The Everyday Earbuds – Raycon
A perfect fit, designed to never fall out
Dynamic drivers for spatial audio and high fidelity acoustics
Loved by over 1k+ celebs and tastemakers
AWARENESS MODE
MIND YOUR SURROUNDINGS
Every day is different, making our busy lives unpredictable. Turn on Awareness Mode and stay alert to what’s happening around you – keep you and those around safe!
FORM FITTING
THE PERFECT MATCH
Based on international ear scans, fit studies, and anthropometric data, we tested bud shape, gel tip thickness, and combined various tactile coatings. The result? An earbud that comfortably fits the widest range of ears.
COMPACT SIZE
REALLY PACKS A PUNCH
Larger than a peanut. Smaller than your wallet. We designed a product small enough to be readily available and easily portable so you can enjoy tunes wherever you need to go!
Product features
Vivid Voice Technology
Make crystal clear phone calls.
High Fidelity Audio
For a premium listening experience
IPX6
Water and Splash resistance.
32 HR of Battery Life
32 Hours of Stand-By battery, 8 hours of continuous use.
Awareness Mode
Hear the world around you.
Wireless charging Case
Keep your buds power topped up anywhere.
Making headlines
“Long-lasting, high-quality audio”
“The sound is amazing”
“High demand, high quality, but affordable”
| Model |
The Everyday Earbuds |
|---|---|
| Playtime |
8 Hours |
| Battery life of capsule |
24 hours |
| Total battery life |
32 Hours |
| Bluetooth |
Bluetooth 5. |
| IP Rating |
IPX6 |
| Wireless Charging |
Yes |
| Charging Cable Type |
Type-C |
| Material |
Plastic rubber |
| Capsule Size |
6cm x 2.8cm x 3.7cm |
| Earbuds size |
2.1cm x 1.6cm x 2cm |
0What’s In the Box
An Exclusive Offer! Upgrade now
Features
Buy Now
Get an Extra $10 off
Earbuds
54 HOURS OF BATTERY LIFE
AWARENESS MODE
PERFECT FIT STABILIZERS
VIVID VOICE TECHNOLOGY
WATERPROOF
FAQs
How easy is it to connect the Bluetooth?
It’s as easy as taking them out of the charging capsule! As soon as they’re removed, both earbuds will turn on automatically and be ready to pair.
Just go to the Bluetooth settings on your desired device, click the Everyday Earbuds and you’re connected.
What are the Everyday Earbuds compatible with?
Our Everyday Earbuds are compatible with most Bluetooth enabled devices like mobile phones, tablets and computers regardless of the brand. As long as you can select the earbuds on the device, you should be good to go!
What is the difference between The Everyday Earbuds and the other models?
The Everyday Earbuds are Raycon’s flagship product and the most affordable. Ideal for everyday use, the earbuds have up to 6 hours of battery for listening to audio and making or taking calls, with the charging case holding up to 32 hours of battery. For an upgraded daily listen, there’s the Performer Earbuds. The Performer Earbuds also have up to 6 hours of battery life but with up to 36 hours of battery in the wireless charging compatible capsule. For athletes and active listeners, we have the Work Earbuds , which offer a snugger fit and 6 microphones for crystal-clear calls.
How fast is shipping?
It usually takes 1-2 business days to process an order. Once it’s
shipped, transit usually takes 4-8 business days. We do offer expedited shipping options for our US based customers for a fee. You can read more about our shipping policy here.
What’s your one-year limited warranty cover?
The Raycon Limited One-Year Warranty covers any manufacturer defects within the first year of purchase. If the sounds bugs out on you or your capsule randomly stops charging, we have you covered.
What sets us apart
We’re an audio company that listens. You are placed right at the center of our design process. That way we can deliver everything you want at a price you can swing. We stand by our work, but we want you to be satisfied, hence the 365-day warranty and our excellent customer support.
