Rizz Earphones : A Decent and Affordable Option from 7/11 Review

When my electronics were soaked in water overnight, one of the most impacted electronics were my mouse and my earphones. Not to mention, my headphone was also crushed at some point and it’s now taped with duct tape and I haven’t used it in a while. So, now with two unfunctional devices, I find it hard to concentrate and do things outside. I was still in Laos when that happened and that took me a while before I got the replacement.

Then when I was in Thailand, I remember that 7/11 has everything. I mean, they literally have everything and safe to say just go to Thailand with nothing but money and you’d be fine if you just stay with the basics.

So last night, I went to 7/11 and finally got the replacement for my earphones. They have quite a few selections but I only picked the most reasonable one. I reckon, getting the cheapest won’t be a good idea since I want it to last a week or more. The cheapest at the store was 99 Baht or equal to 2.93 and the other prices started from $3.82 to $5 which were still reasonable considering they’re convenience store earphones. I won’t bet on the quality but I’d be happy if they last more than a week.

I picked the one that was $3.82 and the brand is called Rizz. Their product has the earpods type and though it’s not my most favorite type, I was okay with that.

It’s also 3.5mm which is just enough to fit my laptop or phone. They have black and white color but since I want to match the color with my outfit so that they don’t look too apparent, white was the one I picked. They blend well with my jacket.

What surprised me was that it came with a decent clip. Back home, I wouldn’t get such a clip and comfortable ear hook. But this brand has it and all these make it fit really well and I can only hope it lasts at least for a week.

When I tested it, the audio quality was quite decent and with even the highest volume within range 40% to 50% it’s a bit noise canceling. Above 70%, you can only hear the music/whatever you’re listening to. It’s perfect whenever I want to do something outside as it just means I can avoid listening to conversations that I want to participate in or just some random information getting into my brain.

The volume and up button works well and it’s nothing that I really bothered about or cared about. Whenever I look for audio devices, it’s always about how I can block out the world and I was surprised that this cheap device works. It’s very basic but works!

If you’re in Thailand and have your earphones broken, just go to 7/11 and find Rizz. They’re cheap and works. Once you go back to your home country, you can get something nicer or brands of your preference.