Raycon Fitness Bluetooth Wireless Earbuds Microphone with Active Noise Canceling Sweat Water-Resistant Earphones Running Headphones Ear Buds Wireless

Great sound, great quality, and fits the ear. These have been my go-to ear buds for the last TWO YEARS and they are still working just fine with age one side likes to be quitter than the other side but that's to be expected after two years of use. I've use these for work, gym (they'll never fall out from any workout trust), and travel. I came from using the Beats fit earbuds, to this, and I'll never go back. I love these more, and they also don't hurt my ear during long use. I know 100 bucks is a lot during these times but I believe its worth the investment. Read more

These were a Christmas gift and a good choice. The sound quality is really clear ad the bluetooth connects usually flawlessly. They're tiny but not too small and fit perfectly in my teenagers ears. The noise cancellation is almost 100% I'd say. The case is small but sturdy and protective. These were recommended by a couple of friends so we tried them and am totally satisfied so far. Not a bad price for the quality, either. If we have any future problems I will update. Read more

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. Read more

The good: Sound great. Fit well. Nice small case. Battery life is good. Both buds seem to always charge unlike apple pods. Im on my 5th pair (lose them). Reasonable price. Nice noise canceling. The bad: case is so smooth that it is difficult to open. Charge port cover VERY hard to open. I just ripped it off it is so annoying. No battery indicator lights so you have no idea how much life is left or if each bud is charging. There is a light that is yellow or green and is useless is reality. Changing sound/volume buttons are very difficult to understand and execute easily. Always takes multiple attempts which is annoying if trying to do while exercising. Better to stop for a few seconds. Read more

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. Read more