Sudio is about to release their latest Sudio Elva neckband wireless earphones! If you haven't already heard of them, Sudio Elva comes packaged with Sudio Fly G, a travel audio transmitter adaptor, which allows you to connect any of your Bluetooth earphones, to a non Bluetooth device with at least a 3.5mm earphone jack, especially so, when you are on a plane. 

How cool does it sound? Speaking of which, most of us are now stuck at home and have to shelf our travelling plans. So, I will base this review on my home trial, using them for/while at work and during my leisure music listening activities.

Click on my youtube video for the unboxing of this new earphone, or read on as I share more about them!

As always, I like their sleek packaging, coming in a drawer box, with everything nicely and neatly packaged in them, so that allows me to stow everything away nicely.

The actual earphones however, appears to be too chunky for my liking, mostly due to their dangling neckband wires. Sudio had long deserted their wires in their earphones and gone true wireless, so I was rather surprised, and taken aback, to see these dangling wires making a comeback. I also spotted these cute small magnetic nodes which helped keep both my earphones together, which can be helpful if you're hanging them over your neck.

This makes keeping the earphones quite a hassle as well, since the only place I could now keep them was back in the box or leave them hanging somewhere on my work desk. 

It's strong U shaped wires on the other hand, makes hanging these earphones around my neck comfortable and hanging on hard surfaces possible. My husband who tried it on the other hand, found it too heavy and didn't like the feel of these earphones.

Highlights:

Pairing on my iPhone & working laptop was a seamless affair with auto pairing function, and since it comes with ANC (which can be activated or deactivated by pressing on the middle button quickly twice), it kept me away from unnecessary distractions, so that I could fully concentrate on my work. 

Having to walk away from my music source occasionally, did not deterred my music from playing as well due to 10m Bluetooth range. I could walk around the house without having to be near my music source. Do note that activating the ANC would also increase the volume of your music slightly.

I love the music and is happy with the sound quality from these Sudio Elva earphones. I use them mostly when I watch my Chinese drama, when I am away from work, or to play some soothing songs on youtube, while I am working on my desk.

* Join Sudio sphere at sudio.com/sphere to receive an extended warranty to 18 months.

At this moment if you are wondering about when you can be using Fly G, and under what scenario you'll be using them, read on.

The purpose of Sudio Fly G (a travel audio transmitter adaptor with 2 3.5mm earphone jack) allows you to connect a non Bluetooth music device with at least a 3.5mm jack, to any wireless headphones. It has a battery life on its own, and requires to be charged using a USB-C type cable (included in the pack). Do note that it doesn't charge any of your devices.  

Please be reminded to fully charge them before you use them to ensure that you get to use them up to an optimum 12 hours. This is sufficient for most flights around the region, more than the length of a typical 2-3 hour movie.

Sudio Fly G 
♪ Bluetooth version: 5.0 

♪ Battery Life: up to 12 hours (2 hrs charging time)

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