@rayconglobal
@rayconglobal
Raycon E25 true wireless earbuds review
If you’ve listened to a podcast or watched a YouTube video in the last year, you’ve likely heard of the Raycon E25 true wireless earbuds.
Raycon is a new audio company started by Ray-J and it’s taking a page from Beats’ marketing playbook. You can find any number of celebrities and influencers swearing by Raycon products, especially the Raycon E25 true wireless earbuds. Let’s find out if there’s anything behind the hype.
Editor’s note: this review was updated on April 21, 2021 to add in updated sound quality measurements, as well as update the microphone score to reflect our readers’ assessment.
Who are the Raycon E25 Earbuds for?
- People looking for exercise earbuds will benefit from the IPX4 sweat-resistance, good connection, and solid fit.
- Anyone who likes terribly overblown bass may be one of a few who enjoy this unclear, bass-dominated sound signature. Music sounds terrible with these earbuds, but hey, someone out there might like it.
What is it like to use the Raycon E25 true wireless earbuds?
The charging case is a good one, but it’s almost impossible to open it with one hand.
Using the Raycon E25 true wireless earbuds is straightforward; everything about the buds works as advertised. The charging case is one of the smallest I’ve ever used—even smaller than the original AirPods. The soft plastic finish feels nice, but it’s also very slippery. Thankfully, the magnets inside the case keep the earbuds in place. Opening up the lid isn’t difficult, but you’re going to need two hands to do it. Once the case is opened, the earbuds automatically power on, and quickly connect to the last-paired device.
The case is one of the smallest I’ve ever used.
The earbuds are minuscule and fit comfortably in my ears. The default ear tips are a little loose for me, but the included larger ones achieve a comfortable fit (Raycon includes four extra pairs of tips), at least while working at my desk. The Raycon E25 still have fit issues when I’m running, which slowly jostles them out of position—especially when I start sweating.
The earbuds are made of a glossy plastic and have an IPX4 rating.
Both earbuds are made of a glossy plastic and look cheap. They also don’t have touch-controls; instead, each earbud has a button for playback controls. This was one of my biggest issues with the Raycon E25 earbuds: anytime I pushed either button, I was met with an uncomfortable suction sensation. In the middle of a run, you have to smash the button repeatedly just to raise or lower volume, which is painful. The buttons themselves also feel pretty cheap, and wobble a little with every touch. Here is a full list of the playback controls:
| Action | Left earbuds | Right earbud |
|---|---|---|
| Action
Press once |
Left earbuds
Play/Pause |
Right earbud
Play/Pause |
| Action
Press twice |
Left earbuds
Previous song |
Right earbud
Next song |
| Action
Press three times |
Left earbuds
Volume down |
Right earbud
Volume up |
| Action
Hold for two seconds |
Left earbuds
Power on/Siri |
Right earbud
Power on/Siri |
| Action
Hold for four seconds |
Left earbuds
Power off |
Right earbud
Power off |
Are the Raycon E25 waterproof?
The Raycon E25 are water and sweat-resistant thanks to an IPX4 certification, but they’re not waterproof.
You can learn all about IP ratings by reading our full explainer. All you really need to know is that these earbuds are fine for a quick run or workout, but you definitely shouldn’t go swimming with them.
What’s the connection strength like?
The Raycon E25 earbuds have buttons on both earbuds for playback.
The Raycon E25 rock Bluetooth 5.0, and maintain a reliable connection with just a few self-resolving skips and hiccups every now and then. As far as Bluetooth codecs go the Raycon E25 are like most other true wireless earphones and only support SBC and AAC. If you’re unfamiliar, check out our full explainer on Bluetooth codecs.
Represented is the max transfer rate (kbps) of each respective Bluetooth codec (greater is better). Each waveform depicts a transfer rate of 100 kbps.
The default codec used by all Bluetooth audio devices is SBC, while AAC uses a different method of compressing information. Both iOS and Android devices are compatible with SBC and AAC, but our testing showed that AAC doesn’t always play as well on Android.
However, I used these with my Pixel 4a and never had issues with latency while watching videos on YouTube.
