My goal was simple while researching new headphones. I needed one with long battery life, incredible audio quality, wireless connectivity, comfort, and great adjustability. All these are must-haves for my everyday tasks (watching videos, listening to podcasts, gaming, etc).
The Raycon Everyday Wireless Headphones meet my needs and I can say they’re pretty good for the price. I’m keeping them as my main headphones because I’m impressed with the overall features. I’ll explain these, one by one so I can hopefully help someone out.
Battery Life: I spend most of my time listening to music/podcasts. So I wear them every morning when I’m exercising for about an hour. I also wear them around the house while cooking or working on my PC, or doing other chores. So far, I’m extremely happy with the long battery life.
I was curious about battery life because my previous headphones would not take me through 12 hours of use (contrary to what the brand advertised). But these, I use them throughout an entire day and the battery life wouldn’t go below 50%.
Comfort & Adjustability: These two work together. The ear pads are super soft, making the headphones comfortable to wear throughout the whole day. They’re also comfy with glasses and whenever I’m beginning to feel uncomfortable, I simply adjust them with ease.
Noise Cancellation: This feature is 100% impressive; great for the outdoors and indoors; when the volume is high and low. Whether with YouTube videos or when I’m listening to podcasts, I haven’t observed any form of background noise. Does its job well.
Audio & Microphone: The audio quality is unmatched in terms of clarity. It has helped me with a premium listening experience for both low-quality and high-quality audio productions. And the microphones, they are remarkably good for calls. I score Raycon 10/10 for these features.
Overall, I’ve not regretted buying these headphones. If you’re also looking for something reasonably priced with amazing features for your everyday use, then choose these Raycon Everyday Wireless Headphones.
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