Sudio E3 Wireless Earbuds with Bluetooth 5.3, Hybrid ANC, Microphone, Codec AAC, 30h Playtime, Wireless and USB Type-C Charging, Sweat and Splash Resistance (Cream White)

These earphones are an excellent alternative to the more expensive ones. The charge can last for hours. They connect right away with no issues. The charging case is small and sleek.

Overall, these earbuds weren't that comfortable for me, but the sound quality is good. These buds did not fit my ears very well. They hurt my ears if I wear them for long periods. I run across this fairly often in earbuds though, so I tend to stick to over ear or open ear. Outside of that factor, they are good quality overall. The sound is balanced and clear, although I think they could do with a little more bass, but that is more of a personal preference. Battery life is good, and the buds sit in their case well. I like that the case isn't overly large which makes it easy to stick in a pocket or purse. Overall, these are decent earbuds, but the fit may not be for everyone.

These are pretty decent headphones. They pair reasonably well with my phone and the sound quality is pretty good. They don’t have the most comfortable fit in my ear, but it isn’t too uncomfortable. They’re perfectly average.

I have tried many wireless ear buds. These are both the best and the most expensive I have tried. You get what you pay for.These fit snugly in my ears, and they come with four extra pairs of buds in different sizes. They paired easily with my phone. But the sound quality! It sounds like I am in an orchestral theater with a quiet crowd. It is the most wonderful, rich, full music quality I have ever heard in ear buds. These also work well on phone conversations. Both parties to the conversation can hear each other clearly with the phone in my pants pockets. That is rare for wireless ear buds in my experience.These are pricey, but if you are looking for good sound quality and ear buds that work well on phone conversations, you will not be disappointed. It comes in a small, elegant charging and storage case. It includes a small, 6 inch USB-Type C cord. My only criticism is that the Owner's Manual requires a magnifying glass to read the micro print.

Cool, sleek design, simple to use, good sound:These headphones are clearly pretty well made and are, in my opinion, just a teeny bit overpriced given the current ~$120 price tag. The case that comes with these headphones is well designed, very compact, and made with higher quality plastic than I'd anticipated. The headphones do come with a nice suite of earbud sizes to help cater to most ear sizes, and they look sleek in general, including while in use. The sound quality of these headphones is what leads me to suggest the price might be a bit too high - they're definitely good and a big step up compared to $30 - $50 pairs I own, but I've tried other pairs around this price point that do sound a bit clearer with a more robust bass. With that being said, sometimes other headphones have a super exaggerated bass that can actually kind of ruin some songs that weren't supposed to be played in a club-like setting, so if you're a fan of less bass-heavy music, this could actually be a better option than other name brand alternatives.Overall, this is a good product and I would recommend.

Sound is great

I’ve tried a few pairs of Sudio earbuds over the last few years, the N2 Pros are actually a favorite of mine because they are super comfy.I hoped the E3’s would be just as comfy, but for me, they aren’t a good fit. I have small ears and inner ear piercings in my left ear (rook, daith, tragus). I actually can’t bear to wear the left earbud for more than thirty minutes or my ear hurts. I did make sure to put the smallest silicone tips on. The E3’s are larger overall compared to the N2 Pros.The hybrid ANC is okay. It doesn’t cancel much by itself, I need something playing to mute the external sound. When I have the ANC on, I noticed that songs seem lighter. Not tin can bad quality, but there’s a noticeable difference between ANC on and off for how songs sound.With ANC off, sound quality is decent.

Sounds good but no instructions connects easily once you remove the orange tape. In a flooded market you would think to have a quick start guide that's a bit clearer you can see how to turn the ANC off and on, but no clear way for volume up or down, play or pause, skip, etc. The sound is good but not great with no bass it is better than say some 40.00 earbuds but better than some JBLs that cost 100 or say some Sony 700s. I dunno. There good but I wouldn't say Wow!

good