How do you connect to the Raycon E25?
To connect to the Raycon E25 earbuds all you need to do is open the case. When you open the lid, the earbuds automatically turn on and enter pairing mode. You’ll be able to tell by the small LED light on each earbud, which quickly alternates between blue and red while in pairing mode.
Do the Raycon E25 support Bluetooth multipoint?
If you want to switch between devices with these you’re out of luck.
Unfortunately, the Raycon E25 does not support Bluetooth multipoint. In other words, you can only connect the earbuds to one device at a time and must manually switch between source devices. If you want to reset the earbuds to pair to a new device, here’s how:
- Power off earbuds by taking them out of the case and holding down the buttons for five seconds.
- Go into Bluetooth settings of your device, and delete the Raycon E25 from the paired devices list.
- Hold down both buttons on the earbuds for 30 seconds.
- Place them back in the charging case.
- When you take them out again, they’ll automatically enter pairing mode.
How is the battery life?
The Raycon E25 charge via microUSB which is just wild for a pair of fairly recent headphones that cost $79.
Raycon claims that the Raycon E25 true wireless earbuds will last you six hours of constant playback, and in our testing we got a little less than that at 5 hours and 44 minutes. We subject every pair of headphones to the same objective test, which is to play music at a constant output of 75dB until the headphones die out. While six hours ( or little less) isn’t the best we’ve tested, it’s more than enough to accommodate people through an average workout if not the average workday.
The charging case should also give you another three full charges totaling for about 24 hours of listening time.
Unfortunately, there are two major downsides here.
First, these charge via microUSB, which is unacceptable given the price and recency of this product. Second, the Raycon E25 true wireless earbuds lack any kind of fast charging feature. To fully charge the earbuds in the case you’ll need an hour, while the case itself usually takes 2-3 hours to charge completely.
How do you know when they are charged?
The charging case has a small LED ring on the inside of the case that lets you know when the case is charged to capacity. When charging the case the lights will blink red, then once it is fully charged, the light will change to a solid red. It’s a little different with the earbuds which have their own LEDs as well. The earbuds will remain solid red while charging, and change to blue once the earbuds have been completely charged.
Do they have wireless charging?
No, the Raycon E25 case does not support wireless charging. If you want to charge the case your only option is a microUSB charging cable.
Do the Raycon E25 earbuds have noise canceling?
No, they do not have any kind of active noise canceling technology.
The Raycon E25 earbuds have a built-in microphone for phone calls but not for noise canceling. It would be extremely hard to stuff in the necessary technology in a pair of earbuds this small. Not to mention that doing noise canceling correctly is no easy feat, and there are plenty of companies with much more experience and money than Raycon that still haven’t nailed it.
Do the Raycon E25 have a mic?
The microphone isn’t really that bad.
Yes, the Raycon E25 earbuds have a built-in microphone. While you won’t get a perfectly neutral reproduction of your voice (which is visualized in the graph by the dotted red line), it does a decent job. Most people won’t have to worry about using these for phone calls.
There is an extra emphasis on notes in the 300-1000Hz range to make you sound louder to the person on the other end, and it even does an okay job at reproducing sounds between 100-300HZ as well capturing some of the lower notes in your voice. Below 100Hz there is a sharp drop in the response likely to counteract the proximity effect.
While helpful in that instance, this also means that the lower notes in your voice won’t come across as loud as they should.
Raycon E25 mic demo:
How do they sound to you?
1760 votes
How do the Raycon E25 true wireless earbuds sound?
These earphones are not the ones you buy if you’re looking for a great sound. Maybe in the future they’ll get an update that fixes things a bit, but the long and short of it is: these earphones boost bass and high harmonics to an extreme degree. Some people like that, we don’t judge. However, it’s not what we like to recommend because listening at safe levels will mean your audio sounds badly.
Most music sounds will come through loud, as will cymbals. But vocals, strings, piano, synths, and harmonics will suffer greatly.
