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Raycon - True Wireless Open Ear Bluetooth Earbuds (Model RBO725-24E-BLU)

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"Raycons are the only ones ive found that fit and stay in. ... They also came with a ton of different sized rubber pieces."


"Raycon is the only earbud that fits and stays put no matter what."


"they’re comfortable enough I can wear them for multiple hours with no discomfort"

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"they cancel noise super well"

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"I've been using them for almost 7 years and I've only had one pair go out from going through the washing machine one too many times. ... For context, I listen to enough music to cost Spotify money with my membership (over 160 hrs a month)"


"I’m still using a 3 year old pair of Raycons that have been through an American laundry washer and dryer…."


"how long they've been kicking (almost 4 years) ... it's been well worth it imo"

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"you can get them for less than $95 most of the time they're running discounts typically you can get a pair for around $65"


"Cheaper than AirPods"


"how long they've been kicking (almost 4 years) ... it's been well worth it imo"

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"I've been using them for almost 7 years and I've only had one pair go out from going through the washing machine one too many times. ... For context, I listen to enough music to cost Spotify money with my membership (over 160 hrs a month)"


"last 10 hours on a charge and 40 Hours with the case."


"I charge them once every 3ish days?"

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"About a year and the right bud would last about 15 minutes on a full charge."


"Raycons are absolute trash after 6 months."


"I ’ve gone through 4 pairs of raycons, and was so disappointed with them."

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"Now the raycon sound muddy to me."


"sounded terrible"

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"mine disconnect and then reconnect randomly to my computer"

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"About a year and the right bud would last about 15 minutes on a full charge."


"one ear kept draining"


"Then got finicky charging the right bud."

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Frequent-Refuse-6628 • 7 months ago

I'm pretty happy with them. I tried a couple of pairs of the shokz but they didn't fit super well and were very loose. I ended up with the Raycon open ear and like em so far

r/Earbuds • I have weirdly shaped ear canals and have never found a pair of earbuds I find comfortable in both ears. Any suggestions for quality, somewhat budget friendly Bluetooth buds? ->
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krycek1013 • 10 months ago

I was using jlab over ear sports anc. I just replaces them with Raycon open earbuds. I've only had them for a week, so I'm still getting use to them.

r/running • What earbuds do you use while running? ->
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kilgoretrout20 • 7 months ago

I’m still using a 3 year old pair of Raycons that have been through an American laundry washer and dryer….they are the “sport” or work out ones idk. The microphone is now useless so can’t use em for calls anymore but the sound is still great. I mostly use em for the TV now

r/BuyItForLife • Bluetooth headphones with good audio quality for every day use ->
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ErssieKnits • 10 months ago

Did you find anything OP?  I have a hand disability and not enough motor control to double tap or triple tap etc and it takes ages to pause like that as well.  So, I have a pair of Everyday Earbuds from Raycon that I bought in 2018 for about £30 that has a massive push button to click once to play/pause. 3 clicks for Volume up/down. Sounded ok too, had 12 hours constant playback one charge, about 3 more charges from the case do only charged up twice a week. The Bluetooth reached half way down my toad, anywhere indoors, and at the bottom of my 30 foot garden. Didn't have to carry my device into the bathroom or outside for dog toilet breaks.  My Galaxy buds won't stretch to the room next door so I have to take my devices into the bathroom and into the garden when the dog needs a poop 😔.  Only problem is, they are permanently closed and don't have ANC on/off so if someone talks to me, I can't hear unless I move it slightly. I did get a 2nd pair of Raycons and was quite shocked at how rubbish they were.  £49.99 but added ANC, sounded terrible, one ear kept draining, loud whining feedback in the case due to the external mic coming on again inside the case. Never bought from them again although they did send me 2 more pairs consecutively to replace the ones that didn't work so I ended up with 3 pairs of partially working, rubbish sounding, tap-controlling Raycons. But, the first pair were brilliant for the money and physical buttons, they sounded OK too for podcasts/audiobooks. £30 I was happy.  Like you I'd like ANC and physical buttons you can't miss.  Those darned tappity in one teeny tiny area are no good even if you've got gloves off. Especially with long thick hair over the ears.  I wonder if other people with disabilities like myself struggle to find physical buttons? Jabra are too costly for the abuse they get. 

r/Earbuds • NOISE CANCELLING earbuds with Physical BUTTONS? ->
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amberdragonfly5 • 9 months ago

Raycons.

r/audible • What earbuds do you use? ->
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B4173415CU73 • 8 months ago

I use Raycons. They're ear buds, but they cancel noise super well and they often offer discounts.

r/aspergirls • What's the best noise cancelling headphones you have tried? ->
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BagofDiks88 • 3 months ago

I had this same problem and Raycon is the only earbud that fits and stays put no matter what. I would try them out.

r/Earbuds • HELP no earbuds fit my tiny ears ->
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BigMacLexa • 17 days ago

Raycons are complete ass and nobody would ever buy them without their massive YouTube marketing campaign.

r/dataisbeautiful • I analyzed 1 year of wireless earbuds recommendations on Reddit (Nov 2024–2025). These are the top 25 (r/Earbuds vs all subreddits) ->
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BigMacLexa • 17 days ago

They're very bad quality for their price. Bad audio quality, bad build quality, bad batteries, bad reliability, very buggy connection etc. You can get similar quality in chinese knock-off earbuds for under 5€ on Temu and better quality in regular 30€ earbuds from your local tech store. Great to hear that yours haven't had any major issues so far - that's not the norm with Raycon.

r/dataisbeautiful • I analyzed 1 year of wireless earbuds recommendations on Reddit (Nov 2024–2025). These are the top 25 (r/Earbuds vs all subreddits) ->
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bisquette404 • 25 days ago

I like Raycon, they are a little more expensive, but they generally have good Black Friday Sales (when I've always bought mine)

r/BuyItForLife • Is it impossible to get some wireless earbuds for bellow 50$ that last at least two years or am I buying from the wrong brands? ->
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Bourne069 • 5 months ago

I felt that way about my Raycons and than I have NC9s by Tozo. They are awesome. I'd suggest you try them out.

r/Earbuds • Why can’t I get ANY reliable wireless earbuds? ->

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