Sudio Earphones Review

We get through headphones at a crazy rate in this house. I’m not sure how Ash always breaks them but one moment they are working and then the next there is no sound coming through one side. So I am always looking for high quality headphones that will last us a little longer and therefore save us a few pennies. Enter Sudio earphones.

Sudio earphones

A while back Sudio got in touch and asked if I would like to do an earphones review. Their earphones are designed in Sweden and are handmade. This is due to the ethos that the human eye can see and catch things that a machine would miss and as such, making things by hand is a better way to produce a product. 

The Sudio collection is made up at the moment of three different designs of headphone; Vasa, Klang and TVÅ. Each of these are available in a choice of colours: white, black, blue or orange. Each one also have a slightly different specification. Considering what you want to listen to and how you want to use them will help you decide which of the three designs is right for you. They also have some true wireless headphones, Sudio Tolv, if you prefer yours without the cord. 

Klang earphones

I personally went for a pair of the Klang earphones in black. I was drawn to this pair in particular as they are made with one side of the cord longer than the other. You can place one headphone around the back of your neck and then into your ear which means it is less likely to be accidentally pulled out. The cable length is also perfect as it’s just right for popping your phone in your pocket and the earphones in your ears. The remote feature of the headphones is made for iOS so they sounded like they might be the perfect pair of earphones to go with my iPod.

The Klang headphones come with a selection of four extra differently sized earphone sleeves so you can use the right size sleeve for your ear. This makes for a much more comfortable and secure fit than those which go on the idea that one size fits all and is something that I’ve not seen many earphones provide. You also get a manual, leather carrying case and metal clip. Yes, Sudio have definitely thought of it all. You can tell that these ear headphones have a great build quality.

Sound quality

I have to admit that when it comes to sound quality, I often don’t really hear a difference between many headphones so I always leave this to Ash. He said that they offer great sound quality and they are also noise cancelling headphones which helps with that. Thanks to the noise isolation they give a balanced sound. The noise reduction also means that you don’t have to have your music turned up too loud to drown out background noise – this would be great if you listen to music on your morning commute.

He wouldn’t usually choose ones that go around the back of the neck. However, he did say they were a lot more comfortable than others that he had tried of the same style and if I could buy him some with a bit of a different look he would definitely give them a big thumbs up. 

For me, I think these are a great addition to my handbag. The pouch means that I can put them away and not have to worry about them tangling or catching on anything when not in use and they work well with my iPod. Plus, they look pretty darn stylish so what’s not to like?

Costs and where to find them

So how much do these Sudio headphones cost? Well they come in at €55 which is around £40 at the current exchange rate and what’s more, Sudio offer free shipping around the world! So why not swing over to website and order your Sudio Earphones now. If you prefer headphones to earphones then check out MotherGeek’s review of the Sudio Klar headphones.

What do think of the Sudio Klang headphones, could you see yourself using them?

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