Dana W.

12 de julio de 2026

Great product for an affordable price

Wonderful open earbuds! I was afraid of how these would stay on my ears considering they just clip to your lobe, but it works surprisingly well!The earbuds provide great quality sound while being able to pay attention to your surroundings. They took a bit to get used to because they don't sit in your ear canal, but they're surprisingly comfortable and secure.The microphone is clear for calls as well, and the battery life is fantastic.My only con would be that the buttons do not allow you to change the volume up/down, but I'll keep it at 5 stars because most earbuds don't have that functionality.Ver más

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Dane Craig

19 de julio de 2026

A Fantastic Alternative to the Big Brands

I’m always looking for products that offer the same quality as the big-name brands without the premium price tag, and Reykon has really impressed me. In my experience, I paid about half the price of some of the well-known brands, yet these paired just as quickly and have been just as reliable.One of the biggest reasons I started looking for an alternative was comfort. My AirPods always seemed to make the inside of my ears sore after wearing them for a while. That’s what led me to these open-ear, clip-on earbuds, and I’m honestly glad I made the switch.The clip-on design is incredibly comfortable. There’s nothing shoved into your ear and nothing wrapping around the outside of it. After a few minutes, I almost forget I’m wearing them. They’re perfect for listening to podcasts, audiobooks, or music while still being able to hear what’s going on around you and carry on a conversation without constantly taking an earbud out.The sound quality is surprisingly good for an open-ear design. If I’m in the mood for deep bass and want to really get immersed in my music, I actually own Reykon’s traditional earbuds too, and they’re excellent. But for everyday use, these clip-on earbuds have become my go-to because they’re simply more comfortable.I can’t say enough good things about them. They pair quickly, they’re comfortable enough to wear for hours, the battery life has been great, and the open-ear design is exactly what I was looking for. If you’ve struggled with earbuds that hurt your ears or you’re looking for an affordable alternative to the major brands, I highly recommend giving these a try.Ver más

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Ryan G. Der

Very comfortable clip on ear buds.

I have small ear canals and always struggle with in-ear earbuds, as they put too much pressure on my ears and start to hurt after a while. I decided to try the Raycon clip-on earbuds, which sit outside of the ear canal, and have found them to be extremely comfortable. They don’t put any pressure or irritation on my ears and can wear them comfortably for hours. They are very light, yet last a long time on a single charge. The sound quality is really nice and I still have good spatial awareness while wearing them. Setup and bluetooth connection was easy and straight forward. I would recommend these earbuds to those looking for comfort, quality and value.Ver más

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Tanya

15 de julio de 2026

Great value!

I really like the design and fit. It definitely stays on the ear better but the part that goes in your ear still starts to make the top part of the ear opening sore after awhile. Maybe I just have super small ears. The battery life is better than expected. They lasted me 7 hours at work. The quality is 5 star! Sound quality also 5 stars! Great value for the money. I bought these during prime day deals. These are well worth the $69.99. The carrying case is very durable but also very smooth and almost slippery. I have dropped it a couple times but it did not break or pop open. No scratches either.Ver más

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Santos M. Lugo

30 de junio de 2026

Great Ear Buds

These earbuds are incredibly comfortable; I often forget I’m even wearing them. Because they don’t sit directly inside the ear canal, noise cancellation isn't an option, but the sound quality remains excellent regardless. They are built to a high standard, and the Bluetooth connectivity is rock solid with no dropVer más

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Jeff Arnold

21 de julio de 2026

Very comfortable!

Best headphones I've ever owned. I first wore them on a 4 hour car ride. I left them on when I got home just to see if they ever got annoying and they didn't. Typical ear buds make my ear itch after a little while. They were so comfortable that I forget they are on. Music played seemlessly. hey have never lost connection with my phone . Playing pickleball in them they don't move around. Only dislike is that from a distance someone might think that I am wearing blue earrings. I wish I bought the black ones.Ver más

aws

27 de julio de 2026

Go in and out

Every time I bend over they go in and out

Daria

Great

Great earbuds! They’re lightweight, comfortable, and stay securely in place. The sound quality is surprisingly good, and the battery lasts a long time. Very happy with this purchase!

