The Ghost Tech Raptures: A Budget-Friendly Bluetooth Headphone Review

After the 17th of July 2018, the price of these headphones may have changed, but as of now, they're extremely good value for money. The box comes with a microphone USB charging cable, an auxiliary cable, and a pleather drawstring pouch to keep the headphones safe when throwing them in your backpack. Although made of imitation leather, it still feels nice enough and is lined with cotton for protection.

The Raptures are lightweight Bluetooth on-ear headphones that are ideal for casual use. They look nice and stylish without screaming out for attention. Inside, they pack 40 millimeter graphene drivers which produce a clear sound with a surprising amount of bass. The design is a big part of the headphones and I think they look great. The headband and earmuffs are wrapped and perforated synthetic leather coming in three colors: red, black, and brown.

One sturdier part of the headphones is the arms on the side, which are made from a combination of aluminum and plastic. While aluminum would have been my preference for making everything feel more premium, Ghost Tech managed to match the paint seamlessly. Using plastic keeps the headphones nice and light, while also being comfortable to wear for hours on end. The Raptures weigh around 300 grams, which is super lightweight, but they still don't feel overly cheap.

The design of the headphones has a few complaints, however. If you have the Raptures in their smaller setting, like I do, the arms swing down a little and over the air vents that doesn't look nearly as good as when they're slid further down. This might be an issue for people with larger heads than mine, but they look fantastic otherwise. The ear cups are cushioned really nicely, plus the design offers a ton of adjustments and pivoting options so they should fit perfectly on anyone's ears.

On the right ear cup, you'll find the volume up and down buttons, which also double as the forward and back buttons to skip songs. The center button acts as the on/off switch and pauses songs with a single click. A double click will automatically call the last contact you spoke to. There's also a built-in microphone that sounds great on my end, thanks to Bluetooth 4.1. The headphones hold a decent 30-foot range and keep connection throughout my calls.

However, I got mixed results when asking the person on the other end of the line about the call quality indoors. It's usually fine, but what's calling from outdoors can cause some problems if there's a lot of background noise or wind. The headphones also have an LED indicator for the battery to let you know when they're running low.

When storing them in the carry pouch or bag, it would be nice if there was a little tone or sound effect that lets you know when the headphones are powered up. Instead, the headphones creepily say and make a sound as soon as you power them on. The headphones fold down to about half of their normal size to make throwing them in a backpack super easy.

When it comes to sound quality, they actually surprised me as they sound pretty darn amazing. They're punchy and crisp with a really clean sound that lets me hear each instrument individually. I tried listening to rock, hip-hop, jazz, anything and everything I can think of, and with each track, they sounded great. Thanks to the way the headband tightly clumps around the ear cup set firmly against my ears and creates a pretty strong seal blocking out a lot of background noise. Even with that, the headphones are slightly quieter than I expected, although they're loud enough for most people.

The Raptures also have a shammy function which allows you to connect a second pair of Rapture headphones to the same device. While I only have one pair, I can't try out this feature. The battery life is decent, with Ghost Tech claiming 25 hours of run time. However, I've easily been getting a good two to three days of use before having to charge them up again.

