareable presets, and Sound Target ID personal profiles.
Official pricing, distribution, and release timing for South Korea remain unavailable.
Sources and checked date: September 15, 2026 (KST)
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