Review on Realme Buds Air 3 Wireless Headphones, Nitro Blue by Ada Sztajerowska ᠌

I bought a month ago, the assembly and use is quite satisfied. The headphones are not bad, the sound is clear, there are three modes of operation: normal, soundproofing, transparency. By default, the normal mode is disabled, more on that later. I didn’t check the declared low latency mode as much as 88 milliseconds, I use headphones exclusively for listening to music. I also did not check IPX5 moisture protection, which should save from a downpour, but not immersion in water. You can connect up to 2 devices, and the headphones will switch if there is a call on one of the devices. The touch buttons work properly, there was no accidental operation. There are no swipes on the earpiece, only a long press, or 2 or 3 short taps. If they added the ability to adjust the sound directly through the headphones, it would be very cool, but this is already a nitpick. It was an absolute surprise to learn that when the earpiece is removed, video or music playback is paused. Works with both one and two headphones. And yes, the main earpiece is any. When you install the "Realme Link" app on your smartphone, you can add a normal operation mode that consumes less headphone power. You can also put one of 3 equalizers for music (bass, normal and upper registers), set the touch buttons for action, and set up headphones for people with hearing problems: depending on the "problem" range, it increases their sound so that the sound goes evenly.