Overall, if you're on the hunt for a budget-friendly pair of on-ear Bluetooth headphones that look great, then the Ghost Tech Raptures are definitely worth a look.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwhat's up guys Steven called Makia and these are the ghost tech rapture Bluetooth headphones now ghost tech might not be a brand you're familiar with but they make some really interesting phone cases backpacks and well headphones at prices are seem too good to be true on Amazon right now at the time of thumbing this the coast tech raptures of $99 thanks to prime day but if you're watching this after the 17th of July 2018 they'll probably be back to the usual one hundred and twenty five dollar price tag whichever price they are if you do decide to pick them up though they're extremely good value for money in the box you get the headphones themselves a micro USB charging cable and an auxiliary cable for anyone still using a phone with a headphone jack you also get pleather drawstring pouch to keep the headphone safe when throwing them in your backpack although it's made of imitation leather it still feels nice enough and it's also lined with cotton for protection the ruptures are lightweight bluetooth on ear headphones that are ideal for casual use they look nice and stylish without screaming out for attention inside they pack 40 millimetre graphene drivers which produce a clear sound with a surprising amount of bass both I'll come back to the sound in a minute the design is a big part of the headphones and I think they look great the headband and earmuffs are wrapped and perforated synthetic leather coming in three colors red black and the brown Ghost Tech sent me over to review the sturdier parts of the headphones such as the arms on the side are made from a combination of aluminium and plastic at first I wasn't a fan of the plastic as I always prefer metal where possible it just makes everything feel more premium but in this case ghost Tech managed to match the paint seamlessly and using plastic keeps the headphones nice and light while the Raptors are light they don't feel overly cheap usually a little bit of weight signals quality to me but having the headphones this lights they come in and around 300 grams mean they're super comfortable to wear for hours on end being covered in a really nice synthetic leather also helps keep them from feeling cheap they're in a real complaints I have with the design is if you have the Raptors in their smaller setting like I do the arms swing down a little and over the air cops that doesn't look nearly as good as when the slid further down so if you've got a larger head than meat they look fantastic the air cups are cushioned really nicely plus the design offers a ton of adjustments and pivoting options so they should fit perfectly on anyone's ears on the right ear cup you'll find the volume up and down buttons which also double as the forward and back buttons to skip songs the center button acts as the on/off switch and pauses songs with a single click a double click will automatically call the last contact you spoke to as there's also a built-in microphone core sound great on my end and thanks to bluetooth 4.1 the headphones hold a decent 30 foot range and keep connection throughout my calls however I got mixed results when asking the person on the other end of the line about the call quality indoors it's usually fine what's calling from outdoors can cause some problems if there's a lot of background noise or wind on the wrap just right ear cup you'll also find an LED indicator for the battery to let you know when the headphones are wrong the headphones creepily say and as soon as you power them up a little tone or sound effect would have been much better when you're storing them in the carry pouch or bag or whatever you'd like to call it the headphones fold down to about half of their normal size to make throwing them in a backpack super easy but what about sound quality well they actually surprised me as they sound pretty darn amazing they're punchy and crisp with a really clean sound that lets me hear each instrument individually I try listening to rock hip-hop jazz anything and everything I can think of and with each track they sounded great thanks to the way the headbands tightly clumped around the ear cup set firmly against my ears and creates a pretty strong seal blocking out a lot of background noise even with that the headphone scene slightly quieter than why I expected although they are loud enough for most people I just like them to go that extra bit louder the Raptors also have a shammy function which allows you to connect a second pair of Rapture headphones to the same device since I only have one pair though I can't try that feature out battery life is decent with ghost tech claiming 25 hours of run time I've easily been getting a good two to three days of use before having to charge them up again for 125 dollars if you're on the hunt for a budget pair of on-air bluetooth headphones sandal look great then the ghost tech raptures are definitely worth a look well that's it for this video I'll make sure to leave a link in the description down below to the ruptures in case you want to find out more or try them out if you guys have got any suggestions for headphones or audio gear that I should check out let me know in the comment section down below just underneath that like button thank you guys for watching and I will catch you in the next onewhat's up guys Steven called Makia and these are the ghost tech rapture Bluetooth headphones now ghost tech might not be a brand you're familiar with but they make some really interesting phone cases backpacks and well headphones at prices are seem too good to be true on Amazon right now at the time of thumbing this the coast tech raptures of $99 thanks to prime day but if you're watching this after the 17th of July 2018 they'll probably be back to the usual one hundred and twenty five dollar price tag whichever price they are if you do decide to pick them up though they're extremely good value for money in the box you get the headphones themselves a micro USB charging cable and an auxiliary cable for anyone still using a phone with a headphone jack you also get pleather drawstring pouch to keep the headphone safe when throwing them in your backpack although it's made of imitation leather it still feels nice enough and it's also lined with cotton for protection the ruptures are lightweight bluetooth on ear headphones that are ideal for casual use they look nice and stylish without screaming out for attention inside they pack 40 millimetre graphene drivers which produce a clear sound with a surprising amount of bass both I'll come back to the sound in a minute the design is a big part of the headphones and I think they look great the headband and earmuffs are wrapped and perforated synthetic leather coming in three colors red black and the brown Ghost Tech sent me over to review the sturdier parts of the headphones such as the arms on the side are made from a combination of aluminium and plastic at first I wasn't a fan of the plastic as I always prefer metal where possible it just makes everything feel more premium but in this case ghost Tech managed to match the paint seamlessly and using plastic keeps the headphones nice and light while the Raptors are light they don't feel overly cheap usually a little bit of weight signals quality to me but having the headphones this lights they come in and around 300 grams mean they're super comfortable to wear for hours on end being covered in a really nice synthetic leather also helps keep them from feeling cheap they're in a real complaints I have with the design is if you have the Raptors in their smaller setting like I do the arms swing down a little and over the air cops that doesn't look nearly as good as when the slid further down so if you've got a larger head than meat they look fantastic the air cups are cushioned really nicely plus the design offers a ton of adjustments and pivoting options so they should fit perfectly on anyone's ears on the right ear cup you'll find the volume up and down buttons which also double as the forward and back buttons to skip songs the center button acts as the on/off switch and pauses songs with a single click a double click will automatically call the last contact you spoke to as there's also a built-in microphone core sound great on my end and thanks to bluetooth 4.1 the headphones hold a decent 30 foot range and keep connection throughout my calls however I got mixed results when asking the person on the other end of the line about the call quality indoors it's usually fine what's calling from outdoors can cause some problems if there's a lot of background noise or wind on the wrap just right ear cup you'll also find an LED indicator for the battery to let you know when the headphones are wrong the headphones creepily say and as soon as you power them up a little tone or sound effect would have been much better when you're storing them in the carry pouch or bag or whatever you'd like to call it the headphones fold down to about half of their normal size to make throwing them in a backpack super easy but what about sound quality well they actually surprised me as they sound pretty darn amazing they're punchy and crisp with a really clean sound that lets me hear each instrument individually I try listening to rock hip-hop jazz anything and everything I can think of and with each track they sounded great thanks to the way the headbands tightly clumped around the ear cup set firmly against my ears and creates a pretty strong seal blocking out a lot of background noise even with that the headphone scene slightly quieter than why I expected although they are loud enough for most people I just like them to go that extra bit louder the Raptors also have a shammy function which allows you to connect a second pair of Rapture headphones to the same device since I only have one pair though I can't try that feature out battery life is decent with ghost tech claiming 25 hours of run time I've easily been getting a good two to three days of use before having to charge them up again for 125 dollars if you're on the hunt for a budget pair of on-air bluetooth headphones sandal look great then the ghost tech raptures are definitely worth a look well that's it for this video I'll make sure to leave a link in the description down below to the ruptures in case you want to find out more or try them out if you guys have got any suggestions for headphones or audio gear that I should check out let me know in the comment section down below just underneath that like button thank you guys for watching and I will catch you in the next one\n"