RayconFitness Bluetooth True Wireless Earbuds with Built in Mic 56 Hours of Battery, IPX7 Waterproof, Active Noise Cancellation, Awareness Mode, and Bluetooth 5.3 (Black)

These earbuds ROCK. For the price, I'd stack them up against pretty much any pair of buds you could buy. I just bought the TECHNICS AZ 100s and while these are the BEST I've ever had, these Raycons are really close. The sound is VERY good, the batteries last forever and they are VERY comfortable. The noise canceling, while not perfect, drowns out MOST of the sound. Bottom line: if you have the money AND want the best buds - get the Technics AZ100. All out best you can buy ($300). If you want a GREAT PAIR OF BUDS for 1/3 of the price, buy these!!If I wasn't such an audiophile I would just buy these and only use these. I can honestly say its probably not worth to pay the extra 200. These Raycons are THAT good!

LOVE THESE!I was looking for an earbud that was low enough profile that I could wear it during sleep. I read the reviews and they indicated that these are small enough even for side sleepers to wear them comfortably. They were absolutely right. I wear these every night to bed. They cancel out noise, they very light and are small and comfortable even when laying on my side and they sound incredible. I also use them sometimes for work when I have a Zoom meeting and I am able to hear and be heard perfectly.I work from home four days a week and brought these to my office one day. I left them there. I ordered myself another pair for at home, and I saw the same brand but a different model at a lower price. DON'T DO IT. Pay the extra few bucks and get these. The other pair I bought were the Every Day model and they are slightly bigger and not as comfortable as these.Additionally, these earbuds DO NOT fall out, even while exercising or rolling around in bed. The hold a charge for a really long time, as does the case.I highly recommend these. They are a great value for the money I spent on them.

Edit 1-30-2025:I never even had to contact Raycon to get the issue with the dead charging case resolved. They saw my initial review and immediately contacted me. They offered to either replace just the dead charge case, though only with a black one rather than the purple original. Or if I wanted the purple one, they would RMA the entire set (buds + charge case) and send me another purple one. Neither option costing me a single extra penny. With the former option being a lot faster than the second one. I opted for the first, a simple replacement of the charge case because the person I gifted the earbuds to didn't care about the color. The replacement shipped a day later, with tracking, and in less than a week the earbuds were working and back in service with the new charging case.That is what you call first-class customer service. If I could give Raycon ten stars I would. They could teach classes on customer satisfaction to companies with products a heck of a lot more expensive than theirs. Many thanks to them for their rapid resolution of the issue.*Original review*My fourth Raycon purchase, a gift this time. They sound great, as Raycons always do, and stay in the ear better than just about anything else I've tried. Active noise cancellation reasonably effective on steady noises, not great on intermittent noises. Which is exactly the same as every other ANC headset/earbud I've ever tried.Unfortunately the charging case died--is totally nonfunctional--after less than two weeks. A factory defect, as any product line will experience from time to time. Depending on how responsive they are about replacing the defective product, I will revisit this review and grant more stars provided they make good on it in a timely manner.

I have had a lot of trouble finding earbuds that work for me while running. They need to be reasonably priced, but they also need to stay in my ear, survive sweat and rain, and reduce outside noise. This turns out to be a virtually impossible combination of features to combine. Most buds fall out of my ear—even the most expensive ones.I thought I found a great pair from Soundcore, but after a few months they stopped holding a charge, and Anker updated the design so drastically that the new version doesn't work for me. So I tried these Raycons. Here's the story so far:—They stay in my ear. Yay.—They sound quite good, and get decently loud (unlike many other buds)—The case is tiny, lightweight, and well-designed—The touch controls actually work, and the buds announce each function as you activate it, which is very helpful—They seem to be handling profuse sweating with no trouble—The price is rightBUT—The ANC is nonexistent. It just makes no difference whatsoever. I can hear all the noise around me, and this is a serious shortcoming since I live and run in Manhattan.If ANC is important to you, look elsewhere. If it's not a big deal, these are very nice buds (so far). For me, these are 3-star buds. For you, they might be 4- or 5-star.

For starters, the sound quality is incredible. The bass feels like my brain is turning to mush and i love it.I have a huge issue with these earbuds staying connected though. They drop very frequently or just need to be repaired more often than I would like to even do it.It seems if I stray too far from the earbud housing then the right bud decides it doesn’t want to work anymore and just disconnects.Also, I’m not sure if these are easily interrupted by other frequencies or something but even with both in my ears the audio will intermittently start chopping and stuttering.Battery lasts a long enough time and the charge speed is good. And it comes with a clip so I can keep it attached to my backpack and not worry about the casing getting lost.Lots of positives but the negatives are rather infuriating.I’d give it a 5 if I didn’t have to deal with much of the nonsense.