Battery capacity remains the same as Sudio Fem. 50 mAh for each earbud and 500 mAh for the charging case. Sudio Ett – Front – Battery Level

Congratulations on receiving your new pair of Ett! Use this guide to learn about pairing Ett with your preferred device, charging the batteries, and restoring the earphones to their factory settings. What's included in the box Having Bluetooth 5.0, the connection was really stableand I barely experienced any audio dropouts. And if you want to use just one earbud, you can use either side of the earbuds. Sound quality Ett has three built-in batteries; one inside the charging case and one in each earbud. The battery inside the case is used to charge the earbuds, while the included USB Type-C cable is used to charge the case. The Ett earbuds provide up to 6 hours of listening time per charge, if you want to use active noise cancellation it reduces to 4 hours per charge, but of course this can vary depending on your listening volume. Like its predecessors, such as the Sudio Fem, Sudio Tolv and Sudio Niva, the new Sudio Ett are bluetooth wireless earbuds. The main difference of the Sudio Ett is that is it the brand’s first wireless earbuds that comes with Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) feature. ANC works by using the microphone on the earbuds to detect the environment noise, and then neutralizes it before it reaches the ear. This is achieved by the generating sound that is phase-inverted by 180 degrees to the unwanted noise, resulting in the two sounds cancelling each other out.Interchangeable ear tips: Parabolic ear tips in 5 different sizes: XXS, XS, S, M, L - Conical ear tips in 4different sizes: XS, S, M, L

You can wireless charge the charging case by placing the charging case (Sudio logo facing up) flat on any Qi wireless charger. Sudio Ett – Wireless Charging Author’s Blurb: I used to be anti-wireless earbuds for the longest time and only just found joy in using them a few months ago. Every bias I had was challenged, so going into this review of another pair of wireless earbuds, I was a lot more open minded. The earbuds can be used for approximately 6 hours on one charge, with up to 30 hours in total before the case needs to be recharged. The last pair of wireless earbuds I had reviewed was Jabra Elite 75t, and it took me a month to figure out how I really liked them.

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The active noise cancellation is also very impressive, it managed to cut out whirring ambient fan noise during my testing almost completely. The earbuds do a great job at removing any low pitches ambient sounds, some treble sounds do manage to seep through but the effect that the active noise cancelling can have is substantial. The case has four indicator LEDs on the front that will let you know the charge status of the case as well as when the earbuds are charging. The USB Type-C charging port can be found on the left-hand side of the case as well as a string to tie the earbuds to something such as a bag or a clip. Sound Quality Earbuds Sudio love to attach a handle to its charging cases. For the Sudio Ett, it is no exception as well. However, this time it feels more premium as the handle looks more like a strap rather than a rope. If you do not like it, you can remove it; it is removable. Sudio Ett – Right – Strap The Sudio Ett is not one for bass lovers but it offers a rather clean audio sound and wide soundstage for a pleasant listening experience. It’s somewhat like AirPods but with better bass. The ANC on the Sudio Ett is pretty effective too and does not cause cabin pressure effect. However, we just got to say that the Sudio Ett fails to meet our mark for audio quality. The whole audio stream coming out from the earphones just sounds muffled, even though we were streaming high-quality lossless music to it.

Sudio has also included a short USB Type-C cable for wired charging of the charging case. If you have a supported Wireless Charging Pad, the Sudio Ett’s charging case also supports wireless charging as well! That’s something quite useful and unique. With some smartphones that supports reverse wireless charging, such as the Samsung Galaxy S10 series and the Huawei P30/P40, Mate 30 series, you can even charge your wireless earbuds’ charging case on the go without any cables. For the Sudio Ett, it’s got the design, it’s got the comfort. The price is a little on the high side for the target market, but that’s because of it comes with the latest true wireless earbuds features, including active noise cancelling (ANC) as well as wireless charging. Besides, you will get a 15% discount, free worldwide delivery, 18 month international warranty. They are also IPX5 water rated, with a total usage time of 30 hours and each earbud providing 6 hours play time (4 hours with ANC). Sound isolation is fantastic thanks to the wide assortment of ear tips included in the box, there are three sizes on conic ear tips and five parabolic sizes. The parabolic style seems to be a new popular trend with true wireless earbuds, but I am glad to see that Sudio decided to include conic ear tips as well as they help me get a better fit. Microphone On a single charge, we only managed to get about 3 hours 45 minutes of playing time from the Sudio Ett with ANC enabled. This should be more than sufficient for your daily commute, or even exercising. However, if you want to use it for listening for a longer period of time, perhaps you’ll have to look at alternatives. There are two parts to the charge with these buds, there are the ETT earbuds themselves and the case that you carry and store them in. The case itself holds 4 additional full charges so with everything charged up you have 30 hours of listening time, which reduces to 20 hours if you have active noise cancellation engaged the whole time as you might on a long-distance flight.By default, ANC is turned off when the Sudio Ett is connected to your device. I wish it is on by default rather than me keep pressing the button for 2s to turn the ANC on whenever I connect. Based on my previous experience (albeit a brief one) with Sudio Fem, Sudio seems to lean towards being more treble focused than bass focused. Sudio has finally jumped on the active noise cancelling (ANC) wireless earbuds bandwagon with the launch of Sudio Ett.

As I mentioned, the earbuds are quite light, which makes them comfortable to wear for long periods. The earbuds also come with a wide selection of different ear tips so you can get the best fit, resulting in better sound quality and comfort. Charging Case Sudio Ett overtook Sudio Fem as the most expensive earbuds but with good reasons: Active Noise Cancellation and Wireless Charging Case.If Ett has previously been paired with your preferred device, simply remove the earbuds from the charging case and they will automatically connect, so long as Bluetooth is activated on the device and Ett has not been paired with a different device more recently. Device compatibility I do wish that the mid frequencies had a little more clarity as they can sometimes sound a little subdued, but for casual listening, I think the earbuds do a decent job at providing a good experience. The bass isn’t overpowering, but is still present, which I prefer, as this means I can listen more comfortably for longer periods of time. Sudio includes a wide assortment of ear tips You can also use the button controls to power the earbuds off. Do this by holding the button for 7 seconds on either earbud. Pairing with a device