Good headphones are essential, especially for travelers. Whether they're for running, taking work calls, or drowning out airport noise, travel-friendly headphones are easily a must-have item on any trip.
In fact, I always have headphones within reach, even when I'm staying local. Because I work remotely, I need to be able to take a call or narrow my focus wherever I am. So regardless of whether I'm working at home, on the plane, or a noisy coffee shop, I find a good pair of travel-friendly headphones are worth the investment.
Of course there are different kinds. Justin has a pair of noise-cancelling, over-ear, bluetooth headphones from Samsung
And while I have a pair of trusty UrbanEars
Here's why the RHA MA390 earbuds are travel-friendly headphones:
- They fit comfortably around your neck without an annoying cord to get caught or tangled
- The bluetooth connects to the phone display and shows you how much battery is left
- They're lightweight, compact, and flexible, with a magnet that closes the loop for extra security
- They come with different size earbud covers so you can easily find one that fits you best
- They charge quickly and have long-lasting playback (up to eight hours on a full charge)
- They're sweat-resistant and have easy-to-reach controls for when your phone is tucked away
Awesome as they are, they're unfortunately not quite perfect as travel-friendly headphones. Despite high sound quality overall, I noticed some crackling when the treble gets higher than usual. And charging is still one more thing to think about and keep handy when traveling. However, the price makes the RHA MA390 earbuds a good bargain for solid headphones.
Do you have a favorite pair of travel-friendly headphones? Tell us about them in the comments!
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