Raycon Inc. is the company behind Raycon audio products; Ray J fully sold his shares back to the company in 2024, so describing him as the current owner is outdated. [1][2]

Who makes Raycon?

Owner
Raycon’s March 2024 release says Ray J left as an officer and shareholder after a full company buyback. It names Ray Lee as CEO but does not publish the remaining ownership percentages or a full current shareholder list. [1]
Made by
Raycon designs and markets its products. A 2024 FCC report lists Raycon Inc. as applicant and manufacturer for a Magic Power Bank; that legal manufacturer field does not identify an earbud contract assembly plant. [1][3]
Made in
The FCC report names a New York manufacturer address and a Shenzhen testing laboratory. Neither address establishes the physical factory or origin of every Raycon earbud, headphone or power accessory. [3]

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Raycon supply chain map

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Raycon

Raycon Inc. is the company behind Raycon audio products; Ray J fully sold his shares back to the company in 2024, so describing him as the current owner is outdated.

Evidence: [1][2]

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  • Raycon (Brand): Raycon Inc. is the company behind Raycon audio products; Ray J fully sold his shares back to the company in 2024, so describing him as the current owner is outdated. [1][2]
  • Raycon → Raycon ownership (Owner): Raycon’s March 2024 release says Ray J left as an officer and shareholder after a full company buyback. It names Ray Lee as CEO but does not publish the remaining ownership percentages or a full current shareholder list. [1]
  • Raycon ownership → Raycon manufacturing (Manufacturer): Raycon designs and markets its products. A 2024 FCC report lists Raycon Inc. as applicant and manufacturer for a Magic Power Bank; that legal manufacturer field does not identify an earbud contract assembly plant. [1][3]

Who owns Raycon?

Raycon’s March 2024 release says Ray J left as an officer and shareholder after a full company buyback. It names Ray Lee as CEO but does not publish the remaining ownership percentages or a full current shareholder list. [1]

Who actually makes Raycon products?

Raycon designs and markets its products. A 2024 FCC report lists Raycon Inc. as applicant and manufacturer for a Magic Power Bank; that legal manufacturer field does not identify an earbud contract assembly plant. [1][3]

Where are Raycon products made?

The FCC report names a New York manufacturer address and a Shenzhen testing laboratory. Neither address establishes the physical factory or origin of every Raycon earbud, headphone or power accessory. [3]

Is Raycon made in China or the USA?

The reviewed dated documents do not establish US final assembly or a complete China-based factory map. A Chinese test lab is not proof that the device was manufactured there. [3]

Same factory, different label

InMotion became Raycon’s retail partner in 2021; a retailer is not the manufacturer. Similar-looking earbuds from other brands do not establish a common OEM or identical internals. [2][3]

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Ownership timeline

  1. 2017: Ray Lee and Ray J launched Raycon, according to the retail-partnership release. [2]
  2. 2021-05-10: Announced its first brick-and-mortar retail partnership with InMotion. [2]
  3. 2024-03-06: Raycon announced Ray J’s complete share divestment and departure. [1]

Frequently asked questions

4 questions about this supply chain, answered from the records above.

Who owns raycon?

Raycon’s March 2024 release says Ray J left as an officer and shareholder after a full company buyback. It names Ray Lee as CEO but does not publish the remaining ownership percentages or a full current shareholder list.[1]

Who owns raycon now?

Raycon’s March 2024 release says Ray J left as an officer and shareholder after a full company buyback. It names Ray Lee as CEO but does not publish the remaining ownership percentages or a full current shareholder list.[1]

How much of raycon does ray j own?

Raycon’s March 6, 2024 announcement says Ray J fully divested his shares through a company buyback; it does not publish the complete remaining ownership table.[1]

Where is raycon made?

The FCC report names a New York manufacturer address and a Shenzhen testing laboratory. Neither address establishes the physical factory or origin of every Raycon earbud, headphone or power accessory.[3]

Sources and scope

Year-only source dates denote the report’s coverage year. Dated disclosures establish the facts described at that time. Plant output, contracts and ownership can change; this is a selected map, not a complete supplier census.

  1. [1] Raycon announces Ray J’s exit — 2024-03-06 · Primary source · Reviewed 2026-10-21.

    Raycon says Ray J fully divested his shares through a company buyback and left his officer role; Ray Lee is named CEO.

  2. [2] Raycon and InMotion announce retail partnership — 2021-05-10 · Primary source · Reviewed 2026-10-21.

    Dates the 2017 launch and cofounders Ray Lee/Ray J; InMotion is a retailer, not evidence of factory ownership.

  3. [3] Raycon Magic Power Bank FCC test report — 2024-04-02 · Primary source · Reviewed 2026-10-21.

    Names Raycon Inc. as applicant/manufacturer at a New York address; Shenzhen Microtest is a testing laboratory, not a proven assembly factory.

Unconfirmed

  • Current ownership percentages and ultimate control; named contract factories and countries for each audio product.