Raycon Fitness Bluetooth Wireless Earbuds + Microphone with Active Noise Canceling, Sweat & Water-Resistant Earphones, Running Headphones, Ear Buds Wireless Bluetooth 56 Hours Playtime (Black)

I've thoroughly enjoyed these earbuds. They pair easily with my phone and they had an extremely good battery life for the first three years I had them. They have good sound for music and also good in calls. They fit in my ears well and I've never had a problem with them falling out of my ears. They do come with extra gel tips for them so you can put on the pair to adjust them to make them fit your ears just right. All is not perfect with them though. There are some issues that have cropped up, some occasionally, and some constantly in the last 6 or so months. The first issue I have is the case design makes the lid difficult to open. There is a small lip on the edge to catch your nail on to open it. However there is really nothing else to give a grip on the case when opening it. It is very smooth and it just makes it hard to open. Another slightly annoying issue, that's happened maybe a half dozen times over the 4+ years I've had them, is that they loose sync with each sometimes with really no good indication why. They essentially become two separate devices and you can pair with either of them, but you can only use one at a time in this state. You have to do a factory reset on them and then repair them with each other and then pair them with your phone, tablet or computer. The last issue, is that in the last 6 months or so, and I'm guessing it's because of the battery age on them as I'm beginning my fifth year using them probably 275-300 ish days a year for at least two hours each day, some days as many as 5 or 6 hours. In any case the left earbud started rapidly decreasing the amount of charge it has. About five or six months ago it would start telling me it was at low battery after about 1.5 hours of use, while my right one still gives me about 6 hours or more on a charge. Now it's down to the point the left one only lasts about 30 minutes, while the right still gives me a good 6 hours. Seeing how I definitely got close to their advertised 12 hours play time on a single charge when they were new, I'm almost certain it is batteries nearing their end of life. Considering how many times I've dropped the case, it popped open and flung the earbuds across the room, and other abuse these have taken I'm surprised they are still functioning as well as they are.

Amazing sound quality. Noise canceling cancels noise well, awareness mode is great. Call quality is good, and the battery has lasted me ten hours absolutely no problem. It comes with customizable attachments so that you can have a perfect fit for your ears. A little sad that you cant adjust the volume on the ear buds anymore but oh well. The life of these is about one and a half years or so, and then they start to not be able to charge one or both earbuds. Overall, very good for the quality and longevity, considering most things are made to break after a certain amount of time anyways.

I’ve been using raycons since they first came out. They have continue to improve, and this model showcases it well. It’s got a soft closing case (doesn’t snap close). The materials are almost a soft plastic. These ones have a little bump that you can fit into the ear, giving it a snug fit. They also provide many size options to change out both the earbud piece, and the bump part. I have very small ears and most earbuds cause me to get blisters or they just fall out. I can wear these in pretty damn confidently. I like the tactical sound of a clicking button when tapping them though. Battery life is insane, I charge them a few times a week and use them daily. Cons: There’s not an easy way to adjust volume (their older models let you use the tap feature very easily). They don’t have an app that allows for equalizer adjustments, so you will have to use their preset settings. They also lack an awareness mode, and sound quality is average. I hope they continue to improve their everyday earbuds as much as their other models. What sets them apart is their quality. But lately it’s been slowing down and less focus has gone towards capabilities (features like awareness mode, better sound design, sensing the ear, sensing the sounds surroundings, etc.)

I bought these because the Everyday earbuds that I purchased about 5-6 years ago died. I was extremely satisfied with those so I wanted to see what more Raycon could offer. After around two weeks of using these, I'm slightly dissapointed. FIT: The previous earbuds I had from Raycon fit perfectly, they felt snug and I would sometimes even dare to have them on during a concert and diving into a moshpit. These ones? I go to the gym and do weightlifting and I have to adjust them each time I finish a set as they feel like they want to come out. I've tried multiple combinations between the fins and the gel tips over the days but I still can't manage to get them to feel truly secure as the everyday earbuds did. Battery: I'm more judging the battery of the charging case, as I rarely if ever use the earbuds for longer than 2 hours at a time. After almost daily use for two weeks, I still haven't had to charge the case once, which is a huge improvement. BEWARE THE BUTTONS: These are very sensitive, they are not click-based like the Everyday earbuds I had and I once managed to pause my music just by taking my shirt off as they are touch based. On the other hand, you could say there are responsive. Also I do miss having different commands on each side and being able to turn the volume up or down directly through the earbuds. Small inconvenience really. The rest: I always loved how these look and these are no different. Very quiet design, can easily go unnoticed. ANC and Awareness mode work very well. Sound quality is outstanding for how small these are, although the bass does seem to be turned up a little too much for my taste but that's something I noticed with the Everyday earbuds as well. Might honestly not be a problem if you're more into electronic music and enjoy a very strong bass sound. I remember seeing a negative review about the volume on these but I'm starting to suspect they were constantly in an extremely noisy environment, had hearing loss or got a defective pair, as the volume levels I use with these is similar if not the same as I did with the everyday earbuds. Overall, I'll keep these but in hindsight, I would've rather gone with the Everyday earbuds again.

