Description
Experience exceptional sound with Raycon Everyday Earbuds (2024 Edition). These Bluetooth true wireless in-ear buds offer up to 32 hours of playtime, ensuring you’re always ready for your next adventure. Equipped with Multipoint Technology, you can seamlessly switch between devices, while Active Noise Cancellation keeps you immersed in your audio. Designed for extreme comfort, these sleek, Carbon Black earbuds provide a snug fit for all-day wear. Stay connected, entertained, and comfortable with Raycon Everyday Earbuds.
About this item
- NOISE CANCELLING HEADPHONES: Effortlessly combines noise cancellation technology with passive features so you can shut off the outside world, quiet distractions, and take music beyond the beat
- COMFORTABLE HEADPHONES: Plush earcup cushions softly hug your ears, while a secure and comfortable padded band gently keeps your over ear headphones in place for those extra-long listening sessions
- 2 LISTENING MODES: These wireless Bluetooth headphones feature Quiet and Aware Modes that let you toggle between full noise cancelling or full awareness of your surroundings for seamless sound control
- HIGH-FIDELITY AUDIO/EQ CONTROL: Supercharge your favorite tracks with high-fidelity audio and Adjustable EQ that puts you in control of the bass, mid-range, and treble for unmatched bold sound
- ALL DAY BATTERY LIFE: Bose QuietComfort wireless headphones provide up to 24 hours of battery on a single charge, plus a 15-minute charge gives you up to 2.5 hours of additional play time
- WIRED HEADPHONES OPTION: Plug the included audio cable with in-line microphone into your Bose noise cancelling headphones to use them without a Bluetooth connection, or even when the battery is depleted
- MULTIPOINT BLUETOOTH HEADPHONES: Seamlessly stay connected to all your favorite devices using the multi-point toggle feature which allows you to switch devices without disconnecting and reconnecting each time
Amazon Customer –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Have been really happy with them
They are made well. Pretty easy to use, but I never remember all the complex functions with clicks on the buttons. It would be nice to have a little laminated cheat card for them that came with them. They have good sound & mic quality, but every once in a while glitch & try to teather to something else Bluetooth which can be confusing. They are one of the best pairs you can buy right now & the auto on & off when you take them in and out of the recharging case is nice. Wish companies would stop skimping on the length of charging cords and provide wall plugs, not just usb. Some of us use these devices differently because we live rurally and don’t work desk jobs. Like I am out gardening. I need to be able to set things up on a table with a longer cord. I also hace really tiny ears because I am a small person and these are built for guys so they are a little uncomfortable & sore if worn a long time, but my husband loves them.
4 people found this helpful
Dippy B. –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Sound Quality
The music sounds amazing with these Earbuds. The buttons are push and click which is the best way to operate earbuds in my opinion. Microphone quality is superb as it does have 4 of them. The ANC is good but I’m going to order the foam tips and see if they can enhance this function.
iyeniyen –
5.0 out of 5 stars
I love them
I love these Raycon.Orginally I brought one pair for my son birthday. Then I decided to get myself a pair because I was tired of spending money on apple airpods which don’t last long. They were easy to setup and the sound is great. The noise cancellation is also really good as well I just got them and the charge that they come with is great. Don’t plan on purchasing anymore apple airpods this was worth the money.
Israel –
5.0 out of 5 stars
My dad loves them
My dad wanted some new headphones while he goes on walks. He was able to pair them to his phone with no issues and really likes using them.
JT –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Fit
I really like the sound quality. Love that they IMMEDIATELY pair to my phone. Would have rated a 5, except they fall out of my ears easily.
arachattack –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Pretty good but…
The sound is about 90% as good as my galaxy buds plus but the range in them is roughly 15-20 feet less and the right one randomly disconnects about once a day in the middle of a call. I’m using an iPhone 15 pro. Not sure if the issue is present on android.They fit well. I think they are super comfortable and feel like they are built well. But with range, disconnect, and a muffled sounding microphone I can’t really say they are an amazing deal. They are essentially have the price of Samsung and half as good.
2 people found this helpful
Doug McGonegal –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Just as advertised
Great earbuds and sound. Getting them out of their case takes a little getting used to. The touch controls could be more clearly explained.
Suzanne MetzSuzanne Metz –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great price and great quality
I am very pleased with the quality of these earbuds, especially for the price! I had Samsung earbuds for years and when I needed a new pair, I did not want to pay a lot. I decided to give these a try and I am so glad I did. My only complaint is that you cannot tap to stop playing. Otherwise, they are very comfortable and the sound is great. Also great noise canceling.
One person found this helpful
Deborah PointsDeborah Points –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great product
I purchased these to replace my BeatFlex that had the ear pieces come apart. I decided to try these after reading the reviews. They are great. They fit my ears perfectly. Easy to use and charge fast. Great value.
JoleneJolene –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Raycon Everyday Earbuds (2024 edition)
These have been great. The battery lasts for a long time. I think I charge mine 1-2 times a week and I use them everyday at work.The only thing I found was they can be a little sore after using them for long periods. But I have quite small ears. I found it hard to get them in and comfortable. So definitely takes a bit of getting used to initially but once you’ve found the correct way to put them in they are very comfortable. They have a few sizes for yhe in ear foams so that helps with getting them to fit your ear correctly. The sounds quality is great and I love the different functions like awareness mode for when at work.Very happy with my purchase and would highly recommend.
One person found this helpful
Billy Clyde –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Easy to use- for everyday work and relaxing- connects easily. Not expensive and practical
Convient and not expensive- pairs easily
Gunner latimer –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good but…
These have been a lifesaver since my life revolves around music, but the right earbud has a really hard time charging even when I charge the case with it. Not worth 80 bucks but it’s still pretty good.
