Raycon Everyday Earbuds (2024 Edition) - Bluetooth True Wireless in-Ear Buds with 32 Hours Playtime, Multpoint Technology, Extreme Comfort, and Active Noise Cancellation (Carbon Black)

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

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!