Review on Wireless Earphones Xiaomi Redmi AirDots 3, Blue by Stanislaw Kisiel ᠌

I made my selection and made payment for 1k8 on the internet, and I received it the following day at a post office where it was both speedy and convenient. However, the instructions included in the package are only in Chinese, and it is not clear how to enable this function from what is provided in the instructions. The ANC active noise reduction function is mentioned in the product description. Online searches produce varying findings; one particular application is listed, but its origin is unknown; however, it seems more likely that this particular brand of headphones does not come equipped with this feature. The presence of this function is, in my opinion, one of the most important prerequisites that must be met. (By the way, in the instructions for other headphones, such as the Prolike tnc07 that I used, it was written in black and white in the year 2022 how to control it straight from the headphones, without the need to install software; and this is how it worked.) Although the installation instructions recommend setting up a "classmate" (voice assistant), Xiao Yai, I do not require her services. I covered my eyes and followed the directions to install (it turned out to be Mi AI that was stated on the internet) by scanning the qr code provided in the manual; however, everything is only in Chinese. A mother was able to figure out how to set it up with the assistance of screenshots, a translator, and various other tools. There is only the option to set up a double-tap for each earbud, and there is no ANC available. I. The customer service representatives at Market recommended that I install the Dotdroid application, navigate to the "Gestures" area, and then navigate to the "Long press" item for either the right or left module. The Dotdroid app currently has a rating of 2.2 on Google Play. I decided to give it a shot. The application is flawed because it does not include a "gestures" section, a "long press" button, or an option with ANC. Even though it identifies my model and calls it by the correct name, there is no "my model" option in the application menu, and there is also no option to separate the right and left earpieces. As a consequence of this, there are a great deal of squats, which makes no sense because I did not switch on ANC. Otherwise, it seems to be normal, the proximity sensor works fine, I quickly got used to the sensor, I'm generally satisfied with the sound, but . It appears that I will have to send it back.