EditorialggI’m already personally familiar with the products of the Ausdom company: we’ve been to reviews before
Currently the company employs about 110Human. The main focus is a variety of wireless headphones, although there are also webcams, car video recorders and IP cameras. Today we will focus on the main direction of Ausdom - headphones. The company has its own branded store on AliExpress, where the entire current range is available.
1. Ausdom TW01
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TWS headsets are now extremely popular, and theirThe range is growing at an incredible pace. Ausdom, of course, also has such models. The AUSDOM TW01 model is currently the manufacturer’s best-selling model. In terms of characteristics, everything is standard: 8 mm dynamic drivers, a charging case with a built-in 600 mAh battery, and 50 mAh in the headphones themselves. They promise up to 6 hours of operation on a single charge. Connection occurs via Bluetooth 5.0, there is support for AAC and CVC8.0 noise reduction technology. The buttons on the headphones are used for control.
Cost: $ 20. Want to buy!
2. Ausdom M09
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Ausdom M09 - full-size model with closedacoustic design and folding design, which will be convenient for transportation. Available in different color options: an updated (and more interesting) version - in red and silver. Bluetooth 5.0 is used for connection, and the headset is powered by a 300 mAh battery. They promise up to 20 hours of battery life. The sound in the Ausdom M09 is provided by 40mm dynamic drivers. The connectors include MicroUSB for charging headphones, 3.5 mm for wired connection and a MicroSD slot. You can install a memory card with music inside and listen to it autonomously.
Cost: $ 45. Want to buy!
3. Ausdom ANC10
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Another popular full-size model isAusdom ANC10. These are also large headphones with a closed acoustic design and a foldable design. 40mm dynamic drivers are used. The main feature of the ANC10 is its active noise cancellation system. To connect to the source, a standard set is provided: Bluetooth 5.0 for wireless connection and 3.5 mm for wired connection. The headphones are charged via MicroUSB. The capacity of the built-in battery is 360 mAh. It is claimed that with active noise cancellation the headphones will work for up to 20 hours, without – up to 30 hours. All controls are located on the right earcup, including power, volume control, track switching and noise reduction activation.
Cost: $ 43. Want to buy!
4. Ausdom ANC8
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Functionally, Ausdom ANC8 is close to the previous onemodels: large full-size model with closed cups, 40 mm dynamic drivers and active noise reduction system. But it is slightly different in design: the ANC8 is larger, the frame and headband are made of metal and the design is not foldable. You can only rotate the cups 90°. But the kit includes a carrying case. All controls are located on the cups. The model uses a CSR Bluetooth chip and supports A2DP, AVRCP, HFP and HSP. The headphones are powered by a 400 mAh battery; they claim up to 20 hours of operation without noise reduction and up to 18 hours with it. They charge using MicroUSB and take about 2 hours.
Cost: $ 53. Want to buy!
5. Ausdom TW01S
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Ausdom TW01S is another manufacturer’s TWS model. Slightly cheaper than the aforementioned TW01. Instead of 8 mm, 6 mm dynamic emitters are used, instead of mechanical buttons, a touch control system is provided. And in addition to the classic black color, a more unusual white-green is also available. Headphones are connected to the smartphone via Bluetooth 5.0. Built-in batteries have a capacity of 50 mAh, this is enough for 4.5 hours of headphones. The battery in the charging case is another 400 mAh.
Cost: $ 17. Want to buy!
6. Ausdom S5
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Ausdom S5 wireless headset is positionedas a sports model. It uses a behind-the-neck design. The headband with all the electronic stuffing hangs like a collar around your neck. And the headphones themselves are already on wires. At the same time, the headphones have magnets, thanks to which you can attach them to each other at the back and wear them like that when you are not listening to music. The headset weighs only 18 g and is sweat-resistant. The built-in 110 mAh battery should be enough for 6 hours of operation. Connects to a smartphone via Bluetooth 4.2.
Cost: $ 14. Want to buy!
7. Ausdom K1
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Ausdom decided to take care of the children too.The company's product range includes children's wired headphones Ausdom K1. Besides the obvious bright colors, the headphones have a few more interesting features. The headphones have a limiter of up to 85 dB so that the child does not damage his hearing and an additional 3.5 mm jack, with which you can connect second headphones to listen to music or watch cartoons together. The headphones are made of safe, non-toxic materials, and the design allows them to be bent in any way, so it will not be very easy to break them.
Cost: $ 19. Want to buy!
8. Ausdom ANC7S
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Ausdom ANC7S is a full-size closed model with40 mm dynamic drivers and active noise reduction system. Made of black plastic, there are inserts stylized as carbon fiber on the cups and headband. The frame and headband are metal. To connect, you can use a 3.5 mm jack or Bluetooth 4.0. The CSR8635 chip is used and supports A2DP, AVRCP, HFP and HSP. The capacity of the built-in battery is 500 mAh, the operating time on a single charge is about 18 hours.
Cost: from $ 24. Want to buy!
9. Ausdom M07
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For lovers of lightweight overhead models, there areAusdom M07. The headphones are interesting for their foldable, easy-to-transport design and soft ear pads with additional perforations that allow your ears to breathe. The same traditional 40 mm drivers are responsible for the sound. Buttons for changing the volume, switching between tracks, stopping playback, and a 3.5 mm jack for a wired connection are located on one of the cups. The headphones are powered by a built-in 250 mAh battery, which allows you to listen to music for up to 14 hours without recharging.
Cost: $ 30. Want to buy!
10. Ausdom J31
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The company also has more unusual models.For example - AUSDOM J31. These are bone conduction headphones. Instead of classical emitters, sound goes directly to the inner ear through the bones of the skull using vibrations. If you are a music lover, then the sound quality will not please you too much. But for sports and jogging on the street, when you need to hear surrounding sounds, this is a completely convenient option. The headphones have a back-neck design. Connect using Bluetooth 5.0 and support Qualcomm CVC 8.0 technology, which improves sound quality and reduces noise. They promise that the built-in 150 mAh battery will last for 5 hours of listening to music at medium volume. They are charged via the microUSB port. Charging time is 2 hours.
Cost: $ 42. Want to buy!