Rob Maloney –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great everyday earbuds
Comfortable, compact, holds a battery charger for a long time. Noise canceling works great! Highly recomend
Nathan –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Music on a Motorcycle
I was on the lookout for earbuds that work underneath my helmet and without one. I found many a product such as the JLab and Samsung wireless earbuds or the Shure and MEE wired earbuds. I choose these earbuds because it was on sale, and had a red color that matched my helmet. My main concern before it arrived was if it’ll fall out my helmet in it or when I take it off. I had previously had AirPod Pros, but they would fall out easily while driving my motorcycle, maybe because the cushions weren’t the right size. Either way, I really hoped these would just stay in place and not fall out when I removed my helmet.When these arrived, I was decently surprised to find that these actually sealed and worked in comparison to my AirPod Pros. I even did a huge shake test running and jumping, and they didn’t fall out. Now, it was time to put it to the test by trying to put a helmet on and off, and hope it stays inside my ear. With putting it on, it actually stayed in and work perfectly fine, but on removal? It fell out my ears. I tried to keep it and pry the edges away from my ears any way I could, but to no avail. But then I tried on of my old helmets that fit me with a looser fit, and they actually stayed in on removal. I learned my helmet currently is a bit tight and that any earbud with that helmet would probably have trouble not coming out due my ear being pried every single time.Otherwise, it was time for the ultimate test: using it without a helmet. I was afraid the weight of it might drag it out, but actually, driving with them on felt pretty stable and I could still hear through them. The sound coming out was great and I didn’t need to have the music blaring. I ran it at about 70-80mph, and it stayed in. Any higher than that, and I don’t know to be quite honest.The awareness mode being off blocked out all the wind noise and sounded decent for noise cancellation. Great wind noise reduction, but not as great as the Pros, but not too loud such as… I don’t know… not wearing any ear protection? Only problem is keeping the awareness mode on actually amplifies wind noise which is a blaring issue and causes excessive noise. It becomes unbearable when outside and is deafening, even just trying to talk to others.Overall, great earbuds for everyday use like it claims while also fitting in my helmet (except on removal) and without a helmet. Only con is awareness mode on isn’t great outside.
30 people found this helpful
Leilani C. –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Listen up!
I love these earbuds. They fit your ear tightly and don’t slide out. The sound is remarkable and very clear. The battery life is awesome. I bought two pairs since they were on sale. I was hesitant but glad I got them.
Mavs Guns –
5.0 out of 5 stars
thank you Raycon
great design and really comfortable for my whole family and if you dont know your left and your right they still fit in the opposite ear with slight adjustments and if you want to jam out just put both in and feel like your in an ampitheater with no distractions whatsoever just make make sure you dont jump when someone touches your shoulder to get your attention
David Bannister –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great sound, but the range could be better.
First of all, I love how the earbuds fit comfortably in my ears. I can have them in for hours and not feel any discomfort. The sound quality is pretty good. I used to have a pair of AirPods and the Raycon Everyday Earbuds are on par for the most part. Figuring out how to switch between modes can be a bit tricky because sometimes it will either change modes or raise/lower the volume depending on which one you touch. There was some stuttering when I connected it to my pc Bluetooth but it could also be an issue with my connector on the pc so I’ll have to test that out more. I did have the same issues with AirPods, though so take that with a grain of salt. I had them in when I worked out tonight and had no issues so overall I would say that these earbuds are pretty solid for the most part.
One person found this helpful
Marc –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Nice Earbuds – Great sound!
Only reason not 5 stars is I’m having trouble with the left earpiece staying in my ear. They come with several different earpieces to get a correct fit so I probably just haven’t found the right size for my left ear.
Ben Affleck –
4.0 out of 5 stars
I like it
I like it.
Alice Shue –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fit and sound spectacular!
I bought these for my husband. He said …..these are wonderful! The clarity of these ear buds are awesome. They fit well and are comfortable for long wear.
Audra L Freeman –
5.0 out of 5 stars
everything I wanted
Actually stays in. battery lasts. bright enough that I don’t lose them on the rare occasions they fall out. Comfortable to wear all day. good sound quality but doesn’t make me oblivious to the world around me. Can wear only one if I want
Amazon Customer –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great for blocking out questions.
I love having these earbuds cause I can listen to whatever I want and laugh and laugh and when my son asks whats funny, as kids like to do and ruin the moment, i can’t even hear him. I can turn them up loud enough to block out the questions.
Tom Dontrich –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Amazing ear buds
These are as good or better than AirPods and cost a lot less. Great battery life. Great sound, great connectivity. I have a pair and so does my son. We use them all the time. They stay in my ears a lot better then AirPods.
Jessica peek –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best ever
I’ve had these for a few months and waited until I could give a honest review.WOW! I finally found a ear bud that does not fall out of my small ear canal. The sound is amazing and I even sleep with them and they don’t hurt.Thank you Ray Jay.
danielle leeper –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great
I lost my old pair and bought this new version. The sound quality and ease of use is all the same. But I personally hate the new charging case. It’s airpods styled and it makes it just a little bit harder to get the buds in and out. I feel like when I take them out specifically I’m usually fumbling with them a bit. Otherwise these are still a great product.
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Sawyer K. –
4.0 out of 5 stars
They work
Only downside that I could find was that when the case is dead, the earbuds will stay on while in the case. Pain in the butt, but great earbuds nonetheless.
Sam S –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great!
I really like them. The sound quality is great, the portability is nice, and the battery is good, too. The one critique I have is I am not a fan of the user interface for pausing, skipping, etc. It’s hard to remember all the button press combos. Would almost rather they just pause if you clicked.
Thomas John LockeThomas John Locke –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great sound long lasting charge
Great sound for the price, has awareness mode. Only drawback is it came without any instructions. So you’ll need to experiment by tapping each earbud until you figure it out. It would’ve been a time saver if they packaged the legend on how to tap which earbud that does what function. Pleased with purchase.
Jackeller98 –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Decent
Not as many functions like auto puase/play when taking iut headphone. Touch sensor doesnt like gloves. Audio is good but not the best. Good battery in headphone and case. Good buy for the price
David Paddy –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Happy with the Earbuds
They are easy to pair to my phone and have a great battery life. They are comfortable in the ear. I found that I could control the volume with the buttons on the earbuds. The only issue I have is I occasionally push the buttons on the earbuds when putting them in my ears.
