Raycon Work Earbuds Bluetooth Wireless Earphones with Microphone- Stereo Sound in-Ear Bluetooth Headset True Wireless Earbuds with 32 Hours of Battery Life (Carbon Black)

Tired of being forced to hear what the gym is playing? I was too. Then I got Raycons. These offer 3 sound profiles, one for bass, one for pure song and one that combines the two for balance. They can get really loud or really quiet. They come with adjustable ear grips so you can get the perfect fit. Some of the ear grips are even foam!!! They are perfect for whatever you need them for. Running on the treadmill, they dont slip out and that is huge. The battery lasts a little over 8 hours at a time. Way more than I ever need but they will last you the entire workday. My Youtube channel is PastNormal if you ever think you want to do a sponsership deal in the future. Love you, Raycon.

These earbuds are a great purchase for a reasonable price. They come with a variety of different accessories, which are all incredibly handy. I've owned and used them consistently about 2-3 hours a day for just over a month now, and have only just had to recharge the case. True to their word, the case stores enough power to recharge these buds four times without needing to be plugged in, and that is quite handy. The noise cancellation feature is also very good at blocking out unwanted sounds.Rated the sound quality as 4 stars because I did not quite think it was worth 5, but just a bit under - around 4.75 stars. I believe I have noticed on occasion the slightest hint of static coming from the left earbud, especially when the volume is turned up higher. It has yet to bother me, but I hope the issue does not get worse.

I've worn the Work Earbuds Ultra through a full 12 hour shift and only recharged in the case during lunch. The case will top up a low charge on the buds 3 or 4 times before it needs recharge. Sound quality is good and touch control functions well. Only issue so far has been flakey operation on the one day I wore them while sweating profusely. The buds kept flipping sound modes. No issue since.Update after 1 year: After a year with lots of wear the right earbud failed and wouldn't recover. I contacted Raycon to see what they'd do even though I was just outside of the 1 year warranty period. Customer Service was very cooperative and replaced my earbuds. The Ultras were no longer available so they sent The Work Earbuds Classic. The replacement set were broke out of the box. The right earbud seemed to operate independently of the left and after a few minutes of use it would switch modes a few time and then shut off. Back to customer service to see where that goes...

I don't know why they discontinued production of the Ultra versions but I love these, the sound is crisp and the features are good. Would suggest that future versions have buttons instead of touch features as it's sometimes hard to get it to pause rather than raise the volume or end calls but it's better than the "Classic" for sure.

Shipping and packaging was good. It worked for couple weeks and then started to have all kinds of issues. First it would just randomly disconnect from my phone, and to connect back i would have to put them back in the case. Then level of volume became much lower on hi setting at least i was able to use them thinking maybe it will go back to normal. After six months of use they completely failed, now they make loud buzzing noise. So i am very disappointed in product and they customer service, i am recommending to spend your $150 on a different brand

I am a headphone guru, meaning I review these and use different one's all the time. I was skeptical about the Raycon's, but I was looking for something that would help cancel out noise when I was talking through them, and these kept showing up in web searches. I thought they were pricey (over 100$ is pricey to me), but I tried them out.Here are pros:1. Small and lightweight2. Easy to setup3. Decent for talking through and cancelling background noise during calls.4. StylishCons:1. They don't stay connected. They constantly disconnect or have to be disconnected then reconnected.2. To reconnect, you normally have to put them back in the case, which is super annoying if they disconnect when running or doing something active. You don't want to carry the case around all the time just for fear that they won't stay connected properly.3. They don't sound that great. There isn't much bass or depth to the sound.4. Battery life is average.5. They are very sensitive to pause or stop what you are listening to if they think they are removed from your ears. Meaning, if I am working out and stretching, they will often pause the audio source because they think that they have been sat down or removed from my ears.Overall, I would not buy these again for the price paid. I would recommend the JBL Tunes 230nc's or Beats PowerBeats Pro's.

Pros: Good battery life, and like the awareness modeCons: hurts my ears because they're too big. Noise canceling mode I would say only cancel out roughly 15% of noise.I used to use skullcandy sesh (2.5 hours battery life) but literally everything else about the earbuds were better. Better sound quality, fit right, and might as well have canceled out far more noise.Definitely not worth the price asked.

These earbuds are awesome and just as good, if not better, than my wife's AirPods Pro. The noise cancellation is top notch and the awareness mode is makes taking phone calls much more enjoyable. These things are also super comfortable to wear all day long and come with multiple different sizes and types of ear types to make sure you have a tight and comfortable fit. I also haven't yet run into any issues with battery life while wearing these all day at work, switching between podcasts, music and video calls. The case comes with a convenient battery indicator and usb-c plug. Love these and would definitely buy again.