RHA MA-390

Excellent audio performance with rich bass depth and crisp, bright high frequency presence. Easy to operate. Handsome, understated design.

Fit and water resistance not ideal for really intense exercise.

If you're looking for excellent exercise-focused in-ears, we're a little hesitant to suggest the RHA MA390 Wireless, as opposed to a more workout-friendly pair. That doesn't mean you can't exercise with them, it just means they're probably not going to...

Affordable. Handsome design with quality materials and a decent array of included accessories. Clear mic intelligibility.

Remote control has single button. Mids are scooped out a bit.

We've tested other standout pairs in this price range over the years, including the JLab Fit 2.0 and the Coloud No. 4. But the RHA MA390 Universal earphones don't just sound good for $30, they easily outmatch pairs we've tested that cost twice as much....

Low cost ; Smart aluminium earpieces ; Solid-enough sound

Hard upper-mids

Solid budget earphones that look more expensive than they are.

Excellent build quality ; Dynamic sound ; Great value

Not ideal for exercise ; Useless carrying pouch ; Average battery life

The RHA MA390 Wireless are one of the best deals for wireless neckbuds. They’re made extremely well, sound excellent, and are available at an affordable price. While their fit may not ideal for working out, they are sweat resistant and built to last....

Premium build quality ; Wide soundstage (for in-ears) ; Excellent value

Bass lacks control ; No volume control ; Cable noise

The RHA MA390 is a pair of budget earbuds that feel premium. Their aluminum driver housings and braided cable feel like they can withstand years of abuse. While their bass-heavy sound won’t please audiophiles, most listeners will enjoy their warm,...