Rayz Smart Lightning Headphones Earphones –Tangle-Free Wired Earbuds with Microphone and Volume Control Compatible with iPhone 11 Pro Max X/XS Max/XR 8/P 7/P – Customizable via App (Black)

This is the second time that I have bought this headphone from Rayz , and for me it is one of the best headphones in terms of the microphone, the sound of the headphones, and their stability in the ear, and it comes with a special program for tuning and updating. This time I bought the black and white headphonesهذه ثاني مرة اشتري فيها هذه السماعة من ريز وهي بالنسبة لي من افضل السماعات من ناحية المايكرفون وصوت السماعات وثباتها في الاذن وتأتي مع برنامج خاص فيها للتضبيط والتحديث وقد اشتريت هذه المرة السماعة السوادء والبيضاء

Si bien escuchar música o videos con ellos es muy aceptable, cada vez que hago llamada por celular la otra persona me dice que no me escucha ya no es una casualidad es una situación de los audífonos el micrófono es muy muy malo, considéralo si te interesan

جودة السماعة عالية، ولا تتشابك الأسلاك ولا تضغط على الأذن. عيوبها، إدخالها في الحافظة مزعج نوعاً ما لكنها جيدة. العيب الثاني، بسبب خامة الحماية على الأسلاك، صوت إحتكاك الأسلاك واضح عند وضع السماعة في الأذن.

So I'm going to review both the Rayz Smart Lightning Headphones ($30ish range) and the Pioneer Rayz Plus ($90ish range) since I did buy both and will let you know what the differences are between the two. Both have the best sound quality I've come across in an earbud. Both come with a smart app. I know a previous reviewer said the cheaper version were a knockoff but I don't believe that's the case for 2 reasons - 1. Sound quality was the same between the two and 2. If you look at the Pioneer website it gives Appcessori as the warranty provider. So not sure if they sold the brand off or what but in any event they're great sounding headphones. Now to the differences:Rayz Smart Lightning Headphones ($30ish range)Pros: Great sound, companion app with equalizer, programmable smart button, braided cord, silicone case, Freebit® Ear Fins, mic mute, magnetized earbuds to avoid tanglingCons: No autopause or hearthru mode, no way to charge while listening (these cannot be attached to a charging accessory or splitter)Pioneer Rayz Plus ($90ish range)Pros: Great sound, companion app with equalizer, programmable smart button, hearthru, autopause, smart mute, charge while listeningCons: Rubberized cords, no magnetized buds, no case, no Freebit® Ear FinsIn all both are great and if you don't want to spend the extra $60ish bucks or need the charging feature the lower priced version is a great option especially with the braided cord as I feel that will last longer.

These are decent. The cable is shorter than I’d like the cable noise is really loud. The equalizer is great and the built in microphone is really good. I guess there are better alternatives but as far as headphones with lightning plugs, I guess we’re stuck with certain things. I don’t regret the purchase I just thing the cost could be less for what you get.

Sound quality is good but I can’t get a comfortable fit.