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Last year, RHA released the original TrueConnect true wireless earbuds. They were acclaimed for their sound quality but a handful of small issues held them back from greatness. Now, they’re back again ...

A year ago, RHA came out with some excellent true wireless earbuds in the TrueConnect. Since then, industry standards have changed almost across the board, leaving a one-time leader behind. RHA, ...

Glasgow-based RHA debuted its AirPod-like TrueConnect true wireless earbuds in 2018, offering an alternative to Apple's take on the audio gear for $149.95. Now that the first model has some age on it, ...

Over the years it seems I've become quite a collector of wireless earbuds, due to my love of music while I run and the fact that smartphone manufacturers removed the standard 3.5mm audio port out of ...

Not so long ago, even wireless earphones had cables trailing over the back of the wearer's neck. Then Earin happened, and the market soon became flooded with so-called truly wireless in-ear headphones ...

Scottish earphones specialist RHA has just announced its first true wireless model, called the TrueConnect, and there’s a whole heap of good things to like about it. Firstly, it charges via USB-C, as ...

RHA announces true wireless earbuds called the TrueConnect. It’s available for pre-order now and will be available for sale on October 18, for $169.95. The Bluetooth 5.0 earbuds are IPX5-certified and ...

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