The frequency response of the Raycon E25 earbuds makes it pretty clear what these are designed to do: pump bass and peak high harmonics. While the mids and low harmonics are pretty much where they need to be, they get drowned out by everything else.
If you buy these, you’ll hear it instantly. Vocals will be a little harder to understand, and any song with a strong bass or drum line will be drowned out by those instruments.
This is especially true in the song Distance by Emily King, where the bassline overpowers just about everything. The bass is supposed to add a subtle groove to the song, winding its way under the soft vocals. Instead, every time the bass guitar is plucked, it’s hard to hear anything else. There’s a noticeable dip in the volume of other instruments and even the vocals are masked by the amplified bass.
Even for bass heads, the Raycon E25 earbuds overdo it.
It also doesn’t help that the noticeable dips in the mids result in a lack of clarity in some vocals. It’s difficult to make out the words in the chorus of 1901 by Phoenix, though admittedly that might be more due to the unforgiving bass—either way, it’s not a flattering effect. Even if you ignore modern pop and rock songs with heavy bass there are still problems.
Take Hotel California by the Eagles, which is arguably one of the most popular songs to test headphones with; the highs lack clear detail and are completely overpowered by other elements of the song at almost every point. While some people may like how the Raycon E25 sound, I’m willing to bet most people won’t.
The Raycon E25 isolate well if you can get a good fit, but that can be difficult with any true wireless earphones.
With a good fit, the Raycon E25 actually do a decent job at isolating you from the outside world. In the above isolation graph you can see that from 500Hz and up you can expect some isolation from the outside world, which is indicative of a good fit. Everything under about 300Hz gets through the earbuds with ease, so people talking, and common household sounds will still be a nuisance. The volume output gets very loud so you can blast them to max volume to completely drown out your surroundings, but we don’t recommend that as it can lead to noise-induced hearing loss.
Are the Raycon E25 worth it?
No. At least, not not in this iteration.
Raycon actually reached out to us to note that there is a new revision of the E25, E55, and other models that address some of the pain points mentioned in this review, so we’ll be updating our measurements, analysis, and conclusion once we’ve gotten a chance to take a look at that iteration.
The earbuds have a slim profile and are one of the smallest I’ve used.
While it really depends on what you’re comfortable with spending when it comes to whether or not a product is worth it, I’m willing to stick my neck out and tell you these are not worth it.
The Raycon E25 earbuds do a fine job at some things, and in all fairness they get the basics right. They stay connected and rarely skip, they have AAC compatibility, a decent battery life, an IPX4 sweatproof rating, and a small and portable case. Unfortunately, that’s not enough. Especially when the company is asking you to pay $79 USD for a product that still charges via microUSB and sounds terrible.
If these were significantly cheaper, I would gladly recommend them. As it stands, the Raycon E25 are okay, but up to current standards on the market. In 2021, they’re overpriced and outdated, no matter how many ads you see for them.
What are some alternatives?
Because of the performance issues, we’re going to assume you probably want a little more bang for your buck. In that case, please feel free to peruse our best true wireless earphones under $100 list, as everything there will give you a better value proposition than the E25. There’s just too much out there now to justify spending $79 on earphones you probably won’t like.
Anker Soundcore Spirit Dot 2
The earbuds have touch-sensitive controls on the outside.
If you like the small size, stable connection, and sweat-resistant certification of the Raycon E25 earbuds but want something actually worth the asking price of $79 USD, check out the Anker Soundcore Spirit Dot 2 earbuds. These have similar battery life, but feature a better build, USB-C charging with a fast-charging feature, and an IPX7 waterproof certification.
For exactly the same price, you get a lot more if you go with these.
JLab JBuds Air Sport
Even if you don’t plan to exercise with the earbuds, you’ll enjoy the stable connection and fit.
Anyone looking for a pair of true wireless earbuds exclusively for working out should give the JLab JBuds Air Sport a good look. They have over-ear hooks to keep them secure on your ears, similar to the popular Powerbeats Pro. Plus, they have an IP66 sweat-proof rating and three EQ sound presets you can cycle through. These will run you $69 USD, which is less than what you’d spend on the Raycon E25.
