Awei T51 True Wireless Bluetooth Earphones

Awei T51 True Wireless Bluetooth Earphones

The straightforward pair in Awei's T range — no gaming mode, no cancellation, just a well-specified set of earbuds that sit in a drawer for a fortnight and still work. Compare it across our earbuds and TWS.

Two hundred hours of standby is the quiet advantage

Standby is how long the earbuds hold charge doing nothing. It gets ignored because it sounds like a number that does not matter, and then you pick up a pair you last used a fortnight ago and find them dead. Two hundred hours is over eight days of sitting idle in the case with charge still available. If your earbuds are for occasional use — a commute twice a week, a flight now and then — this is a more relevant figure than playtime, and it is the specification that separates the T51 from its siblings.

How it compares to the T50

The T50 shares the same 10mm drivers, Bluetooth 5.3, IPX6 rating and identical 35mAh earbuds in a 300mAh case. The T50 gives seven hours of talk time against this one's five, and publishes a one-hour case recharge. The T51 gives the 200-hour standby. Heavy daily caller, take the T50; occasional user, take the T51.

ENC, and what it does not do

ENC uses the microphones to separate your voice from background noise before it is transmitted, so your caller hears you rather than the street. It does not reduce noise for you. For that you want active cancellation, which in this range only the T53 offers.

Buying from Kolorob

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