Awei T50 True Wireless Gaming Earbuds

Awei T50 True Wireless Gaming Earbuds

The most completely specified pair in Awei's T range — everything from the chipset to the individual cell capacities is published. Compare it across our earbuds and TWS.

Talk time longer than playback, which is unusual

Awei quotes six hours of music and seven hours of talk. Normally it is the other way round, because music playback is a continuous full-bandwidth load while a call is lower bandwidth with natural pauses. If you spend more of your day on calls than listening to music, that seven-hour figure is the one that matters and it is better than most earbuds at this price manage. The case recharges in about an hour, which is quick — many take two or three.

DNS and ENC are the same idea

The T50 lists DNS call noise reduction; the T51 lists ENC. These are vendor names for the same function: using the microphones to separate your voice from background noise before transmitting it, so the person on the other end hears you rather than the traffic. Neither reduces noise for you — that is active cancellation, which only the T53 in this range offers.

Choosing between the T50 and T51

Both are Bluetooth 5.3 with 10mm drivers, IPX6 and identical 35mAh earbuds in a 300mAh case. The T50 gives seven hours of talk time and a stated one-hour case recharge. The T51 gives five hours of talk but quotes 200 hours of standby. Take the T50 if you talk a lot, the T51 if the earbuds sit unused for days between uses.

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