EliEli –
4.0 out of 5 stars
I wanted to love these but…
After reading all the positive reviews here I took a chance and ordered these Raycons. I liked the small size and fit, and the sound quality was merely ok. I was fine with that from the price point but just over a month in with minimal use, the left earbud has shorted out and is non functioning. And of course I am a couple of days past my return window with Amazon.Going back to my tried and true brand for less money and better sound quality. Lesson learned.UPDATE – I filed a warranty claim with Raycon and they processed very quickly and sent me brand new earbuds, no muss no fuss. These sound much better than the first pair so perhaps I just got a defective pair. Customer service was A+
Matt Gallagher –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Works well and okay quality. Stays in your ears while working!
Well. For the price point I really can’t complain. BUT I still have my gripes. I use these everyday for work it’s a physical job directly over water all day long and they have yet to come loose or even feel loose at all. The quality of the sound is not very good considering the type of earbud this is but it’s not terrible. Phone calls are not hands free. I use these at work so I get tons of incoming calls the quality of the calls is awsome and i asked a co-worker yesterday if they could tell when I switched from my phone to the air buds and they could not. But answering and ending calls is difficult and doesn’t always work, leading me too pull out my phone (over water) to do that.There is no charge notification, I have a headphones at home that will notify me if it’s high medium or low when I start them and these do not. I find myself halfway through a job and they will tell me the battery is low and about to die over and over and take a while to charge. This stinks when you leave them and charge them in a work truck!Otherwise happy with these, especially the fact they are comfortable and don’t fall out of my ears even if I shake my head.
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SunnyLK –
2.0 out of 5 stars
“Feature upgrades” seem to be rendered completely useless by design changes (review in progress…)
I had 4 pairs of the previous autocorrection.cancel (because 1- I wasn’t the best about remembering to charge, & 2- I am the WORST about losing the case, 1 or both buds, etc; I listen to audio books in bed & frequently have to search the bed/sheets in the morning if I fall asleep while listening, as frequently happens). I LOVED the previous model, and recommended them to everyone.Unfortunately (but unsurprisingly), I lost a pair in the capsule a couple weeks ago & I replaced with the 2024 model. I have used them twice now, and here is my honest opinion. (Reference: I use Apple devices, if it matters to anyone)Appearance: 3-4 stars – They look like earbuds. Not a huge range of colors available. I’m not a big fan of the muted colors, preferring the strong jewel tones, but that’s personal preference. I wouldn’t be surprised if more colors become available later.Sound Quality: 4-5 stars – I don’t often listen to music, using buds mostly for podcasts, videos, tv shows on devices, & audiobooks. Even when occasionally listening to music, I don’t change the sound settings. As with the older model, you must ensure they are seated correctly to get the best sound (put in correct ear & rotate forward).Network/Bluetooth Setup: 5 stars – Easy to use with Apple devices. Turn on, open your Bluetooth menu and select the device. It was good for ME that the new model shows up as a slightly different name as the previous model, so it was easy to tell which device to connect to.Features: 5 stars – Sound canceling is great; I frequently put earbuds in to listen to news, tv, podcasts to allow hubby use of the tv. Additionally, hubby fired a shotgun outside the window to kill a snake & I barely HEARD the shot, only FELT it, & I don’t turn anything up loud, usually listening at less than half volume. Noise canceling turns on & off, & I was surprised at the difference.Device Range: 5 stars – I can leave device in one end of the house and go to the other side without losing connectivity, only having minor skipping if I bend down (changing bed sheets, eg).Battery Life: 2-3 stars – This is Raycon’s big distinguishing feature & there seems to be a change from previous models. Seems earbud battery life has been shortened by 1-2 hr, but that the case can now provide 3 charges of 2 earbuds rather than 2, & earbuds are fully charged in ~10 min. The quick charge is great, additional charges are nice (now 4 charges if everything fully charged as opposed to 3).Comfort: 2-3 stars – I am small woman, earbuds themselves are a little large for my ears. As long as they are properly seated, they are comfortable, but if I fall asleep with them in, I have frequently woken up to remove them because they hurt. This is more my fault than that of the product, these are LOADS more comfortable than the Skullcandy earbuds I used previously.**Ease of Use: 0-1 Stars** – This is where the new product falls short to me. Like everything electronic these days, the device thinks it knows what you want rather than giving you the ability to control these things yourself, and frequently assumes you are stupid. I do not know if Raycon has an app because I never needed one before, but I suppose I’ll be checking after writing this review.When listening at night, I only want to use 1 earbud, but will remove both from case & turn 1 off, because I frequently fall asleep, & lose earbuds. However, these earbuds do not have a physical button, but rather a touch surface. Thankfully, you do have to press the “button” (surface) with your finger. In an attempt to ensure earbuds maintain max bat life, I want to charge them together after full bat discharge. However, after the first night of usage, I awoke to TWO dead earbuds rather than 1. The next night (last night), I had to take PARTICULAR CARE to set the unused bud on the little ceramic tray I use just for this purpose, and had a charged Bud this morning. However, after my office cleared and I turned off the earbud to listen (again, TAKING PARTICULAR CARE to watch finger placement as I removed the earbud), I noticed the earbud SWITCHED ITSELF ON AGAIN. I have no memory touching it (but I probably did), but for practical purposes, the d*mn thing turned itself on. I had to turn off my Bluetooth so I could be sure that, if it couldn’t find a connection, it would switch back off.