Name: MA750i
Brand: RHA
SKU: 12589
Rating: 4.3 (42 reviews)

4.3

based on all reviews

Exciting and clear
velvety rubberized texture
stylish

thumping synth bassline never drowns out the buttery vocals
deep low bass guitar with snares snapping on top
focuses on form ends up lacking in function

Impedance: 16 Ω
Sensitivity: 100 dB
Frequency range: 16, 22000 Hz
Acoustic design: Closed
Sound output: Stereo
Style: In-Ear
Connectivity technology: Wired

RHA MA750i - Pros & Cons

Exciting and clear
velvety rubberized texture
stylish
classic
zippy
exciting
perform fantastically well here as well
The treble is very open and spacious
soundstage is very wide with accurate
Everything is clear and laid in front of the listener with accuracy
Instrument separation is really good and lends the sound clarity
very well balanced and offer very good sound quality
they are commendably comfortable when used while on the go
almost neutral and very well balanced
balanced approach and great technical ability
RHA MA750 Wireless are pretty comfortable
are good for a full day of work while also taking and making calls
Nimble strumming and picking is accurately replicated
high quality build materials and more neutral sound
high-quality Bluetooth codec support as well as accurate audio reproduction
Isolation performance is very good
RHA MA750 Wireless headset is a great investment
midrange is rich and full-bodied
sounds clearer and more crisp
Clarity is better than with many other stereotypically warm earphones
is both more extended and more powerful overall
good bass and clear vocal presentation
warm and lush sound
spacious presentation
and good bass presence
the MA750 performs well for the price
Amazing deep
soft
well-balanced between punchy and
Great for tapping your feet and still hearing everything
Very-very good visceral sub-bass
Cheap
good case
good selection of tips
good remote Negative
MA750i performs very well indeed
Fit and comfort are excellent
good quality with excellent clarity and oodles of quantity
the MA750i earphone s accuracy is impressive
the bass is incredible
Solid construction and design
good-looking
zip-up protective case
sound quality is impressive
good and satisfying
mids is also great and vocals are very clear and lovely to listen
The stainless steel ear buds holder looks very nice and keeps those extra buds well organized
sound improved significantly and became balanced
premium and solid look
The highs are good but can be improved
The instruments can clearly be distinguished which one is closer
precise
balanced and articulated sound reproduction
housing of the driver is well built and feels very sturdy
excellent build quality
above-average sound
and backed by an
An excellent idea for keeping the system tidy
The foam tips are the best for sealing and are also very comfortable

thumping synth bassline never drowns out the buttery vocals
deep low bass guitar with snares snapping on top
focuses on form ends up lacking in function
it doesn t overtake the rest of the frequencies
the moniker on the steel barrel has changed from
It is a little heavier in weight than we often see
the sound is negatively affected by a constant hiss that is especially annoying
the USB cable length
this voice seems to have a Scottish accent
the cables between the neckband and the earpieces are short
) volume is not decoupled from the source
the buttons are mushy and hard to differentiate
it s not a complete neutral facsimile as highs become grating after
Valli s famous falsetto is a bit overwhelming in Sherry
too small
the low end seemed nonexistent
Wireless are still worth getting and has seen a hefty price drop
their bass is muddy according to most reviewers
The wire finally snapped and the bud was left unusable
the gray sheathing started to pull loose at a few places
It s not memory wire
especially sounds more in-the-head and congested in comparison
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No need for EQ and no quality loss
They sound a bit on the dark side
slow decay/thick sound
they distort a little as you get close to high volumes
earphone tips lying around usually stuffed in a tiny zip lock
the diaphragm never seems to lose control
the sound stage is noticeably wider than other earphones
some deliberately scratchy and old analog-sounding
overly accurate brittleness some expensive earphones have
There is no over-emphasis on any one frequency
Without that seal
there is no bass
nor is the cable coated in cloth
it a bit fiddly and restrictive
bass
harsh tones and generally poor sound quality
music sounds muddy or distorted
the contoured over-ear cable as
the steel housing gets cold
and sometimes uncomfortably cold
Sound quality might not that be good out of the box
magnetized faceplates on the driver housing

RHA MA750i - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Impedance	16 Ω Best: Stax SR-L500 Impedance: 145000 Ω
Weight	35 g Best: Cyber Acoustics ACM-7002 Weight: 0.11 g

RHA - Video Reviews (9)

RHA MA750i In-Ear Headphones Unboxing & Review

RHA MA750i - Full Specifications

Sound output	Stereo
Style	In-Ear
Connectivity technology	Wired
Headset (integrated/enclosed microphone)	yes
Magnet material	Neodymium

Weight	1.23 oz

Inputs supported	3.5mm
Cable length	1.35
3.5 mm/6.3 mm adapter included	no
Type of connector	3.5mm
USB	no
Detachable cable	no

Battery operated	no
Power handling capacity	5.0 mW

Colour of product	Black,Silver Black,Stainless steel
Acoustic design	Closed
Control type	In-line control
Attachment type	Earloop/Ear conch
Body material	Memory foam Rubber Steel
Category	Audiophile
Noise isolating	yes
Connector contacts plating	Gold

Impedance	16.0 Ω
Sensitivity	100.0 dB
Frequency range	16 - 22000
Driver technology	Dynamic
Maximum input power	5.0 mW

Noise-canceling	yes
Playback controls	yes
Buttons	Answer button Next song Play/Pause Previous song Volume
Carrying case	yes

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RHA MA750i RHA - Editorial Reviews (10)

4.3

Based on 10 reviews

RHA MA750i RHA MA750i: The best sub-£100 in-ear headphones

Alphr

Published: 13.10.2015

RHA MA750i: The best sub-£100 in-ear headphones

5.0

Up until around six months ago, my everyday headphones cost a tenner – that’s not because I’m tight, but rather because the £10 RHA MA150 were the finest budget headphones I’d ever heard. With a warm, cuddly sound

The Headphone List

Published: 07.01.2014

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SoundGuys

Published: 27.01.2020

RHA MA750 Wireless review

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RHA MA750i RHA MA750i Premium In-Ear Headphone Review - With Noise Isolating Design

ThePCEnthusiast

Published: 05.11.2014

RHA MA750i Premium In-Ear Headphone Review - With Noise Isolating Design

The RHA MA750i is a premium in-ear headphone featuring a noise isolating design and comes with a remote and mic, great for iPod, iPhone and iPad. See review

Sound & Vision

Published: 17.10.2013

RHA MA750i Headphones

As Brilliantly British as Tea and Biscuits.

whathifi

Published: 17.01.2014

Home review

4.0

Earphones that look and sound like they mean business, but only if you run them in extensively

PCMAG

Published: 06.11.2013

RHA MA750i Review

4.0

RHA's MA750i earphones deliver a strong audio performance in a good-looking design, and you get plenty of eartips so you can find the perfect fit.

The Gadgeteer

Published: 29.10.2014

RHA MA750i in-ear headphone review - The Gadgeteer

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RHA MA750i RHA MA750i Review - Incredible Earphones

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Published: 22.07.2018

RHA MA750i Review - Incredible Earphones

RHA is one of Audiophile On's most recommended earphone brands of 2015 and their new RHA MA750 earphone is one of the best earphones under 200. Read the full IEM review to find out why the MA750 are rated so highly.