I drive a step van for a living. If there's one thing to know about a step van is that they are aluminum boxes with wheels. A slight divot in the road is comparable to a toddler throwing cookie trays in a room that echoes. Some of the vans even come with a variety of beeping noises that accompany using a turn signal, using the hazard lights, or having the lights on while the van is off. They are noisy if you catch my drift. They also don't have a radio to drown out the headache inducing constant sounds. Many drivers use speakers, headphones, or earbuds, but most can still hear the clattering and beeps. Not with Raycon. I've owned a pair for a few months now and it is a headache saver. Even at half volume, the music I listen to is loud and clear and manages to overpower the sound of the step van in a residential area. The sound quality is just as good as any high dollar set of over the ear headphones. Even without the noise cancelling features, they can drown out emergency vehicle sirens. One thing I was fearful of with earbuds in particular is them falling out. With sliding doors open, it would be very easy to lose one to a speed bump. But as of yet, the only time I've had the Raycon earbuds fall out was when I had purposely pulled them most of the way off in order to hear a customer. Once they are settled, these aren't coming out unless physically removed. The battery life is also amazing. I can be on the road for 7-9 hours at a time depending on how fast I move and how much I get for the day. Only at the end of that day will they start to shut down. They do tend to drain much faster with the noise cancelling features or awareness modes, but as I don't really need them, I have found a good happy medium. If there was one complaint I have, to pause a song, you tap the right earbud twice. To skip a song, you tap the right earbud three times. Tapping it four times activates voice recognition on your phone. The reason I say all this is because it is very easy for the earbud to not pick up on how many times you tap it which can result in something you don't want. It's a minor nitpick but its one I will take. They may be pricey, but this is a brand that is worth that money.

Bought several for my family. It has different ear sizes you can change for individuals. Found that they stay in for workout and hiking. Sturdy carrying case and has adjustable sound quality. Overall, everyone has found them good earbuds for the price.

Had these now since March 2025. They're decent ear buds, but they do have a few problems. I only use these earbuds at work where the majority of my tasks are in a climate controlled office. There is some exposure to the elements, but nothing that comes anywhere near exceeding the advertised durability of the product. They are comfortable, but not for anyone with particularly small ears. I have the smallest size silicone pads in my buds and they're still just barely too big to be comfortable when worn correctly. I have to wear them incorrectly to avoid physical discomfort within a few minutes (the top part can't be nested in my ear like it should be for sport earbuds). The sound quality is nice, and the awareness modes are easy enough to change through. the mic pics up voice just fine for calls. The touch controls can be very finicky, though. Just placing the right earbud in my ear easily turns the device off because of the power controls and how you have to hold the bud to insert it. so the moment it powers on and says "connected," it immediately powers off again. usually I have to put the ear bud back in the case to turn it back on as the controls to power it back up are not receptive to touch after that for some reason. the earbuds also randomly connect to Bluetooth even when the case hasn't been opened and neither ear bud has been removed. this drains the battery of the earbuds pretty quick. this is becoming a more frequent occurrence.