Bart

Tiny Noise Maker

I strictly use headphones for media playback at home. They are satisfactory in terms of performance. Never considered earbuds as I found them uncomfortable and inadequate for sound production. I heard good things about Raycon so I decided to try this model. First impressions were very positive, but it takes more than a smooth aesthetic to win consumers.My primary reasons for headphone use are confining noise to prevent irritating neighbours, and since I savour quality music, I attempt to extract EVERY sound made available by the artist and production team during compilation of the composition. They also allow me to detect obscure sounds certain bands include in each multi layered song I would otherwise not have known were present. Intricate guitar performances often drown each other out to even higher degrees. What you may perceive to be a linear rhythm guitar riff, particularly at higher volumes, actually comprises of varying melodic interchanges bringing life to the chorus whilst stunningly supporting a complex labyrinth of lead guitar overlay. There is actually quite a bit happening during a composition of a GREAT band.Here are some examples:- Guns N' Roses- Alice In Chains- Megadeth- Nine Inch Nails- Metallica- Nightwish- EpicaAnd many, many more.What? Did you actually think I would associate the words great with Taylor Swift, Beyonce, Ariana Grande, Coldplay????? True imagination has been supplanted by trend and simplicity. The modern music industry is a billion-dollar joke.Anyway, I expect similar depth and clarity from earbuds, whilst eliminating the aches and discomfort caused by the pressure of wearing over ear headphones. I am unable to wear headphones longer than an hour.... Like my wife and socks. When I stumbled upon these earbuds on Vine, I decided to take a chance since the $100 CAD price tag evokes a quality composition. Let's see if they compare to a modest example of headphones.The compact package finally arrived for scrutiny. The product box is actually quite inviting, introducing the merchandise as a qualified radiator of sound. I removed the earbuds from the protective armour bedding in which they rested and for the first time I was able to glimpse the earbud charging case within which the buds themselves dwell. Mimicking their enclosure, they are rather handsome. The bulbous speaker is connected to the battery compartment through the joining arc. They are a dual tone black colour. The tips of the buds and battery compartment also have silver trim. The charging case is rectangular in shape with rounded contours all around and a flat base so it can rest without tipping. The front of the charger is adorned by classy RAYCON branding and four tiny LED lights which divulge charging status. The rear has a USB-C conection port for charging using the provided USB-A to USB-C cable, and a button used to turn the charging status LED's on. The earbuds are a U-shaped clip design intended for insertion into the ear canal, clipping to the helix. The texture of the entire ensemble is very smooth and pleasant.How do they perform? Quite well. Inserting the earbuds into the ear canal is easy and they seem to remain fairly well planted using the U-shaped clip design, remaining in place with somewhat intense movement. Bluetooth connection was just as simple with no connectivity issues. At the bottom of each earbud is a power/toggle button which can be used to individually turn each earbud on or off by long pressing for 5 and 10 seconds, respectively. Quite lengthy off sequence, to be honest. Short pressing either left or right pauses the active track, double pressing skips to the next track, and so on and so forth. For more, instructions are provided. This is very convenient as it not only allows distance between the earbuds and source of media playback, but minimizes the number of buttons required for disparate function.Now then, the sound. It is present. It is certainly nowhere near as loud as regular speakers or headphones. It also lacks bass, but this is expected. However, I do appreciate the clarity and ability to maintain the original compositions intricacies. I deliberately chose several songs which were composed using layers and variations of sound and although they weren’t as distinctly clear as on my headphones, they were present recognizable. The highs are not as vivid as I hoped but I didn’t expect the world from earbuds. The volume is also quite low despite the source at the highest volume setting but doesn’t really need to be too high. If you desire party type of decibel levels, this is not the product that would be required to shake the pillars of the Earth. Noise cancelling is not included, it seems. Again, fine for me, but some may expect this feature. They are able to maintain connection for about 15 metres, approximately. Not great, not terrible. They are lightweight and the nickel-titanium memory metal clips allow them to sit in place without being noticed.In conclusion, I recommend these at the $100 CAD markup, well positioned compared to competing brand name products. If you purely need earbuds which allow some privacy, eliminating intrusion on neighbours in your proximity whilst maintaining mobility, comfort and inconspicuity, these are suitable to such a task. 30 hour battery life, well placed physical buttons, IPX5 water resistant, etc… Also very pleasantly designed using quality materials. But for those of you anticipating the full musical experience devised by your favourite artists, in relative comfort, seek alternate devices such as wireless over ear headphones which are rapidly perfecting excellence.Unlike the mainstream music industry, RAYCON is no joke!

