RayconThe Everyday Wireless Bluetooth Over Ear Headphones, with Active Noise Cancelling, Awareness Mode and Built in Microphone, IPX 4 Water Resistance, 40 Hours of Battery Life (Black)

These simple a.nd easy to use . Probably don't have the frills of more expensive ear phones. I've been able to purchase these for as low as$70. Sure beats $300 to 400. May not last as long maybe but can buy 4 or 5 pairs instead of 1. If they last 3 or 4 years they will be worth it

My initial review ---- If your application cannot adjust the high low variation these headphones were totally worthless for my need, Needed something to monitor television but the bass is so overwhelming that I can't make out most of the dialog, I have no adjustment capability so all I hear is boom, boom, boom,By accident I found the ANC button, which can be pushed and held to enter different sound profiles, one called pure sound change things for me and now i find the headphones are actual quite good, no complaints

Greatest! Took about 15-20 minutes for it to adapt to my music style. It is adaptive... I dig these phones. I sure hope they last. I recommend these. Better than the next up. My opinion.

Terrific sound quality (but not Bose quality), fit n feel, they fit well, but something is just a bit off around the ears. But NOT bad. Maybe the ear cup needs to be a bit larger (only for larger ears) but honestly not bad. the head band is very sufficient and comfortable for me. They are not as loud as some of the others. But it is loud enough and sufficient. At full volume, seems to be a tiny bit of distortion. (This is all based on music and music videos and using BT. I have not used it for the “phone” or for “gaming” or the 3.5 hard wired).The noise canceling is fair. Not great , but you can tell the difference. (It has 2 modes)As far as the sounds, it also has 3 pre set modes. Makes a noticeable difference. (This is the everyday model, I wonder if the PRO model would make a more noticeable difference?)I paid 100 but the factory/store had them for 80 on sale (pro model $119)As far as being sturdy, it seems ok. Headband does have a metal strap, but the ear pieces where they attach to the headband look like its just plastic. Only time will tell if it will hold up. I would suggest being careful with them and not be to rough on them.Comfort. I have to give it a thumbs up. Ear muffs are soft and at the top of the head it’s hardly noticeable. All is a good sign.Appearance is pretty nice (mine is the white/rose gold).I think at the 80-100 dollar range, most will be pretty close to each other in qualty and sound. I would not expect a $50 pair to compete with these in anyway. Like these would not compete with headphones at the 150 and up price.Almost forgot, battery life. It actually arrived with a full charge. I probably have about 10 hours on them and still no charge needed. So far so good.BT connectivity, I used my Iphone14pro and an older laptop top. Both connected almost instantly. Very surprised since I really did not know what I was doing.Would I recommend? Probably. I dont think you would regret it. But its hard to tell since other similar models now have a app to program your sounds on the headphones. I did not get to try any of these, so I just don’t know. But I am pretty happy with these.I tried to be as honest and straight forward as possible on this review. I only posted to try and help others with thier choice of headphones. Hopefully this helps a little.After another 15 hours of use, (still no charge needed)I mentioned earlier about the sound might not be super loud. I need to change that to it is very loud (maybe not as loud as some) but I compared these to a couple other headphones, and these were actually as loud or louder than the others.I also mentioned a touch of distortion at full volume. This seems to come and go. I honestly do not think its the headphones, but the tracks that im listening to. I think the headphones pick up so much details that I hear it more on these headphones than others. The more and more I use these, the better they are.At this point would I recommend? I would say if you cant afgord the 200-400 dollar pair of headphones, the I absolutely recommend these. They are proving themselves to be very worthy and exceptional sound quality.I will update in the future if there are any changes or failures. But not expecting to see any at this point.

I love these head phones! Money well spent- they're great quality and the sound on these drown out everything else around you. I use them for the gym.

Boyfriend loves it, always uses it to watch his scary videos while on his 18 wheeler! No complaints, just need to replace the earbuds cushion

So I bought some raycon earbuds because they just work better for my sensitive hearing outside over a headset. It really was the earbuds that had me getting their headset and I love this for inside the house. The padding is butter soft and I don't really feel the weight and they don't rub my ears to pure misery. -I- notice a difference between no anc and with it on, but I'm sensitive enough to sound I can hear a ticking clock in another room if all the stars align perfectly, so.Are they Bose? No, but I would not rate these as 'mid'. I have a Sennheiser wired headset that does beat them in sound quality, but Sennheiser is made for audio whereas these are a utility knife. I do switch between this two products because I game and am frequently in calls due to work and these just do better. I use the others for purely music.I would give them kore stars if I could and I'd love a chance to help them test products if they ever wanna employ someone who has really good hearing like I do lol.

Very good sound quality and comfortable around the ears.