I want to start by saying my personal qualifications for leaving a review on these: -I have ADHD & ASD, so noise cancelling is something I strongly value and require in headphones both for focus and overstimulation -I listen to music nearly 24/7, mainly punk rock and post-hardcore (bands like pierce the veil, rise against, Linkin park, sleeping with sirens, etc). -My gold standard for both audio quality and ANC quality is my pair of Sony Over-Ear WH-1000XM4's, and I compared them directly when writing this review -I have a Google Pixel 10 Pro, and use Spotify (premium), saying since the device and software you use can affect sound quality --Actual review-- The Pros: -comfortable and snug, as someone with small/awkwardly shaped ears, typical earbuds give me a lot of issues. constantly needing to adjust the earbud, slippage, pain, etc; these do not have that problem, and since the fit is very customizable, it was easy to find the exact attachments that worked for me. on top of that, the actual shape of the earbuds is pretty ergonomic/anatomy based, which I appreciated. -building on the last point, there is a wide range of attachments, I believe there were 3-4 pairs of fins and 4 pairs of ear tips -they look pretty sleek, they don't bulge out excessively -mic quality is pretty decent, your voice comes through clear, even if it is a tiny bit muted, everything you say comes across clearly and is easily understandable. -ANC is spectacular! they're comparable to my Sony's, which is saying something at least. even at ~40% volume, my environment is still imperceivable, and at higher levels (I typically listen at ~50-85%) I cannot hear ANYTHING around me. my boyfriend was genuinely yelling maybe 5 feet from me to get my attention and I had no idea, which again, is comparable to my Sony headphones. -battery life is amazing as well, whether I'm using the earbuds pretty consistently in a week, or I abandon them for months (since I have 3-4 other pairs), the charge lasts essentially forever. they last for probably 4-5 days with ANC activated if you use them for an average of ~5-8 hours in a day. also, there was a point where I had just gotten a diff pair of headphones and left these as backup in my backpack for at minimum 4 months. they weren't fully charged when I left them, and when I used them again 4 months later, they still had plenty of battery. I've had problems with other headphones passively draining, so I really appreciate that these don't leave you stranded. -sound quality is PRETTY good, but not perfect. since I listen primary to rock-ish music, I feel these perform pretty well both in balanced and bass-boosted (I forget the name) mode. they're strongest with the heavy tones and frequencies, like guitar, drums, bass, etc, and are a little weaker in the vocals. for me, this isn't an issue, since when I have noise cancelling I am usually overwhelmed or trying to focus, and it actually kind of helps that the vocals are weaker than the instrumental, I like to focus on the beat n such. -for $120 base price, these are a pretty good value with all things considered, especially considering my personally valued aspects like the ANC and battery life. -carrying case is good, very compact and fits easily in a small pocket in your bag--you can put it in your pocket but it is a little tall so it looks weird. they also come with a carrying loop to hold or attach to a belt loop or bag or keys, though I took mine off -charges VERY quickly, 0-100% in ~2-3 hours -no issues with connectivity The Cons: -the sound modes are very limited, with the "pure sound" mode performing awfully for bass and heavier music, though it does raise and detail the vocals. -the lack of an app for customizable controls & switching between modes and connections without the delay and sensitivity of the built in controls is frustrating. there also isn't a customizable equalizer, which both my expensive Sony's have with their own app, but also the much cheaper JBL noise cancelling over ears I used to use, I think they were either ~$80 or the same price as these. -not easy to identify battery percentage, but the case does change color if the battery is low -the TOCUH CONTROLS are an absolute NIGHTMARE with these. I personally hate the volume controls being split between the ear buds--raising volume is on the right earbud, and lowering volume is on the left. these controls are also extremely sensitive, so if you go to adjust the earbud (while they do fit well, I always have to adjust any earbud for some reason throughout the day), and you only have one earbud in, the volume can now go up to ~100% and if your phone isn't nearby, you are just funnelling max volume deep into your eardrum and it does get very loud. this is without a doubt the biggest drawback for me personally, though it is one I can look past when my specific needs are met well enough with them to use them anyways. --overall, I do really like these, and when I need to be able to move around a lot/not have the extra weight and space taken up by my Sony over ear's (or they died), I do reach for these and am quite satisfied with them. I really wish that there was an app, and that you could customize what actions for your touch controls did what. besides that and the one sound quality issue I have, I woukd buy these again, even if only to have as a reliable backup headphone for specific needs, but if I didn't have better alternatives, I would also use them as an everyday earbud.

Those are very good fit perfectly in the ears, don’t fall out, when moving, and the sound is very very good

I'm not an audiophile, so I think it sounds just fine, whether I'm using it while out running or doing chores. I like that it's splash proof, since I've worn it in the shower several times after a workout. I occasionally encounter a few odd syncing and Bluetooth connectivity issues. - Several times a session, both buds will suddenly skip the sound, and immediately sync back in, but with a slight lag between the left and right bud. This L-R lag lasts about a quarter of a second but it's noticeable enough to be irritating. - Connectivity drops quite often if my phone is in my pocket or under my arm. - Occasionally only once bud will connect to my phone even though both buds sounded out the "power on" cue.

Auricolari bluetooth molto buoni, suino eccellente e designe unico, direi che per il rapporto qualità prezzo sono ottime.

très bonne autonomie. Déconnection de l'anti-bruit quand il y a du vent Maniabilité moyenne

These are the best earbuds I've ever had. This is my second pair, only because my dog chewed my old ones. And the crazy part is even after my dog chewed them basically in half.. they still worked... These are durable as hell. I once accidentally left them in my pocket and they went through the washer and dryer, and worked PERFECTLY afterwards. The battery life lasts so long, like I will use them all day 8+ hours and they don't need to recharge. When you do need to charge them, they charge so quickly. I left them plugged in for 10 minutes and went to use them again and the ear buds were at 100%. Seriously the best earbuds.