Superlative audio performance, Great build quality
The interchangeable filters are gimmicky - you'll hardly ever use them, Expensive AF
The T20 is slightly better sounding than my old favourite Bose QC 20 as well as the UE 900. Both are priced higher than the RHA T20.PROSSuperlative audio performanceGreat build qualityCONSThe interchangeable filters are gimmicky - you'll hardly ever use t...
Abstract: If it ain't broke, don't fix it - Reid Heath Acoustics (RHA) from Glasgow, Scotland set aside that axiom when they decided to upgrade their top-of-the-line T10 in-ear monitor.The T10 (reviewed in June) is one of the most natural sounding IEMs I've ever he...
Good overall sound quality, Excellent selection of accessories, Choice of wired and wireless connectivity
Suffers from a veiled mid-range, Wireless neckband has long cables, Expensive
The RHA T20 Wireless deliver a compelling package. The ability to switch cables and tweak the sound profile makes them more flexible than most, and they sound better than the competition, too. They're superior to the 1More Triple Driver BT and OnePlus Bul...
Plenty of detail, Good balance, Punchy, exciting and weighty, Comfortable fit,
Could be more accurate with complex rhythms, Could be better dynamically,
But this is a high four; we like the T20s. They are detailed, punchy, fun and have an impressive amount of low end.Though we'd want a little more to challenge the Award-winning Shure SE425s at this price, we'd be lying if we told you we didn't enjoy testi...
If you mainly listen to pop, hip-hop or EDM, these headphones will do more than justice to those genres. However, you're more into rock or pop-rock, it will be hard to overcome the harshness of those upper mids. For you rockers out there, I still don't th...
Abstract: Climbing up the audiophile chain reveals a wide array of unique headphone options. Many high quality headphone manufacturers start off with humble beginnings and a vision to one-up the competition. If they do a great job, a fan base will grow and the word...
I was impressed by the RHA T20. They showed a lot of promise and I feel like they exceeded my expectations. No doubt, if you have this kind of budget (they run for $239), you can't go wrong here. And this is coming from someone who owns much pricier in-ea...
Abstract: For a while, Scotland-based audio company RHA was known primarily for delivering audiophile-grade sound in affordable earphones. With the T20, that's not exactly how they played it. In fact, this set of headphones is not anywhere near cheap enough to be c...
In a short time RHA has come a long way. I wouldn't be surprised if they would suddenly launch a full sized headphone in 2016. Or will they surprise us with an even better version of this IEM, named the T30? Anyway, RHA has become a brand to follow: a var...
