
Saw your full review. Seems that there is frequent audio cut offThe Sudio Niva earphones arrived.
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First impressions:
Sub-bass is impressive, kick-bass is pumping, mid bass has good presence but not too overpowering, mids is not that detailed, low-treble is controlled, not too harsh nor sibilant. High-treble is not too sparkling. Overall sound staging is comfortable, room-like, not too flat.
The plastic quality of the earbuds is not premium, the charging case feels like it's a mock-up unit without heft. The product photo looks nicer. I recommend getting the black one, but the white is pretty and great for gifting.
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The sound quality is enjoyable, not too coloured. The bass is not as heavy as SOUL X-Shock. I prefer the tuning of the Sudio Niva, bassy enough but does not cloud over the treble.
Sudio Niva has more bass than Elite 65t, but Elite 65t has clearer treble.
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For those who have sharp ears, the Sudio Niva might lack that extra "hi-res" quality, but its treble is not too bright, the bass is strong but does not bleed into the treble.
Given a price of S$165, I am quite pleased with the sound. Get 15% off if you buy from their official SG website and use discount code "musicphotolife". Disclosure: I don't get commission.
Buy link: https://www.sudio.com/sg/earphones-collection

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sitting this seat really render the jabra elite 65t useless...music keep stutter...have to take it off and replace with my e8..
I’m assuming SG has not released the elite active 65T yet and u got it from overseas? Wise to wait for the elite active 65T then. Have you tried watching a youtube video with it? Does it experience any latency issues as reported by numerous tech sites?
Thanks for the reply beforehand.
After trying alot of true wireless earbuds Sony sp700n, WF1000X, Bose sport free, nuarl Nt01, B&O E8, Jabra 65t....I finally gave up...
None of them give a super sound...
I will use back my trusty Shure SE846 & 535 with bluetooth cable....
All are using bluetooth and being bluetooth, they are compressed so how good sound you want? If you want 'super sound', get a dedicated DAP with hi-res audio, a custom IEM with at least quad drivers, a hybrid cable and interconnect and a portable amp.
Current true wireless BT earbuds already give very good sound quality despite being BT earbuds.
Propably it's also its small size. Those big headohones really had got good audio though it's also Bluetooth.
Hmmz... I don't get any audio desync issues at all.
Tested on Samsung S8+ with...
- Native Samsung Video Player
- YouTube
- Netflix
- Prime Video
Update: Whipped out my old S7 Edge and iPhone 6. Blew off the dust and tested. Perfect sync.
Hi just got the Jabra elite 65t.Do I need to charge for 8 hours for the first time?
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Thanks for the replyFull can liao..
Saw your full review. Seems that there is frequent audio cut off![]()
Mine 65t can't resolve by upgrade fw...Tested both the Jabra Elite 65T and Beoplay E8 today at Stereo.
Kind of leaning towards the 65T for both sound and price; I personally did not feel that the E8 had anything over 65T to justify the $100+ increase.
I was told that the Elite Active 65T will be arriving this month, but no confirmed dates yet.
I shall consider again when it hits the store as I am concerned about 65T's interference issue... unless some of the 65T users here can confirm that the interference can be resolved by firmware updates.
- the specs for both Elite 65T and Elite Active 65T is supposedly the same so the interference issue should either plague both or none?
Mine 65t can't resolve by upgrade fw...
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Well that sucks to hear.
Will just wait for the release of the Active version and try again I guess, since doki81 mentioned that he did not suffer any interference issues.

Alamak was looking at your quote instead. My bad, edited post.i suffer alot...only the bro who say he has elite active 65t no suffer![]()