Sure, they look cool and fit nicely, but the sound quality is terrible.
To top it off, theyre on the pricey side so I would recommend most people skip these earbuds.
The Everyday Earbuds Pro look super-cool.
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Right now, the only color is Silk White, a motif shared by the buds and charging case.
The back of each bud includes a silver, metallic surface for touchpoint controls.
I never needed to swap the tips though, as the ones pre-attached fit me just fine.
The Everyday Earbuds Pro redefines premium audio with cutting-edge Hybrid ANC, 6 microphones, memory foam ear tips, and an astounding 40-hour battery life.
In fact, I found the Pro buds very comfortable to wear for long periods.
They felt secure too.
With the IPX5 rating, I can see these being ideal for gym-going and outdoor runs.
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Controls are relegated to touchpoints on the rear of each bud.
Then all of a sudden, everything would be fine.
I also thought Bluetooth Multipoint worked well.
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Noise Canceling: Makes the Grade
The Pro buds deliver acceptable noise cancellation.
I cant say I was ever wowed by the ANC performance, but it definitely works.
Add in some music, and having ANC enabled was the icing on the isolation cake.
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Some distracting sounds still made it inside my ears though.
you might also have ANC and transparency disabled.
But unfortunately, when it comes to sound quality, theyre just not very good.
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Again, a big struggle with sibilance, and quite the limited soundstage.
The same goes for my weekly dose of WTF with Marc Maron.
Dialogue-driven content seems to suffer the most from the harsh high frequencies.
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Not even the built-in white noise generator on my iPhone sounded normal.
This was all a huge bummer for me, considering the fanfare.
My test calls soundedfine.
What was even worse was the intermittent crackling that took place throughout entire test calls.
The case itself supports USB-C and wireless Qi charging.
That was at 80% volume with ANC enabled.
Should You Buy the Raycon Everyday Earbuds Pro?
TheRaycon Everyday Earbuds Proare not all theyre cracked up to be.
Cosmetics and comfort only go so far for audio peripherals, and these budsseriously lag behind the competition.
If you’re looking for alternative options, Ive tested other productsthat cost lessandsound much better.
Id buy one of those sets instead, folks.
