Raycon Everyday earbuds drop to $63.99 at Amazon
Amazon is selling Raycon Everyday earbuds for $63.99 as of July 22, a $16 cut from the listed $79.99 price.
By Georgia Hale · Staff Writer
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Amazon has clipped $16 off Raycon’s Everyday Bluetooth Wireless Earbuds, bringing the price down to $63.99 as of July 22, according to Mashable’s deals reporting.
The earbuds normally list for $79.99, and Mashable reports that every available color is included in the markdown. The deal is described as limited-time, though no end date was given.
For shoppers trying to keep a wireless earbud buy under control, the Raycon Everyday model sits in the budget lane. Mashable has named the pair among its favorite cheaper wireless earbuds, and the current Amazon price pushes them further below their usual tag.
What the deal includes
- Raycon Everyday Bluetooth Wireless Earbuds
- Sale price of $63.99 at Amazon
- List price of $79.99
- $16 off the regular price
- All available colors marked down, according to Mashable
The earbuds are marketed with noise-canceling and up to 32 hours of battery life when used with the charging case, according to Mashable. The same reporting also points to preset equalizer options and support for activating a phone’s voice assistant.
Mashable reviewer Bethany Allard previously wrote that the Raycon Everyday Earbuds “prove that basic earbuds can be better.” In the review, Allard said the model works because it understands its role: a comparatively affordable pair built around reliability and convenience rather than flash.
Allard also cited “decent ANC,” preset EQ settings and voice-assistant access among the features. That positions the earbuds as a practical buy for listeners who want common wireless features without paying premium-earbud prices.
The price drop is one to watch for anyone already considering this model, since the discount applies across the available color range and takes the earbuds more than $10 below their standard Amazon listing. As with many Amazon deals, the timing may shift, so buyers should check the current price before checking out.
This story draws on original reporting from Mashable.