In the year 2018, the Jabra Elite 65t headphones were at the top of our list of the best wireless headphones by the year, but they met their match with the RHA TrueConnect – and as long as the Sony WF-1000XM3 well and truly overshadowed by both of these models, the RHA’s True Sign, if it’s still worth a look. We love the Jabra for its long battery life, comfort, and sound. Also, RHA has spoiled us with the quality of the sound, the higher, the more reliable the connection, and a more comfortable fit for the TrueConnect. This is the RHA TrueConnect Review.
The RHA TrueConnect is the first step towards true wireless headset on the market, but the brand that has won a victory in an immediate way. Now, having said all of that, if you are buying a true wireless headset, the $170 RHA TrueConnect you should be on your list of wants to check it out.
RHA TrueConnect review: Design
The RHA TrueConnect has a simple design with a matte-black approach. The caps and the pouch is lined with a soft rubber coating, making them feel hot against your ear. Apple AirPods, the TrueConnect feature, it has a stem that protrudes from the bottom of each sprout. All of the controls on the headset are activated via the single button on each earpiece. You can also control the play/pause on both sides, but only on the left-hand side control the playback of music, as long as the right-hand side controls the volume.
You can double-click to the right of the handset to increase the volume by one step, and the triple-press to decrease the volume. This method of control is not as intuitive as it gets, when you use the headphones for the first time, but you quickly get used to it. The case of the TrueConnects it has a unique swivel design that reveals a set of headphones, as they are slid to the rear. It’s a little strange not to be able to see it in the way that, in the case of turns, because the structure is symmetric; however, it’s hardly a deal-breaker.
The case itself is well built with an aluminium cover that has a PVD coating in black color. We found that after a few months of use, the coating of the BRACELET started to fray a little around the edges, and because, in the case of the housing is covered with the same matte-black soft-touch rubber as the ear plugs, it’s very easily attracts fingerprints. Are you going to find a USB-C charging port on the bottom of the box, which means that it caps out faster than the headphones you use, the outdated port, a micro-USB port.
RHA TrueConnect review: Performance
After a few months of use, we were very impressed with the power and wireless RHA TrueConnect. The ear buds are connected to our phone, and on the other, each time he pulled it out of the case, and we have rarely had an audio malfunction. Also, don’t try any of the lip-sync problems that are common with the genuine wireless earphones and headphones, such as Bose-SoundSport Wireless. The Jabra Elite-65t-ear earphones that are also reliable, but have had to replace the headphones several times, because they were not paired together.
Not only were they reliable, but it’s TrueConnect headphones are also very impressed with the quality of the sound. There was no hiss when there was no music playing, the one that you are familiar with the actual wireless headset, and that they have had, sound-wise, with a great balance. The bass is deep without being too loud, and the mid-tones are lush, with a nice texture, and the highs are thrilling and exciting, without sounding sibilant. The overall clarity of the TrueConnect is a hot, but pleasant to listen to for hours on end.
The Service Life Of The Battery
The best thing is that you can listen to the RHA TrueConnect for hours because of all the buffers up to 5 hours on a single charge, the battery provides the other 20 times for a combined play time of 25 hours. This corresponds to the useful life of the battery of the Jabra Elite-65t, and it has a larger capacity than in the case of the battery, and with USB-C, fast-loading, RHA TrueConnect may be a pair of headphones that you can rely on.
Conclusion
Even though the TrueConnect is the first truly wireless headphones, RHA’s, the company has shown that they have done their research and development, making it one of the best in-ear earphones true wireless on the market right now. The combination of the quality of the sound, without the wires, the reliability and the service life of the battery, it does mean that these are the headphones that you can rely on every day. The Jabra Elite-65t set the standard for what is truly a wireless headset, should be, and no matter what RHA has done with TrueConnect, they are fabulous headphones.
Compared to the RHA TrueConnect, Jabra has the most features, with a convenient and sound environment in order to help with the surrounding consciousness, and an app that allows you to customize the sound. The TrueConnect headphones do not have these features, but I haven’t given up, thanks to the better sound quality and wireless reliability to the customer. RHA also, it feels more like a premium product than the plastic Jabra. This means that the RHA TrueConnect should be at the top of your list if you’re looking for a real wireless headset that won’t break the bank.
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