Raycon Open-Ear Fitness Buds vs Jabra Elite Active 4
The Jabra Elite Active 4 is the safer pick for most runners and gym-goers: it has real active noise cancellation, an IP57 rating, EQ presets and HearThrough, and Jabra's in-ear fit is well proven. The Raycon Open-Ear is the better choice if you want to hear traffic and your surroundings, or if you dislike things sealed in your ear canal. Reviewers rate the Raycon around 4.1 out of 5; the open earhook design is comfortable for long sessions but leaks sound and gives up bass and isolation.
- Choose the Raycon Open-Ear if you run or ride outdoors and want your ears open to traffic, or if sealed in-ear tips irritate you.
- Choose the Jabra Elite Active 4 if you want active noise cancellation, a secure in-ear fit and a customizable sound in a sweaty gym.
Prices
- Raycon Open-Ear Fitness Buds: $55.00 at eBay (last seen Nov 14)
- Jabra Elite Active 4: $95.04 at Newegg.com (last seen Nov 12)
- Difference: the Raycon Open-Ear Fitness Buds is $40.04 cheaper than the Jabra Elite Active 4 at the latest prices (Nov 12 and Nov 14)