I was blown away by these when a friend showed them to me at the gym. The first thing you notice is the beautiful pearl white color. They are extremely lightweight and MY GOD the sound in unreal. I couldn’t believe how loud it got without any distortion.
Still going strong, use these at least once a day for 20-30 minutes. The only minor complaint is powering on/off, you have to hold the button for what seems to be a good 5 seconds to know if it’s on/off. You’ll hear an automated voice, such as “power off”, but have to hold it down and focus so you can hear it. Battery life is awesome!
@@clxiki That sounds so annoying. I would definitely contact Raycon! Check their website and contact them regarding the issue, could simply be a manufacturer defect, but I believe they have a 1 year limited warranty that should take care of it, hopefully! I’m not sure what their customer service is like though lol.
I use them all time for yard work, walking the dog, in the shop, listening to my podcasts or videos when the wife wants peace and quiet, shopping, etc. Sound quality is great, no complaints.
I've seen Plantronics BackBeat Fit models are supposed to be good for sport, sweat/waterproof, similar design, and reasonably priced, but not sure about noise cancelling features there. I would almost think earbuds might be better for intense workouts though for sweatproof purposes.
I own the everyday headphones. Had them since July of 2022. I like them alot, but I think they aren't really designed for the gym. They are comfortable but the material may make you feel hot in warmer temperatures or sweat. Raycon DOES have a fitness headphone w 3 pairs of earcups including cups that are designed to handle sweat. They are like 20 bucks more.
Zach, I’ve placed these down in the shop a few times, they’ve fallen off a workbench once or twice, moved around and handled quite a bit, I’d say I get at least 2-3 hours of use every week. Have never had an issue.