**THIS IS A PROBLEM.** It completely erases the Raycon’s distinguishing featur & primary selling point- the charging case- if you’re spending these charges recharging the device after it mysteriously switches itself on (whether by accidental bump, failure to take PARTICULAR CARE when handling, etc). With a shortened battery life in the device itself, this makes this problem even more egregious. Like EVERYONE, I have a busy life & my time is valuable. If I need to make a call while driving & only have a limited bit of time to make that call during that drive, or if I need to be on a conference call at a certain time, I need confidence that my device will be in the state I EXPECT it to be in; this is why I happily paid for 4 other pairs of Raycon, to ensure I had what I needed when I needed it & to match my habits/lifestyle. I like/appreciate the new rapid charge, but the device’s unfortunate habit of turning itself on kind of negates this feature.My devices need to make my life easier and behave reliably. If I must fight with them, or they are unavailable when I expect them to be, then they are not adding value, saving time, or allowing me to multi-task, they are creating additional problems that I need to deal with, and I don’t have the patience for that.I’m an engineer, so naturally, I DID NOT read the instruction manual (I never NEEDED to, before; they’re freaking earbuds, not nuclear missiles), but in order to give the product a fair chance, I will read the d*mn thing & see if any available apps might help with the issues I’m having, but thus far, have been extremely disappointed. Would rate the new 2024 model somewhere between 1.5-2 stars overall, after being a loyal customer previously (this is my 5th pair, after all).Because I’ve only used for 2 days, I have not discovered whether these will connect to my phone while still in the charging case as the old model would, but as this was only when the case was on its final charge; it was an irritating problem, but one I could live with. If that turns out to be an issue with this model as well, then these WILL be replaced, IMMEDIATELY. This new design already has too many problems, and adding another- a problem already known but not fixed- will be a dealbreaker for me. Releasing a “new model” is much less important than having a reliable product without any “unadvertised design features” that are actually “design flaws/bugs”. Devices should not automatically turn on & burn battery just to auto connect to a device. If it is supposed to (though I can’t think of a reason WHY earbuds SHOULD auto connect if they aren’t in use, they can’t be charged while in your ears, and why burn battery life if they aren’t in use?), that feature should be able to be toggled.Of course, I’m also the idiot that thinks one should be able to tune their own algorithms in search engines & SM recommendations rather than allowing companies to attempt to predict what IT thinks I’m asking (a conclusion I reached while shopping new washers after spending an hour searching HOW a “dirt sensor” works on a washing machine and getting 5 pages of AI-generated garbage results that tell me, in nearly identical language WHAT it is and how wonderful it was, and how it was probably going to single-handedly save the world before finally finding the answer I was looking for: it was a turbidity meter that probably wouldn’t work so great when your house has its own water well, like mine does), so perhaps it’s just me.To those about to reach the end, I salute you. You deserve a medal of some kind, but honestly, I’m just a salty old engineer who wants her d*mn earbuds to work the way she expects, so I have zero… medals to give. Will try to remember to update if I have anything relevant to add to review. Thanks for your time, tho 🙂
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JamesR –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Clarity and Ease of use.
I was skeptical of buying these over many other brands because I was not familiar with Raycon. To my pleasant surprise, they are incredible. When I got them in the mail, I at first thought they sent me an empty box, they are so light. Mine were already charged and ready to go when I received them. It came in a white colored box cover but when you removed this there was a very sharp black box which you could actually use as a present, it was this nice. Opening the box, you had three smaller boxes, one for the strap and usb. One for the earpieces, and the last for the minimal instructions. The Ear buds themselves were contained in the main box itself. This was a very classy presentation, and I was excited to try this out.Connection was quite easy and the clarity… Amazing, the music felt like it was inside my head, and I could hear every word within the songs. [As a side note, I realized I misunderstood some song lyrics for years.] As a veteran, and in my 60’s I have some hearing loss, but I tell you truly, listening to music through this device is incredible. For the price, this is a steal. I cannot comment on battery life at this time because I only have had these for 24hrs. Lastly, I thought they would fall out because of how light they were but incredibly I could go on a brisk walk, and they didn’t budge at all, very nice.Postives: Very inexpensive for what you are getting. A great presentation box, beautiful color [Mine is Candy Apple Red], Ease of use, Very Light, Comfortable and the Clarity is amazing for what I paid for it.Negatives: The only downsides to me where the instructions that came in the box. I had to go to the internet and type Raycon instructions to find out how to actually use them. The only other possible negative was choosing the correct earpiece for your ears. They are small and are really easy to drop and lose. They are also a little difficult to actually put on the earbuds themselves, but this is true of all earbuds I have used in the past. My recommendation is to try the pair that is already on the buds, if they fall out, they are too big for your inner ear. I had to use the smallest set to get them to fit correctly.
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MDMMDM –
3.0 out of 5 stars
Solid “B” grade. 3.5 stars, Music sounds great, phone works great, awareness mode needs help.
