There’s the bass filter, the treble filter and a reference/neutral filter. This feature is pretty common with wired earphones, but extremely rare with Bluetooth earphones and we are glad that RHA has added this highly welcome feature. The bass or treble can be improved upon depending on the genre you’re listening to. Like the rest of the earphones, this unit is built of premium materials and boasts a multifunctional button that is in charge of playback, answering calls and your voice assistant. However, in a bid not to isolate any section of its fans; RHA has also added a wired functionality here.We now take a look at the RHA T20 wireless earphones and break down the reasons why they should be your next pair of audiophile-grade earphones. 

The ability to swap out filters, the option to go from Bluetooth earphones to wired earphones, and the extraordinary sound quality all combine to be a tech enthusiast and an audiophile’s wet dream. With that being said, it’s best to keep it protected as there are open posts such as the USB-C charging port which can cause you some issues if some water accidentally gets in it. With the earbuds finished in matte black with silver accents, there is a fair sense of understated appeal that shows off the premium design of the RHA T20 Wireless. Attaching them to the earpiece is a cakewalk and are easily hot-swappable.Comfort level is a top priority when it comes to earphones and the T20 Wireless are no exception. 

The in-line remote also features volume rockers that apart from adjusting the volume can also control shuffling between tracks. It has to be said that these magnets are not the strongest and they come undone pretty easily. These are the small features that go unnoticed but are highly appreciable.The audio quality here is absolutely extraordinary and there is a crisp, clear playback that’s devoid of any bit of tininess or jarring treble even when the volume is set to its highest. The T20 Wireless being audiophile-grade speakers aren’t fitted with the common, run-of-the-mill dynamic drivers; instead, RHA uses DualCoil driver that’s paired with a voice coil as well as a custom diaphragm that provides a balance to the bass, trebles and mids. These audiophile-grade earphones are priced steeply; but once witnessed they will seem like a bargain buy. Earlier this year, we tested the RHA TrueConnect true wireless earphones and they exceeded all our expectations. The treble filter did its job as advertised screw barrel of injection moulding machines Suppliers and it managed to make the vocals and acoustics shine by offering a very defined audio performance.Another neat feature of these earphones that’s seldom mentioned is that while getting a call, the neckband vibrates. On the cable, there is an in-line remote control and microphone unit that reaches up to the right earbud.The T20 Wireless comes with the incredible sound witnessed on the wired version in a convenient cord-free format. With this filter screwed on, you experience a booming, animated, rich and deep bass that doesn’t drown out the mids and treble.The battery life is rated at 12 hours of continuous playback and in our testing, we found this to be about accurate.. Unlike some of the completion out there, the housing of the earbuds here is a bit bulky as they appear to be custom-built to house the dual-drivers. In all our experience, we have rarely found this option where the earphones vibrate while getting a call to alert us. Yes! You read that right! The earpieces can be unscrewed from the cabling and attached to a wired cable that’s a part of the packaging. The newly launched earphones packs in all the best qualities of its predecessor such as above-average audio quality, interchangeable tuning filters and more all in a cord-free format. This filter was definitely our favourite of the lot. The T20 Wireless is the next step in the evolution of the T20i wired earphones and those are widely considered as one of the best audiophile-grade earphones in recent history. An advantage these earphones have over its rivals is in the form of the custom filters and these help in enhancing the audio quality to an extraordinary degree. If you have been saving your cash for a good pair of wireless earphones that offer audiophile-grade audio quality, then look no further than the T20 Wireless as this is where all the best audio performance is at. The T20 Wireless packs in so many features and then some more. It comes in one colour — matte Black and has a rubber-like exterior that encases the neckband while the black cables reach the earbuds.As far as codec support goes, it does offer aptX for those using Android devices; unfortunately, there’s no AAC support here.Design, BuildWhen it comes to the design of these earphones, the RHA T20 Wireless looks similar to every other neckband-style earphones available in the market. Call quality was good through the earpieces; however, when outdoors, the person on the other end couldn’t hear us all that well and on more than one occasion we received a handful of complaints about us being inaudible. With this being said, during our testing period, the T20 Wireless was paired mostly with an iPhone XS Max and it still managed to offer excellent audio performance. Hot on the heels of the awesome TrueConnect, RHA has recently introduced the T20 Wireless earphones in the Indian market. Rating: Glasgow-based RHA has grown by leaps and bounds since the few short years of its existence. Better to be safe than sorry with this pricey option.VerdictThe RHA T20 Wireless is priced extremely competitively at Rs 19,999 and though some of you may baulk at the price is too high for a set of wireless earphones, you have to understand that these are no ordinary Bluetooth earphones. While this isn’t the most water-resistant; you can safely use it in the gym or if you are caught in a light shower, it should manage to hold up to the elements of nature. The RHA T20 Wireless sets itself apart from competitors by offering detachable earbuds. By choosing your ideal ear tips, you can block out ambient sounds as well as enhance the bass impact to a bit with a tighter seal. The bass output here witnessed isn’t overpowering and the vocals are smooth. This will appease the traditionalists who feel that wired earphones have a substantially better audio quality.The biggest design change of the T20 Wireless is undoubtedly the wireless functionality. While connected with the wired cable, you can use the T20 as a pair of old-school earphones.The neckband is constructed from a soft, flexible material that features a power/pairing button on one side along with a USB Type-C port for charging the earphones.While the reference filters are great and you get a balanced tone throughout and you get the sound as the artist intended; our favourite was the bass filter that absolutely transforms the T20 Wireless experience. These filters come as a part of the packaging and are colour coded. Interestingly, RHA has also thrown in a pouch that can be used to store your earphones when not in use.PerformanceWhile RHA does well in the design and build department, it is in the audio performance where it actually flexes its muscles and outshines most Bluetooth wireless earphones. This feature is rarely found on earphones and it is actually quite a big deal. Out of the box, the T20 Wireless are attached with the neutral filter; but depending on your mood of the hour or the genre you listen to often, you can screw on whichever filter you want.Another chief feature of the RHA T20 Wireless is that it comes with a variety of tuning filters

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