🎧 Pioneer Rayz Pro USB-C & Lightning Wired Headphones Earphones - Active Noise Cancelling Earbuds with Microphone, Volume Control - iPhone, Mac, iPad, Android, Nintendo Switch, Google Pixel Compatible - Ice Review

Bought these after purchasing Rayz+. You've got decent noise-cancellation, good sound, the ability to charge your phone when using a lightning adapter, a useful app for more finely managing settings and firmware updates for your headphones. They also include a USB-C adapter designed for use with Mac computers. To my surprise, the headphones also work on my Pixel 3 XL, although there's no Android app to control them or update the firmware. They still work and sound good.

First impression, been using for a month. Sound Quality: Pretty good, I can hear layers of music. Noise Cancellation: Works. I couldn't hear my colleagues next to me speak. (I wanted to avoid headphones that are too loud and that do their job perfectly) Aesthetics and construction: I have white. Overall feels like a solid build. Comfort: Comply earbuds are very comfortable. However, the matching tips are black so they don't match my white headphones. Although there are white ear pads in the…

I have Rayz wired headphones and a pair of Bose qc 35 II and mostly wear them for everyday use, not actively on the computer. Advantages: - does not have to be charged! These are the biggest for me - fairly comfortable - block out noise perfectly even without the audio option so you can still hear everything - unlike other wired headphones you can charge your iPhone at the same time - comes with a USBC option and if it does works, it works great - mic quality is good - no lag compared to…

Bought these for my Note 9, the sound is fantastic, lots of tips to get the right fit for each ear size, I had a few questions. Although the build quality is average, I find it cheap for the price. The noise cancellation is decent, it works well in an office with all that HVAC noise and will probably work well on an airplane where the noise doesn't change much. This really worries me, I bought it to use with my phone because I receive business calls and I was really looking forward to it, but…

PROS: Overall the headphones are great, the noise cancellation works very well, the sound is great, the overall comfort and fit is good CONS: They seem to rely on a separate adapter to plug in to leave your phone, how else a mistake, my usb-c connector was bent 10° which made it very uncomfortable to plug in, comofrt tips from a company other than rayz fell apart after a few months, after a while they worked just stopped using my phone ( pixel3xl) did not recognize it and refused to work. Great

The price has come down a lot since I bought these. In any case, I need wired headphones for several reasons, the main one being that I use my smartphone and tablet to learn foreign languages with applications like Rosetta Stone or flashcards with sound files, etc. When I'm using Bluetooth headphones Since the sound keeps starting and stopping instead of just turning on like when watching a movie or listening to music, the Bluetooth connection can be a little annoying as it seems to be in some…

First of all I have a conference speaker and I love it, that's what prompted me to buy the headphones. Headphones are supposed to be amazing, but they come with a few downsides. Firstly I ordered the Pro because I need Lightning and USB-C, I don't understand why each port has an adapter, I assumed it would end up being a Lightning port and it's a USB-C Lightning adapter in the package. Instead, both are separate adapters and go to some sort of custom adapter on the headphones. So if you lose…

A little background before I get into specific Rayz PRO details: I have an iPhone SE and an iPad (5) and first came across this on a pair of Rayz "Plus" in the Amazon warehouse. I was impressed by their sound quality (not great, but very good), the controls are very comfortable (like Hearthru mode or the auto pause function) and the noise cancellation works very well for IEMs (I also have a Bose QC25, which of course better in it).ratio, but bulkier and requires batteries). Basically, for home…