I got the E25’s, black. Packaging is nice, comes with a brief, clearly written user manual which I used right away to see how to change the sound options. I use a Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G, and I took these buds out of the package, directly out of the case and put them right in. The default female voice told me they were powered on right away, sounding in both ears, in the order i put them in. Opened bluetooth options on my phone and they were already listed as “Raycon Everyday Buds.” I touched the name and they connected right off without any issue whatsoever. Hit play on my music, and I love the sound. I just opened them today, so I’m waiting to see how these endure before giving full stars.The button in each bud is a physical push button, a bubble that clicks. I like it because the sweaty strap from my bike helmet won’t press it inadvertently like my old buds that just had “touch control.” You can’t see the bud when you reach up to touch it, so it’s always a game of fumbling with where to touch it and how many “touches” would register. Especially when on the mountain bike, that frustrated me, but maybe you like it (wierdo)…Sound quality:I love all three modes. “Balanced, Bass and Pure” they all sound good while bringing in their individual strengths. For piano pieces, like Paul Cardall or Ludivico Eiunadi, Pure Sound is precise. For Van Halen, Nightwish, and Godsmack, Balanced sound and Bass modes are excellent. It’s all subjective anyway, but I can hear the details and fairly crisp sounds.Awareness Mode:This is my first time trying buds that have a mode where they claim to allow you to hear ambient noise around you while still enjoying the music. Raycon calls it “Awareness Mode”. It works, but not as i had hoped. In my mind, I had anticipated being able to speak while listening to my music and hear my voice and others’ clearly through the electronic mic instead of through jawbone vibrations like when you plug your ears with your fingers and speak. These buds can do that, but you can only hear it faintly, and I find myself wishing I could turn up that volume. But if I turn it up, only the music gets louder and the ambient sounds are left behind as the music grows in volume. The ambient sound volume is constant, and only works well if I turn the music off. Which is a disapponting feature because then what’s the point? Without the music, I might as well remove the buds right? All buds claim to have powerful noise canceling, but what I’m hoping for is exactly the opposite, I want to hear my music and all the ambient sounds while biking, running, and working at my computer. It should be like hearing the world around me but with cool music that nobody else can hear. Why isn’t this an option? Maybe I’m the wierdo.The fit is okay… It comes with multiple gel sizes. The default sizes were a bit tight, so I downsized them by one, and they are comfortable for about 15 minutes then I have to push them in again. Not quite settled on which size of gel I should be using. This shouldn’t be that difficult but…UPDATE: 8/24/22I’ve had them for over a month now. Still working as they did they day I opened them.*The container charges in just a couple hours*The longest I have had these in is about 5 hours, my ears became fatigued from the fit before the battery ran out while I was backpacking. The buds charged up and container still had more than 50%*PHONE CALLS: I haven’t had problems hearing clear audio from the phone calls. When I ask the other caller how I sound they have told me I’m difficult to hear well. If i turn off Bluetooth and speak directly into the phone they report my sound as being much better. Not impressed with the microphone quality. But I have had no problems at all hearing the other caller clearly.*I have not yet had any connection problems with my phone*I still am disappointed with the Awareness Mode. It’s very underwhelming compared to my daughter’s Jabra Elite Active 75 earbuds with the same feature. Those are significantly better in this regard.*I wear these while mountain biking, they stay in fine, but I don’t bomb down the mountain either.*I really wish I had the ability to adjust the equalizer settings but it’s fixed in stone. The app is a complete joke, no functionality at all. No my friend, if you want to adjust the equalizer, these are not for you. I do wish I could adjust the bass to be more pronounced, and the highs to be a bit sharper.12/2/2022 UPDATE: over 1 year ownership..I still have these and they still work as described above, they hold charge forever. But at this point I’m ready for a different pair just because of the phone call quality and the weak awareness mode. I’ve also found that I can’t remember how to use all the features because the push button functions aren’t very intuitive, and no app to use for adjustments. I can answer a phone call, one push in either ear, but the quality is still reported as “difficult to hear.” I’m going to be buying a different brand.You should buy these if:-You don’t care about the awareness Mode-You just want something that holds charge very well and will last a long time.-Plays music with clear quality and have no desire to mess with sound settings.-You want something with rock solid, reliable, connectivity.You should not buy these if:-You want to talk on the phone a lot-You want to hear the details of what’s going on around you clearly while still listening to loud music-You like to adjust the equalizer
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Kimber –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Quality for a reasonable proce
So i got these a few months ago because i was looking for some cheaper earbuds that still had good sound quality. I kept seeing raycon earbuds in ads and youtube videos i watched. I don’t like apple airbuds bc they always fall out and headphones are always a hassle to carry around everywhere. Raycons are prob the best earbuds i have ever bought, there a reasonable price and phenomenal sound quality. and the case they come in is perfect for carrying around not to big or to small. and waterproof is true i accidentally ran them thru with a load of laundry and they still work perfectly! Highly recommend
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Matt –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great Little Buds
I was an iPod user for years when I started noticing the battery life dwindling. I’ve seen some advertisements for these so I decided to try them out and what can I say these are great little ear buds:Pros:Comfortable- these fit in your ears with no little tail that sticks out of your ears. This is an added plus for me cause I can actually sleep with them in with no issue.Battery life – so far battery life seems above and beyond other brands was stuck in a delayed flight for 2 hrs plus the 4 hr flight time and still had 40% battery life according to my phone.Sound – great sound and 3 different options to choose from depending on your preference or music choice.Price: Cheaper than most comparable brands.Cons:The charging case – the charging case is small and compact, but the lid is very thin and I feel like it could easily be broken off if you aren’t careful with it.Awareness mode, I feel like there is still some noise isolation in awareness mode and I sometimes don’t feel as though I’m as present in the environment as I should be with that mode enabled.Fit: while I don’t have an issue I can see people with smaller ears may have an issue with the retention of the buds in their ears.No tracking: I get these aren’t integrated into the various tracking apps that phones these days have, but it would be nice if it were integrated cause these things are small in their case.
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SuzyLane –
5.0 out of 5 stars
My favorite ear buds!!!