Creative Outlier Gold
These are a great pair of everyday-carry earbuds.
The Creative Outlier Gold aren’t exactly new, but they’re still a really good option for less than $100. They also have aptX compatibility, which is something worth considering if you have an Android device. While they’re slightly more expensive than the Raycon E25 earbuds, at least you’re getting a tried and true product that has held its position on our best true wireless earbuds list since the initial release.
E25: world_of_tanks — LiveJournal
?
Category:
- Army
- Cancel
How’s the marathon?
Have you got a flea yet?
How does it feel?
Kaktank?
I’m making a guide for those who just got it. Fortunately, 9 stripes on the trunk allow me to do this.
Equipment: dosyl, pipe, valve. You have to see far and shoot fast.
For perks: first everything is for disguise, then everything is for review. You can paint the tank. I already have 6 perks at 62%.
As for shells: for some reason, the majority believes that ordinary BBs “nibble” and carry more gold. Usually 30/30. But my opinion is this – if you see a level 8 TT8 with a forehead, then there is no point in shooting at him with either bb or gold.
You need to change position or dump in Russian speaking. I drive 50/10. I have enough. At the same time, farming is quite good, 45-55 thousand on average with a premium.
Tactics. My tactics are somewhat non-standard. Maybe this is wrong, but I push forward on all tanks. And the E25 is no exception. I’m doing a firefly. If I light up tanks at a great distance, then I can manage to destroy them. Once I went into battle with a Su-122-44 in the hope of getting to 7kam. Finally got to 9stone in a raspberry. Because I have a review with a pipe of almost 500 meters, then I shone it on 8K.
The most important moment of the game at E25: take a position that can be quickly changed. In other words, don’t paint yourself into a corner. There is death.
The second point is to take such a position – from which you can throw in the sides. Ideally, learn to immobilize the enemy with the first shot, and then throw him a dvigla and tanks in the area.
Well, the third – for all tanks – take care of your health and not be substituted.
And the fourth – do not stand still. Speed is our most important advantage. Ideally, bite everyone, then it will be easier.
Tags: Fri
Subscribe
-
Back once again… As a Renegade Master! =)
Karoch don’t ask how, but I got into the Sandbox from VG where they test “new” fuges… Potato… Potato never changes… So. Task…
-
(no topic)
Today I decided to go into the tanks for some crap. And, however, I remembered for what: somewhere out of the corner of my eye I hooked a lure for the day of prema. Well, I guess in…
-
General test
Tell me, you fool, why the hell did they stir up the general test and invite you to share bugs? Well, I found a bug, how an honest one brought it to them, and they are so …
Photo
Hint Renegade Master! =)
Karoch don’t ask how, but I got into the Sandbox from VG where they test “new” fuges… Potato.
.. Potato never changes… So. Task…
(no topic)
Today I decided to go into tanks for some shit. And, however, I remembered for what: somewhere out of the corner of my eye I hooked a lure for the day of prema. Well, I think in…
General test
Tell me, you fool, why the hell did they stir up the general test and invite you to share bugs? Well, I found a bug, how an honest one brought it to them, and they are so …
Lera Bystrikova’s story – Basmania
Basmanny district is my little homeland. Here I was born, went to school, walked, and now I work. It is very cozy, there are many beautiful places in it. Favorite garden named after Bauman, Radio Street with its industrial architecture, Church of the Ascension of the Lord by Matvey Kazakov, Pokrovsky and Chistoprudny Boulevards, a house with animals that you never stop looking at, Zabelina Street and Gorka Park, Razgulay Square, Metallurg Desert Stadium, Hospital Val , Yauza and bridges across it.
