The Ett true wireless earbuds from Sudio feature active noise cancelling, up to 30 hours of
listening time and an IPX5 water resistance rating.
Sudio has these aimed as a competitor for Apple’s premium-priced AirPods Pro but offering
all of this for £129.
The earbuds come in a range of different colours with a matte finish, which helps to hide any
scratches that may occur by using the earbuds over time.
The earbuds have a plastic construction, which makes them lightweight and less strenuous
to wear, the plastic feels soft to the touch and the build quality feels good.
The outer side of the earbud is home to the multi-function button which can activate the
active noise cancelling, as well as control tracks and calls.
Unfortunately, this is a physical button, unlike the Sudio Fem earbuds, so it takes
a little more force for the button to be pressed than a touch surface button.
There’s also an LED indicator on the outer side, which will let you know the status of
the earbuds, as well as a couple of microphones.
The underside of the earbuds has Sudio’s branding as well as a letter to let you know
which ear the earbud should be in.
The bottom of the earbuds has a glossy metallic finish to it, this area is where the charging
contacts are located which will sit on the pins when placed into the charging case.
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.
The charging case shares the same matte finish as the earbuds.
The case has a rectangular design with rounded edges which help the case be more comfortable
in your pockets.
The charging case is slightly thicker than my AirPods charging case, but it is still
pocketable.
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.
The Ett earbuds provide a good overall listening experience, with balanced amounts of bass
and treble frequencies.
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.
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.
The earbuds’ microphone quality sounds great for making and taking voice calls or memos.
The microphones managed to pick up my voice clearly and to a good volume.
Here’s a sample of the microphone that I have recorded.
This is a sample of the microphone on the Sudio Ett earbuds.
The earbuds have features which make them great for exercise or travel.
Support for Bluetooth 5.0 means your earbuds will be supported fully by the latest devices
and IPX5 water resistance, so you’ll be able to break a sweat and wear the earbuds
whilst at the gym or on a run.
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 microphones also have “Clear Voice” environmental noise cancelling, so your voice
memos or phone calls will be clear to listen to by reducing the amount of background noise
that is detected by the microphones.
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.
The charging case can bring a total of 4 additional charges to give you 30 hours of listening
or 20 hours with active noise cancelling, so you will be able to listen throughout the
day without any worries of running out of power.
When it comes to charging up the case, that can be done using the USB Type-C port on the
side.
The charging case also supports wireless charging, so you can place them on a charging pad to
charge them up, no cable required.
Sudio’s Ett earbuds provide a range of great features at a reasonable price.
The listening experience provides good quality sound alongside a well-made product.
The active noise cancelling works well and the price undercuts much of what is on the
market, making them a compelling choice and the comfort of the earbuds thanks to their
light weight and range of ear tips makes them great to wear.
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