Got the blue ones. These were a hand-me-down from my stepson. He said they would hurt his ears “after a while.” A while is approximately 1hr-10hrs, ’cause he used them while gaming. Other than that, he loved them. Did a lot of research prior to buying and these seemed the best for him.I use them for listening to Pandora, while walking the dog, as well as using just one, so I can hear myself playing acoustic bass, and singing along with whatever’s playing on them. I used to design loudspeakers for Polk Audio in the mid 80’s till mid-90’s. Done my fair share of critical listening, and won’t buy or use anything else, regardless of price. Polks are simply the best.I love my lil buds!!! I’ve used others in the past: JBL – nice, and quality-made. Motorola (w. headband) – pure junk – stay away. Sony (both wired and wireless) actually my 2nd favorite – but for the price, excellent. Monster over head big phones – liked them way better than Beats’ shrill, and boomy sound, but, couldn’t get a good fit, w their buds. KOSS wired el cheapos – great value, and audiophile-quality sound, but, very flimsy, and not as good as these, soundwise, for my personal taste. Koss buds – ok sound and mic, terrible build quality. Polk Audio buds – best I’ve ever heard of ANY headset – and worth the price if you can find them, slightly used. Mackie – meh – loud. Bose buds – excellent, but, terrible warranty and cust. service. Bose over-ears – nothing spectacular. Sennheiser – love mine, and they’re 40 years old. Modded to fit inside Howard Leight V3, over-ear noise cancelling phones – and they’re my in-house go-to for accurate sound reproduction, amateur recording, and over-all listening. Sennheiser wireless w. transmitter – outstanding for late-night watching or gaming. Almost completely silent to others’, nearby, when in use. Very accurate surround sound reproduction. Slightly expensive, but, worth it. Nothing else compares in this price range. – Need a lot of AA batteries to use. Also tried other brands, but, none were as nice as these.The bass in these is incredible. You can “feel” the subsonic frequencies. No other buds were able to replicate lower bass frequencies as well as these. Not even close.Clarity of sound. You can hear every nuance of the recording. Every song sounds better, and I’ve discovered sounds and parts of songs, which I’ve never heard through ANY listening device. Not overhead earphones, and I’m talking expensive studio-quality gear, costing 100x more than these lil buds. You can hear every instrument, in its “location” on the stage, or studio, if different. Even the player’s fingertips when playing, or using other plucking techniques. You can hear the singer’s breath while singing in the song. Amazing big-room, studio, hall, or live concert sound reproduction. The Who’s Quadrophenia is like nothing I’ve heard before, regardless of system, period. I’ve tried all the different sound options, but, being a bassist, I stick w/ the Bass setting. It’s louder, and actually clearer. They’ve never distorted on me, except through a generic free smartphone. Sound varies somewhat through PCs, laptops, and other cell phones, but it always sounds good.The color is nice. They match my car’s color, lol. Quality build. I’ve dropped them, sat on them, stepped on them, and went a whole summer of high temps, sweat, and rain. A few charging issues, due to dust in the charging port, and my failure to use them as instructed. You can also charge them wirelessly!!! Bluetooth works every time, quickly and flawlessly. I, usually, get about a month, before it’s time to recharge the base. This depends on charger, charging method, and amount of daily use.All that at a fair price… some would even say, inexpensive, compared w. other ‘phones which cost WAY more. Obviously I recommend these ear buds.Bottom line – get these!
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TeslaTesla –
5.0 out of 5 stars
These are a must have read the UPDATE
UPDATE: I was loving these but my right ear bud does NOT work at all. Out of no where it I went to use them and it no longer charges comes on connects nothing. The left ear bud at times sounds like it’s distorted. It’s done that 3 times now. So idk what to do. Very upset I spent that money on them after debating for a couple of months whether to get them or not considering I am a single mom and really couldn’t afford to spent that money on ear buds for myself.I have been wanting these for a long time but was torn about spending that much money on myself for a pair of earbuds being a single mom. I finally broke and got them. As of so far I do not regret. I got the purple one and they are beautiful in color. They have 6 different sizes in ear pieces in case you have small ears like me. They connected to my iPhone 15 pro max instantly and reconnect like a champ when using them. The sound is amazing. They have a wonder noise canceling effect and the sound is wonderful. I haven’t talked on the phone yet and today is day one of using. So I will update in about a week with battery info and more. But as of no GO GET YOURS!!!!
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One –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent ear buds, especially for the price
Outstanding value and they look sleek, not poking out ostentatiously. These don’t hurt my ears like the AirPods Pro after a long wear time. The only thing the APP has over this is the full noise cancellation mode which can cancel out a power washer, these still muffle outside noise well enough (I’m just using foam for anything needing ear protection for now until I get some money for the nicer raycon offerings) that they are noise canceling for me.These connected super fast, very easily, their sound comes across great. The different modes offer a nice little EQ switch if one of the few songs I want bass boosted comes on the shuffle.Switching between devices is much, much easier than the pods. It is such a hassle with my Apple airpods pro to get them connected to my phone if I am anywhere near my laptop. It’s easier to walk outside and try to open and close the case than trying to do it via any menu or in-built options.With these Raycons I can literally just go to the thing I want them connected to, click the little “connect” button and about 2 seconds later I have that thing connected to my earbuds without having to put them in the case and fumble with all of that.Connecting them to my TV has given me so much more freedom because I’m a night owl and now I can leave off the subtitles to focus on whatever thing I’m working on. I can walk away and not miss anything. I can also have something inputting to the tv and just use the buds for that sound as well, which is basically impossible to do with the Apple AirPodsThey are the perfect size to fit the opening of my ears, way more comfortable than the pods.Also, they haven’t gotten out of sync yet. One in, take out the other and they’re matched perfectly. Swap around, whatever you do they stay correct for stereo sound. Apple air pods pro will often get out of sync with each other or even worse go mono because they can’t figure out how to communicate with whatever device they’re trying to pair with. Really pathetic on apples part, Raycon blows them out of the water in that aspectBattery life is great, I get through so many episodes of things and I usually manage to get them charging again before I drain them fully lolAfter this most recent iPhone os update the AirPods are even more wonky: trying to connect to the phone while they’re in the case and it’s closed 😂🤣 I am so, so glad I got these Raycons and can’t wait to get my next pair
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Steve –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good sound and battery life
These earbuds provide good sound and the battery life is great. I have never been a fan of the Apple style ear buds and these fit my ears well.A few complaints I have is that the earbuds won’t charge in the case if the case is charging. The other is that when I put them back into the case they don’t automatically shutoff and disconnect from my phone.
B. Jones –
4.0 out of 5 stars
So far so good…
Update Edit 7-16-2024So far the default ear cups still fit well in my ears. Took a tumble down a few stairs, ear buds didn’t come out. Granted it was the last thing I was thinking about, but once I figured out I was OK and picked up the stuff I was carrying, I noticed the podcast I was listening to was still playing.Tried the noise canceling feature, really can’t comment on it, since I normally tune out junk noise after about 5 to 10 minutes naturally (TV, music playing, traffic, kids playing/screaming, pets making noise), trust me, if you can tune out 3 macaws acting out, you can tune out anything. 😴Did get a cheap silicone case for the storage/charger, mostly so I can find it in my backpack or in my room easily. Picking a bright color has saved me, the person that pretty much everything handheld or smaller that he owns, is either black or navy blue.I found the default sound settings were OK. But once manually set to my personal tastes, even better. And setting them was rather easy for this boomer.Old reviewI’ll start off on the fit. Slipped into both ears with the base buds.Pairing with my phone and laptop was easy and fast. They came with a 90% charge.Basic settings out of the box, nice base and treble balance. Have not tested the other sound features yet, so will update in a week or two.The only thing I wish that it came with a case, to put the charge/storage case in.
