Sudio A2 True Wireless Earbuds with Charging Case, in-Ear Noise Cancelling Headphones with Microphone, Bluetooth 5.2, 30h Playtime, IPX4 Water Resistant (Anthracite)

At first I thought these ear buds were promising. They are suppose to be able to connect for business calls. I've used them for a few weeks now and when they work, it goes well. Nice, light and long battery life. However, I'm experiencing more and more times where these just 'disconnect' in the middle of a call, with no warning or sound - I just all the sudden can't hear people nor can they hear me. This happened once at first and now it's getting to be almost daily. So frustrated but these are now past the return time. Save your money!! I'm going back to Anker Soundcore ear buds only!

The Sudio A2 earbuds are a good quality set of headphones. They are packaged in an attractive hardcover box that includes a set replacement tips and a charging cable along with the earbuds. There is manual flyer and an insert on volume warnings. The earbuds themselves are in a small round case you flip open. Please note: unlike many other earbuds, the Sudio A2 do not light up when the case is opened. There aren’t any interior case lights and you can’t tell from looking at them if the earbuds are actually on. They are in fact actually on and you can confirm this on your device. They show up instantly for pairing, and are a breeze to pair afterwards as well. The sound quality is very good, crisp and clear. Music, audio (audiobooks and spoken word) all sound great, calls are clear as well. I do really like the angled shape of the buds themselves, they are easy to position and stay in my ears very well. They are also a sturdy well made set of buds that are waterproof and noise canceling works well. Battery life is fantastic, with up to 9 hours on a single charge. You can wear these all day and they hold up well. The only minus for me is the lack of lights making it difficult to see if they are on.

UPDATE 10/03/2022: The earbuds will no longer stay in sync with each other and when pairing, the left side says "connected" while the right side says "ready to pair" -- so sound out of the left side only. I have performed the recommended factory reset numerous times and they simply will no longer work together.I was initially blown away by the sound quality of the Sudio A2 earbuds as well as their ability to block out ambient noises, but my excitement was short-lived when compared to the (as of this writing) less expensive TOZO NC2. The fit of the Sudio A2 is secure and very comfortable with a nice, tight seal in my ear canal, and the sound quality is good for most situations, but they are probably not the best option if there is a lot of ambient noise (like on an airplane). I used my leaf blower to test the ANC, but although the very pleasant female voice informed me that noise canceling was on, there was absolutely no difference in how much blower I was hearing. The TOZO buds, on the other hand, are not only louder at the same volume to begin with, but they also canceled out an impressive amount of the blower racket when the ANC was turned on. These will work fine for how my wife will use them, which is watching videos on her laptop in bed while I’m sleeping, but for anybody wanting earbuds with more a little more oomph and ANC, these are not the ones. The color options and build quality would make them a good choice for kids, but not at the current price point of $49. There are just too many other equal or better options available for lower prices.

Pros: They're very stylish and come in cute colors! I got the lavender and they look very nice. They have a sturdy build and a good, clear battery life indicator on the front opening of the case. The tap to play/pause function was annoying at first but grew on me within the week. It's very convenient when I don't want to reach in my pocket to tap play on my iPod touch manually. Battery life is great!Now cons: The sound quality is a bit tinny. The noise-canceling mode isn't very much different from the regular sound mode at ALL. I have small ear openings, but even with the smallest ear cushion installed, they still aren't comfortable in my ears. The distance at which they stay connected is abysmal. I walked 6 ft away, and there goes the audio skipping out!My comparisons are being made vs. The Skullcandy Jib True set that conked out on me a few weeks ago. I'm an audiophile, so earbuds get ultra heavy usage from me. Overall these are ok earbuds. They should be priced a little lower than they are for the quality.

I like Sudio. Their ear buds and speakers are all very good. Th3ey do not publish audio specs, but I believe they are full range, and have a flat sound profile.They do not have extra bass, but not everything sound better with extra bass, in fact, it could be said that nothing sounds better with extra bass. You can always eq it if you must but.... by definition extra bass is distorting the sound that the artist was trying to achieve.This is my second set of Sudio ear buds, ad I have their blue tooth speakers to. They are all very good, rare blue tooth equipment which works with jazz. It is a distinctly European sound profile, more like Devialet than other buds or speakers I have heard.Fit and comfort are good, especially for buds with 10mm drivers, but ot the smallest or most comfortable. They were OK to wear for a long time, no discomfort, and they did not fall out. I would not wear them jogging. Buds with fins hold better, but they ae (vastly) better than average.They are fairly detailed and accurate, but would benefit from aptx. BT 5.2 makes them stable, solid connection with no drop outs.IPX4 offers some protection from moisture, but it is not waterproof.However, how many ear buds can you listen to Miles Davis on without wincing?Beyond that, the sound is really beautiful at points.If this is the price range that you are shopping in, these are really worth adding to your short list.And, they are available in purple.One of the very best at this price point.