Review on Realme Buds Air 3 Wireless Headphones, Nitro Blue by Anastazja Orebska ᠌

Has some pros - The acoustic environment (you may need a little adjustment of the equalizer for yourself) - That bass is solid. - Effective suppression of active background noise. There are commands that can be input by touch. It offers a high degree of usability. Among the capabilities that are accessible, you may fast-forward through the track, toggle between several noise reduction and transparency modes, and activate Google Assistant. - The compactness of it. Really relaxing and cozy. Lovely tiny case. Do not put your ears so far forward that they touch the floor of your face like certain state employees. - A decent microphone, taking into account the expense of the headphones. Typically, things are even worse. - Included in the package is a set of ear cushions in a variety of sizes. Many disadvantages: - Being compact means it is simpler to lose. I'm already missing one, and the process of taking out the headphones and putting them back in the case is not particularly user-friendly. Yet, this is simply a matter of custom. - The headphones do not have a volume control that can be accessed using the touch controls. I'm used to using the phone, so I don't really notice any sort of inconvenience, but I can see how this could be a problem for other people.