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John Magda –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Insanely Impressed
So first off-wow. When I bought these, I bought them because I was ridiculously tired of replacing my AirPods when they would suddenly stop working, just hoping for a cheaper alternative and these surprised and impressed me in comfort and quality. But then, I had them in the upstairs of our garage and they fell 10+ feet into the middle of the disaster that is typical of garage’s. I counted them as goners almost immediately- no earbuds I’ve ever owned would have survived a 10+ foot fall onto concrete, much less would the earbuds be in the case.Well. Almost a week later I can’t afford to replace them so I’m going without; when we decide why not. Let’s go look for them. And to our utter surprise we FOUND them, with the earbuds still in the case, and totally unharmed. all this to say I highly highly recommend these, especially if you intend on dropping them many feet onto concrete. Also the color is a huge plus, made them easy to find, and I love green 🙂
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Parker –
4.0 out of 5 stars
I’ve run them through the washer and they are still working like they’re new
I’ve run them through the wash now twice and they’re still working like brand new, so that’s amazing. I’ve only had them for a few months, so I don’t know how they’ll stand the test of time tbh. My only complaint is that sometimes they disconnect or connect for no reason. But otherwise, sound quality is great, noise cancelling is great, I’m not a fan of the awareness mode, it’s fine but it sounds worse than just taking off the ear buds imo. Otherwise great, I’d recommend them for the price
Chris –
4.0 out of 5 stars
My review
Raycon everyday earbudsPROS-they are the first earbuds that feel like they won’t fall outthey also have good battery life and seem to charge fastThe natural noise cancellation is very good, I’m on a little but under medium volume but I can’t hear anything even in a room with a lot of people(restaurants,family events etc)The awareness mode is also a very good feature, and works well, of course it won’t fully work if you are blasting your ears but from slightly above medium and lower it seems to be very good, just don’t rely on it to muchThe price was very good, I got these for 60 dollars while usually they are 80 I believe, discounts are easy to find and they do a first order discount which is 20%, for the price these are better then my AirPods and originally I was going to use these as a backup but I think I’ll be using my AirPods as a backup instead.Final pro would be it’s easy to change volume with these, easy to switch songs and etc, manual is very easy to follow aswell.Cons-my first con would have to be the charger, it charges very quickly stated earlier but it very small in length. So expect to buy a longer one aswellReally the only other con I can think of if you can even call it that is the 3 different sound modes, they all sound pretty similar and they’re isn’t a huge noticeable difference, so if your expecting this feature to be a good feature then you would be disappointed but I mean the sound in general is great soConclusion-these earbuds are one of the best I’ve worn and I would definitely recommend, I’ll be seeing and updating this review if anything changes but I doubt it, all in all solid earbuds for a price that’s significantly cheaper then other high quality earbuds(Apple, beats etc)UPDATE-So I bought these in February, they still are pretty good besides the volume somewhat going down in the left one but I mean it has noise cancellation and I can hear nothing at the gym with both in and music playing, another somewhat issue is the left falls out a lot, that may be my ears but it is what it is, overall my opinion hasn’t changed to much she’s were and still are amazing earbuds for how cheap they are.
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Leroy Still –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Rayyyy-con! Power On… Connected!
These buds are the bee’s knees. They have multiple sizes of gel inserts for fitting most ear holes and stay put during yard work, jogging, riding bikes, etc. The noise canceling feature is pretty great, and also has an “Awareness Mode” that allows more external sound through. When that mode is on, the buds play a white noise, which is pretty great filler – really helps with mild tinnitus. There’s a few difference equalizers to choose from as well. Lastly, the battery life is pretty great. I’ve bumped some tunes for hours per day, days on end between charges. Can’t recommend these enough. Also, Donut Operator’s ads brought me here. I’d gotten directly from the site, but they didn’t have red on there at the time.
Jordan Hyatt –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great Value, Small complaint
Really like the headphones, they fit well and sound great commensurate with the price point. My one complaint is the battery indicator light is very difficult for color blind people like myself to interpret. Amber Red and Green LEDe all look exactly the same. It would be great if they could redesign this with color blind people in mind or offer a mobile app that gives this information
Ryan Baldwin –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great Earbuds, With Some Slight Issues
Let me first say that these earbuds are comfortable and have great sound. The quality seems premium (despite being made of plastic) and I like the design mashup of gloss and matte surfaces. Still, I have a couple small gripes.For reference, I’m comparing these to a pair of Samsung Galaxy Buds that are a few years old. I think the sound and overall clarity on these may be better than the Samsungs, though it’s also likely time to replace those. My main issue comes down to two things: The case and the touch controls.The case is a good size and weight and has good battery life. My issue is with the USB-C port placement: It’s on the BOTTOM of the case. This means that it can’t sit flat to open it and take out the earbuds. The Samsung Buds have the port on the back it sits flat facing you and you can easily open the top to remove or replace the earbuds. I feel like the port should’ve been relocated or the case redesigned on the Raycons.Second, the touch controls aren’t great. Maybe I’m just too used to the Galaxy Buds and the companion app for use with my Samsung phone, but the Raycons seem slow to respond to single taps for volume, often causing me to either wait to see if the touch registered or tap multiple times not realizing that it did register earlier taps and I end up turning the volume up higher than I intended. On the Samsungs it’s tap for play/pause, long tap/hold for volume increase/decrease, and double tap for skip forward. The small window they give you to double tap to play/pause on the Raycons is so small as to make the control pointless. 9 times out of 10 I just end up accidentally turning up the volume.That being said, I do think they’re high quality earbuds, just with some questionable design choices. If I learn I’m using it wrong later I’ll gladly update this review. For now I’m giving them 4 stars. Sound quality, isolation, and Awareness Mode are great. Could use some reworking when it comes to controls.
