RHA MA350

      Out of the numerous audio companies crafting earphones for the world, it can get difficult to find which ones are quality and which ones are crap.  I know first-hand.  I have purchased several earphones throughout the years on a quest to find great sound (bass + clarity), great design & comfort.  You probably won’t be surprised at the […]

Whilst the majority of Britain's manufacturing industry has disappeared, there is one area where the UK still excels and produces some of the best

RHA is a humble audio company based in Glasgow, UK. They recently launched their award-winning…

Noise isolating, in-ear headphones that look and sound impressive

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RHA is a headphone company which gaining more and more momentum. Today we will be taking a look at their MA350 in-ears which sell at $39.99 and pack a lot of bass and very good build quality. On top of that you get a 3 year warranty.

One of the first things we typically do with our new smartphones is toss aside the headphones that come bundled in the box. As good as they are, we'd rather spend a few more bucks for something a little nicer. And, while not many of us can afford to drop $100 or more on a set of headphones or earbuds, we often find that $40-$60 is a good price point. It's here where you'll find a wide variety of accessories to choose from, many from brands we've come to love. Such is the case with the RHA MA-350 earphones.Built of aircraft grade aluminium, these stylish headphones surprised us with the sound and overall value. Without getting too deep into specifics we would have been happy paying another $20 or so for the MA-350's.You'll find plenty of bass and crisp, clean highs in the earphones and the soft, silicone tips feel great in ear. Noise isolation helps drown out your background chatter and sound however it's not perfect. If you're looking to get true noise cancellation without turning volume levels up you'll need to look elsewhere. With that said, these work wonderful on bicycle rides, on the beach, or on the daily commute to work. These worked very well on our phone and laptop when used on cross-country flights.We found the MA-350's to be very comfortable in extended use; the three sizes of tips fit just about any ear we tried without slippage. The braided cord kept us from tangling or getting twisted up however we did detect, on occasion, a buzz or vibrating sound when bumping against them. This wan't a persistent problem and we've seen this on more expensive models.Drivers 10mm MylarFrequency range 16-22,000HzImpedance 16ohmsSensitivity 103dBRated/max power 3/10mWWeight 11gCable 1.2m Fabric braidedConnections 3.5mm Gold platedIn terms of build quality we get the sense that these earphones are in it for the duration. We didn't see anything that looked like it was going to fall apart or weaken with age. A carrying pouch comes with the earphones and keeps them protected and away from the elements (or the curious hands of children).  Speaking of the long haul, we really liked that these came with a 3-year warranty.Includes:Unique aerophonic design naturally transfers sound from the speaker to the ear Soft silicone tips provide comfort and noise isolation Machined from solid aluminium Fabric braided cable eliminates tangling and prolongs cable life 3.5mm gold plated connections S/M/L size tips Carry caseWhat we liked:Good value for the money Soft tips lend to more enjoyable experience on long term Stylish design - looks more expensive than really are 3 year warrantyRoom for improvement:Bass is deep but sometimes sounds "muddy" High volume levels do not provide the same consistent sound - occasionally tinnyWhere to buy: You can learn more about the RHA MA-350 earphones on RHA's website. To purchase them, you'll end up redirected to Amazon.com. We currently see them listed for only $39.95, a great price for the bundle.

Scotland's RHA seem to be on a roll with their value-priced headphones and earphones but are their MA350s a young immature scotch or a bottle of 24 year-old Glenrothes? Time to open the bottle...

Still looking for a last minute gift for the music lover on your holiday list? Look no further than the incredible sounding earphones from RHA Audio. The British company, which is relatively new to the U.S. market, makes some very high-quality earbuds that pack impressive sound without inflicting a lot of damage on your wallet. Here are two of their products that I’ve recently had the opportunity to test, coming away very impressed. RHA MA450i Earphones ($49.95) The MA450i is RHA’s flagship in-ear model that is available through Apple Stores – both online and brick and mortar – as well as ...

The RHA MA350 headphones have, for me, redefined the $40 price point. While I found them too bass-heavy for my liking, they really don't have any downsides sonically.

RHA MA-350 Earphones Company: RHA Price: £29.95/$49.95 I love a bargain. And, as a Brit, I love British engineering. So when I get an

For years, canny music-lovers have known that to get the best from their PMP it’s sensible to junk the bundled earphones and invest in some after-market alternatives. That can be an expensive…

RHA MA-350 Noise Isolating Aluminium Earphones Review – Let me be honest with you. I have never heard of the brand RHA before I was offered to write this review. However, after testing this set of earphones, they have made sure that I am now well aware of them! Let me tell you why in […]

There is quite a lot to like here but ultimately the RHA MA350 stands out in two ways – excellent build quality and deep, subwoofer-like bass.