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RHA MA650 Wireless In-Ear Headphones review

Posted on October 26, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Headphones are going through a strange period. For years, they were nearly the same in terms of components, design and feature set – they were wireless or wired, and you knew wired was always going to be better.

Now it’s a struggle not to call earbuds like the RHA MA650 “traditional”, as true wireless headphones like the Apple AirPods, the Jabra Elite Sport and Sony WF-1000X have started to make older designs like this seem, well, old.

However, compared to the likes of those, the RHA MA650 are probably a more sensible buy for most people, with much better battery life and less of an innovation tax attached to the sticker price of £99/$99/AU$105.
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