Overview of “Avoska”, “Kubyshka” and “Sonata” – new products of the company “Ural”

At the beginning of this year, it was with great pleasure that I told you about the portable speakers of the legendary Russian brand Ural. You can find links to materials below.

In the first review, I talked about the large and powerful column TT M-5, and in the second – about the M1, M3 and M4 series. The devices had optimal technical parameters and cost. Against the backdrop of the departure of many foreign manufacturers, the proposal from Ural looked quite appropriate. And I have a clear opinion: now it is better to support our producer with the ruble than to give money abroad. As for production, in the last article I wrote: “Ural” is not about “sticking a nameplate with Cyrillic letters”.

This summer, the Ural company added new items to its portfolio: TT M Avoska, TT M-3 mini Kubishka and TT M-3 maxi Sonata.

The first two are compact wireless speakers that are convenient to take with you. Of the obvious positive aspects – protection from water.

The third is a kind of intermediate option between the TT M-3 and M-4. Let me remind you that the M-3 is a light and small column, and the M-4 is powerful, bulky and weighty.

But the most important thing here is a completely redesigned chassis, so to speak. That is, the devices have become more reliable, high-quality, the design has become less like JBL and other analogues. It feels like a good job has been done to improve the gadgets. Of course, this is noticeable only in a direct comparison of old and new devices.

The cost of the column “Ural” TT M is 1,250 rubles, TT M-3 mini – 4,700 rubles, and TT M-3 maxi – about 6,500 rubles.

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Specifications

TT M TT M-3 mini TT M-3 maxi
Dimensions, mm 98 x 48 x 82 95 x 84 x 84 220 x 88 x 88
Weight, g 200 320 680
Speakers, mm 45 2×40 91 x 52 53 x 37
Power, W 5 8+8 25+10
Battery, mAh 1200 2500 2500
Frequency range, Hz 80 – 20 000 75 – 20 000 65 – 20 000
Bluetooth version 5.0 5.0 5.0

Delivery set

  • Column
  • Instruction
  • Warranty card
  • USB cable
  • AUX cable (for TT M not included)

Ural TT M

As far as I understand, the manufacturer decided to leave the previous generation of M-1 speakers. In my opinion, the decision is correct, because the model is unusual and original in terms of design.

New TT M is a more modern look and comfortable design. It is sold in four colors: black, red, green and khaki red.

It was called “Avoska” because of the shape of the case, which resembles the legendary Soviet bag. But this is according to marketers, because the real string bag is a perforated mesh bag woven from harsh threads. The TT M column is more like a clutch. In any case, it’s nice that the manufacturer mentions our words in the name of the devices.

The body shape of the TT M is a truncated cone. A significant part is covered with a red braid. But if you look closely, you can see the threads of red and black, but from afar they merge, and therefore the color seems somewhat “muted”. The other part is black semi-gloss plastic.

Once again, I want to note separately that the manufacturer uses plastic and other materials in new products of a different quality. They are better, look more expensive, more useful little things have appeared.

Avoska has a handle in the form of a loop, reinforced with a rubber insert. The column can be hung or placed somewhere, since rubber feet are provided on the bottom of the device. Moreover, they are not solid, but with grooves and are equipped with protrusions at the ends. I’m talking about the little things.

The gadget is protected according to the IP67 standard. It easily withstands rain, splashes, and even immersion in water up to a depth of one meter. A useful thing, especially if you buy such a thing for a child.

Above you can see large plastic buttons: power, volume up or down, play / pause. Pressing is as firm as possible, the stroke is minimal, there is a loud click sound.

On the right – a pen and the inscription “URAL” with a logo. On the left is the inscription TT and USB Type-C for charging (covered with a thick plug).

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