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Moondrop Kato

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Features: monitor; Design: in-ear; Connection type: wired; mini-Jack (3.5 mm); Cable supply: double-sided; Cable length (m): 1.2; Detachable cable; Impedance (Ohm): 32; Frequency range (Hz): 10 – 45000; Sensitivity (dB): 123; Speaker size (mm): 10;
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Moondrop Kato
Type:in-ear
Connection:3.5 mm
Frequencies:10 – 45000 Hz
Sensitivity:123 dB
Wide frequency range, rich equipment.
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Specifications Kato
Connection and design
Featuresmonitor
Designin-ear
behind the ear
Connection typewired
Connectionmini-Jack (3.5 mm)
Plugstraight
Cable supplydouble-sided
Cable length1.2 m
Cable typeround, braided
Detachable cable
Specs
Impedance32 Ohm
Frequency range10 – 45000 Hz
Sensitivity123 dB
Speaker size10 mm
Emitter typedynamic
Harmonic distortion coefficient< 0.15 %
General
Materialmetal
In boxsilicone tips 3 pairs
polyurethane nozzles 3 pairs
case
Official Websitemoondroplab.com
Added to E-CatalogJune 2024
E-Catalog UK editor, Headphones
Olexandr Cherkashchenko, edited 08.04.2026
The information in the model description is for reference purposes.
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Popular questions

Verified 11 september, Olexandr Cherkashchenko

Do the Moondrop Kato require an amplifier?

A separate amplifier is usually not needed. An impedance of 32 ohms and sensitivity of 123 dB allow you to use them with a smartphone, computer, or compact player, while a higher-quality source is more likely to change the sound character than solve a volume problem.Source:SpecificationsExpert reviews

Are they suitable for metal, electronic music, and vocals?

Moondrop Kato are particularly appealing for fast-paced guitar music and electronic music thanks to their tight, controlled bass, clear vocals, and good instrument separation. For orchestral recordings, some reviews note a less convincing presentation of soundstage depth.Source:Expert reviews

Is it worth getting the Moondrop Kato instead of the KXXS?

This is more of a refined evolution of the KXXS than a completely different sound in character. Reviews note smoother treble, a slightly tighter attack, and an improved cable, while the overall tonal balance of the models remains similar.Source:Expert reviews

Can they be worn for several hours in a row without discomfort?

Moondrop Kato feature an over-ear fit and metal housings, which reviews describe as comfortable for extended wear. The package includes 3 pairs each of silicone and polyurethane eartips, but their size and shape may still not suit every ear.Source:SpecificationsExpert reviews

Is there any point in changing the sound filters on the Moondrop Kato?

It makes sense as fine-tuning to suit personal taste, rather than as a radical change in sound. In reviews, the difference is mainly associated with the high-frequency range, the sense of airiness, and the proximity of the soundstage, so it will be more noticeable when comparing them carefully.Source:Expert reviews

What is included in the package, and will I need to buy attachments right away?

Moondrop Kato come with a case, three pairs of silicone ear tips, and three pairs of polyurethane ear tips. This is enough to try different types of fit right away, although purchasing other ear tips may only be necessary for an unusual ear canal shape.Source:Specifications
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