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pink_meow –
4.0 out of 5 stars
battery life is good
it lasts a long time. at 10%, i was still able to use it for 45 mins. the only thing i don’t like about this is, it doesn’t have any grip. i have to be careful when taking out the earbuds coz it’s gonna slip off my fingers. I bought this originally for the airport when i travel coz of the battery life, but i had to pick them up from the airport/airplane floor alot of times. I had to take them off before going to the lavatory, coz I would never pick them back up from the batbroom floor.
Brittany MBrittany M –
5.0 out of 5 stars
The button on the ear buds are touch sensitive but earbuds are nice regardless
New ability to chance modes leads to really the only “complaint” is the touch pads on the earbuds that you use to change volume, pause, etc. is incredibly sensitive and I often times find myself changing the mode by just grabbing/messing around with my earbuds.In the same breath, I also really like the modes. The earbuds have awareness mode and noise canceling, both are pretty nice. Awareness mode dome how focuses on hearing the music but allowing “outside” noise in, so it’s nice to use when I’m at work, I can listen and focus on music but still hear if something is said to me.What I also really like is being able to connect to multiple devices at the same time. I can connect to both my laptop and phone at work which is nice when I’m switching between listening to music on my laptop and then I pull out my phone to scroll through some videos for a little bit.
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Gabrielle –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great! But…
The raycons are great, although sometimes it’ll connect to my phone when it’s in it’s case for some reason. The controls are easy to remember, and the sound quality is good. But not when it comes to video games. For some reason, the sound quality is bad while using some games (Example: Roblox).
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Corbin Saastamoinen –
3.0 out of 5 stars
mixed feelings 3.5/5
I bought the 2023 edition last year and they are fantastic, apart from the fact I lost 1 earbud. I bought new ones earlier in July hoping that the 2024 edition would meet the same expectations. I am not satisfied.The case’s design doesn’t allow you to easily know how much battery is left in the case before it needs to be charged, the earbuds are all touch-sensitive which I find annoying. I prefer the 2023’s use of the buttons so you don’t accidentally change the volume for example.Sometimes (it’s very rare) but in my experience at least 1 earbud just does not want to charge. It could be an issue with the case not easily telling you how much battery is left in it.Yes, I am aware that the light changes color when the earbuds are charging, but, again as I mentioned earlier, it does not tell you how much charge is left in the case.To summarize, this is a downgrade of the 2023 edition in my opinion. I’m not saying they are bad, no I do believe that for the most part, you are getting your money’s worth out of them. I think the previous version was better. Overall, I rate the 2023 version 4/5, but the 2024 version is a 3.5/5.
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Christopher Johnson –
3.0 out of 5 stars
Good earbuds with some big flaws
I am a contractor that works in the Florida heat every day. I like having earbuds in while I work so I can listen to stuff and answers calls. For that purpose they work well. The biggest complaint I have is that as I said before, I work outside so naturally I get sweaty. When I go to adjust the left bud because of it falling out it turns the volume down. Do it enough times and they are barely whispering in your ear. So now I have to grab my phone and turn the volume up (I use one bud at a time. Makes the batteries last longer) another issue is answering calls. I have to tap these mfers so hard to get a call answered. They’re comfortable and the individual batteries last a long time. Aside from the couple of issues I’ve had, these are worlds better than the AirPod pros in my opinion
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Emil R. Pantaleon –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Works great
They work perfectly fine. I think the instructions could have been a bit more specific on how to toggle the volume and the different modes it has to offer.
Kem –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Battery is not as good as 2023 model
Don’t get me wrong, this is a very good earphones but I also have the 2023 model which has much better battery life that the 2024. But other than that, it is still a very good earphones
Michael D. Kalan –
5.0 out of 5 stars
They just work.
Bought for my wife but she didn’t use them. I have been using them for several months listening to YouTube vidios so I don’t bother anyone. The work well with my iPad.
Alissa –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Sound quality
Songs that don’t have any bass in them sound muffled and fuzzy
Cristina Lowenfeld –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Amazing especially for the price.
If you want a great set of earbuds for the price these are the ones to get. I’ve had beats and I’ve had JBL‘s but these by far are my favorite. The charge lasts a long time, the bass is better than the ones I’ve had before, the base is even better than the JBL’s, and sometimes they have these on sale for $60 as well so keep an eye out on that. I wear earbuds every day and these have been by far my favorite. I’m sure theres some other very good ones but that’s if you’re willing to pay 250-$300. Yet why pay that when these are pretty on par to those ones. I would say give these a try. Everything is great, the Sound quality and the noise cancellation. I only have one thing bad to say. You can’t go very far from your phone with these, that’s the only thing because they will cut out. Yet most of the time you’re gonna be close to whatever you’re watching or listening to anyways. I’ll always buy this brand. Seriously the bass on these is better than any earbuds I’ve used. Great for gaming, watching Tv/youtube, music, and everything. Also there’s an awareness mode that lets you hear what’s around you in life if you need to pay attention to stuff outside while you listen to whatever. Very easy to use when it comes to switching modes.
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Great product!! –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Raycon everyday earbuds
I’m on my second pair of earbuds and the first set was awesome but the second set had a problem with the left earbud not changing but I contacted Amazon and they took care of the problem with no questions asked. I would highly recommend raycon earbuds!! I have the carbon black!!
suzy –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Stopped working after a few weeks
I owned a pair of these in the past and they worked great. The pair that I just bought aren’t as good. The product description said that the battery life is 32 hours. The current pair that I have has a battery life of approximately 12 hours. . I have to recharge them constantly Also, I bought these about a month ago, and the left ear bud has stopped working. The sound is good and they are comfortable, but I am just disappointed in the quality this time. I am going to exchange them for a new pair, and hopefully this solves the problem.
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