My eye picks out interesting facial features or elements of a person’s appearance. The first thing I pay attention to is the appearance, then I look at the clothes and objects that accompany the person. The image develops, and then the person becomes very beautiful and interesting in everything. It happens and vice versa: the first to attract attention are colors and ornaments, textures and textures, the geometry of clothes and objects, and already behind all this the person himself looks through. These are two different processes, it is difficult to say at what point in time one replaces or displaces the other. Probably, these are just two parallel paths, and I go one by one, then the other.
Sometimes I draw those who just happened to be in the field of view, turned to face me, while everyone else has their backs. A person may have an unremarkable appearance, but in the process of drawing I always find something special.
It is always interesting to draw old people.
Their skin, wrinkles, look – all these details are very interesting.
When I look at young faces or faces of middle-aged people, at the minimalism that is in them, I am afraid that I will not be able to convey their image in the drawing. But even in this minimalism lies a great difficulty: it is much more difficult to capture the features than the face of an elderly person loaded with details.
Many people become embarrassed when they realize that they are being drawn. Women are always worried about their appearance. One man once began to cover his face with his hand, and then completely hid in his clothes. But it happens that a person calmly perceives this process, a slight smile, interest appears. The woman whose portrait started my passion asked me to show her my work, and then asked if I would erase my drawing when I finished it or save it.
Once I was drawing an old man, he was sitting right in front of me. When he saw that I was drawing him, he did not look away, did not hide, did not turn away.
The man looked at me, it seemed, as attentively as I looked at him. He was filled with a sense of self-sufficiency and self-respect. As if telling me: “Yes, it’s me. If you are interested in me, then I am like this and no other.
The passengers on the t25 and m3 routes that I see are fairly homogeneous. Among them are many very representative middle-aged and elderly ladies. At the stop from which I am going – “Metro Elektrozavodskaya” – there are rare students. After the “metro Baumanskaya” there are more middle-aged people. Many pensioners go to the Yelokhovskaya and Pokrovskaya churches or to the Magnit store on Bakuninskaya street.
I post my works on Instagram. There are both completely successful works, and works in which only some moments were successful. So far, none of the bus passengers have found their portrait on my Instagram. To be honest, I don’t know how recognizable and close to nature my portraits are. But I remember some of the passengers, I recognize the faces that I saw, drew or wanted to draw, but did not have time.
There was no meeting with any of the passengers. And no one asked me for their portrait as a gift.
It is difficult to single out one single favorite work. They are all different, I like each one in its own way. But if we talk about the accuracy of the display, about the degree of completeness of the image, then I like the portrait of a man in a hood and headphones. It turned out to be quite close to nature. He has very interesting features: small blue eyes, a relief face, a large and cozy hood of a sweatshirt. It seems to me that the portrait of a girl came out the same way, who also hid in a black hood and sat with her head slightly thrown back, looking somewhere into the distance, over everything. She was sad and lonely, although her friend was next to her, but he needed to get off the bus earlier. It feels like this portrait turned out on the same wavelength as the portrait of a man in headphones. He gave me a certain vector, following which I sometimes manage to make works that seem to me better than others.
When it is possible to accurately capture the features of a person, which does not happen often, it is always remembered. In the future, try to focus on these works. Then portraits are obtained, in which nature is more than the author. Although you can’t escape from the author, you can’t run away from yourself.
Trolleybus 25 was launched in 1954. ran from Dobryninskaya sq. to Meyerovsky pr. (Budyonny avenue). In 1963, 64 the route was extended. From 1993 to 2014, the trolleybus ran from Lyubyanskaya Square to Budyonny Avenue. In 2014, the trolleybus was removed from the route, but the T25 bus appeared.
The M3 bus was launched in 2016 – the former bus route 255k, formerly 05 (Luzhniki Stadium (southern) – Kropotkinskaya metro station). Extended along Soymonovsky proezd, Prechistenskaya embankment (back along Volkhonka), Kremlin ring, Maroseyka, Pokrovka, Staraya Basmannaya, Spartakovskaya, Bakuninskaya, Bolshaya Semyonovskaya streets to Semyonovskaya metro station.