John

3 de julio de 2026

Comfortable Open-Ear Earbuds

These are a solid option if you want to listen to music without completely blocking out the world around you. The open-ear design takes a little getting used to, but once you do, it’s actually really convenient and especially for walking, commuting, or working where you still need awareness of your surroundings.The clip-on fit feels lightweight and secure, and I was surprised by how comfortable they stayed over longer use. Since they don’t sit inside the ear canal, there’s less pressure and fatigue compared to regular earbuds. They also work well with glasses, which is a nice bonus.Sound quality is good for open-ear earbuds. You won’t get the same deep bass or noise isolation as in-ear models, but vocals and podcasts come through clearly, and music still sounds balanced enough for casual listening.The physical buttons are honestly one of the best features and much easier and more reliable than touch controls, especially while moving. Battery life has also been strong, lasting several days with regular use before needing a recharge. These are great for anyone who values comfort and awareness over full isolation. Not ideal if you want heavy bass, but excellent for daily use, workouts, and multitasking.Ver más

The Viner

17 de mayo de 2026

Good sound overall, Comfortable to wear. Wish there were more options

I've always wanted a pair of Raycon Ear buds So when I saw these on Amazon I jumped on the opportunity to grab them.I've been using them on my bike drives out which go for about an hour and a half to two hours every other day and I keep them topped off with the rechargeable carrying case. I love how small the case is, it fits in your pocket without you even realizing it's there and With all of the charges I've had off it, I would say it's recharged about 30 hours of use so far and it still has two dots meaning it's still about half full.i'm no audiophile So I'm not going to be the best judge on sound quality. If you give 4 button presses, it lets you cycle through different sound presets, they all sound the same to me.These are a lot more comfortable than I was expecting them to be. Once I get them set around my ear properly, I forget that they are there. I don't feel them at all. I also like that I'm able to still hear my surroundings, so the vehicle is coming and I'm not off the road enough or if I am out of my lane, I can hear it coming and get out of the road a lot sooner compared to if I have traditional ear buds in.My only complaint with these earbuds is the lack of features that come standard with a lot of wireless earbuds these days. I couldn't figure out anyway and I never noticed in the manual any way to Adjust the audio volume with the ear buds directly. Which was A bit annoying for me because I keep my phone in my backpack while I'm biking which means if I ever need to adjust my audio, I have to stop, take off my backpack, and use my phone to adjust the volume up or down. The other thing I did find a bit annoying is I noticed when I would keep my iPhone in my pocket, as I was peddling and my leg was moving up and down rapidly, the earbuds would briefly drop and gain connection Meaning there be little bits and bops where sound would just partially cut out on one ear bud or both. That's not very far for the signal to have to travel but it really struggled to travel and keep connected on a moving object. I never had this problem with any other Bluetooth earbuds.Overall, If you like to listen to music while you're out, but you want to be able to hear everything around you at the same time, these are A great choice. The sound is clear, they're comfortable, and battery life seems to be good as far as I can tell. I never had them die with the limited use I use them in. It just pays to keep in mind that they are a little limited in features compared to most Bluetooth earbuds.

An Amazon Reviewer

22 de abril de 2026

Well known brand with my favourite form factor for earbuds

First off, I wanted to say that I collect headphones outside of reviews, and enjoy both high end and low end, expensive and inexpensive, and can compare a lot of them fairly well.With Raycon, they're kind of in the category of brands like JBL, Anker, and other brands that aren't exactly high-end, but are reputable, well-known, and have above average sound quality for all of their products.But the sound quality thing doesn't really matter as much when it comes to open ear earbuds:They're actually pretty genius because all that really needs to matter is the mid-range, since the high range and low range wouldn't really transfer that well due to them not actually being played directly into your ears.Basically, they details are lost when transferring to the air to your ears anyway, and only fairly high end options would actually be worth worrying about. Low end options will still sound tinny however since their mid range will be bad compared to these.Because of this you can get active earbuds like this that will sound much better than you'd expect them to, and still have a solid battery life because bass isn't being focused on as much.Despite having a collection of different earbuds, I always end up using over-ear headphones because I have allergies to the materials usually used in earbuds, whether it's silicon irritation, or the foam irritation.Since these don't actually make contact with the inside of your ear you can wear these for as long as you want without worrying about the irritability from traditional earbuds.Just keep in mind that there is going to be a lot of sound leakage due to the inherent design of these. They're just like open-back headphones in the sense that all of the audio isn't going directly into your ears, and will be audible to those around you.This makes them great for something like riding your bike, since you'll still have the awareness that accompanies openbacks, but you won't be around other people long enough to be bothering them with the sound leakage.Using these on a plane or public transit isn't exactly advisable for the above reasons.Overall they're really solid and it's backed by a reputable and established brand, so there's nothing more I can really ask for in open ear earbuds like these.Ver más