RHA T20 Wireless In-Ear Monitors: HiFi IEMs with Detachable Cable & Bluetooth Neckband

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These are simply brilliant.I have purchased loads of good quality headphones and earphones over the years and these are the best so far. Among others, I previously had the wired T20i version which I loved, but wanted wireless options so last year got some B&O E8s which I liked very much as well; they weren’t as good as the T20i though and when I saw these I couldn’t resist.First, they are comfy either in use in ear or dangling they hang neatly and are easy to refit, so I can keep them round my neck all day at work.The sound quality is great, I personally use the bass filters as they add a bit more oomph., but that is a personal view. I also use the foam buds as they stay snug and isolate a lot of outsider noise. The sound is good for music, voice such as radio 4 and calls and so far the call quality is the best I’ve experienced for outgoing calls when out and about.I also like the extended battery life the round the neck band brings. It is also remarkably comfortable.Unlike the E8s the controls are very simple and you don’t get any dropouts or sync issues.Since I’ve had them I’ve also hardly used my Sennheiser Momentum on ears, which surprised me; I’d expected to keep using them when travelling (plane or train).

Clear full range sound. Not yet tried different filters, but really pleased with purchase.

I've had the earphones for about 2 weeks and am very happy with them. Great to have the option to go wireless or wired. Sound quality is great in wireless and even better wired. Not had any connection issues with the wireless headband even in busy Central London terminals like Waterloo. I find them very comfy to wear and the sound output is not fatiguing. There are lots of tip options included and I've been using the foam tips which provide excellent isolation and comfort. Overall very happy with them.

These sound good for the money. I find them a bit bass heavy so I've fitted the treble filter which helps. Having the option of wired or wireless is a nice feature for me, I use them wireless mostly but when I'm away hiking fit the wired cable to save power. Shame there's no remote on the wired cable. Lots of accessories to make sure you get a good fit and tune the sound (screw-in filters). Very pleased with these.

Really nice and really durable (my 4th pair of RHA earphones. Very nice sound and build quality, however after 3 or 4 hours in your ear they do start to hurt a little bit and therefore need adjusting... Might be to do with the earbud I am using but it hurts where the wire comes out of the driver unit and presses against that inner ridge I your ear. Otherwise I love these and would buy them again

I used to be a big fan of RHA. The company was new and I stumbled upon there on-ear SA950, which is no longer in production. I was keen on RHA because I like there sound and the company is close to home. I was set on finding detachable ear buds primarily because I am in favour of paying high for good electronics (the actual ear phones) and reduce consumable waste (i.e the cables which normally break). So I wanted to get out of the cycle of throwing away a good pair of ear phones each time the cable broke. If you think about it, it is ridiculous how much we waste that way. So here I was, I found T20, it had everything I wanted from the company I respected. I paid the original RRp price for it which was circa £180 (now only £95) and this was only 7 months ago. The cables were not easily detachable and I just factored it for "by-design". Bluetooth neckband battery was a bit meh but oh well. These were good ear pieces and I was very happy and then just last week the entire casing for the ear bud came off. Basically the manufacturing glue, just wore off. for a £180 ear piece how awful must the production quality be for that to happen, I ask myself. Thanks to Amazon, I am able to return these and never again, I'll assume that just because its expensive it has to be good quality.

Passive noise cancellation very effective on the tube and the plane. Sound quality is excellent, battery giving 11 hours is pretty good. Neck strap takes a bit of getting used to but is fine after a few wears. Best of all mine were supplied by the excellent Richer sounds!