Review on Wireless Earphones Xiaomi Redmi AirDots 3 Pro CN, Grey by Adam Wielgosz ᠌

I bought these headphones to replace the first ones, which are still functional after a few years and have no audio issues. long considered purchasing. I was concerned that the sound quality would be poorer because reviews frequently highlighted a poor microphone and a limited volume range. I did, however, take a chance. And I came out on top. The materials used to make the casing and headphones are of the highest quality. There is no overtly "Asian" fragrance. A slim volume margin escaped my attention. They produce a decent sound that is, one could say, moderately loud when they are at their loudest. As a result, I typically reduce it by one or two divisions. The microphone performs a great deal better than the initial dots (there are 3 of them). Noise cancellation is also effective. Of course, it makes little sense to converse in a noisy environment, but the other person will still be able to distinguish you (which was not the case in the first generation). The smartphone application deserves its own mention. The original application is in Mandarin because the headphones are intended for the Chinese market. You can set up, eat your ears, and forget using the translator. could make use of the same starting in 2022. The operation is unchanged. There is a pop-up notice about attaching headphones in the Chinese release as well. One of the flaws is inappropriate multipoint mode work (simultaneous connection to two devices). When you connect them to your computer and phone, the sound from the PC temporarily stops when, for example, your smartphone informs you. That wasn't fixed by the program it ate. Cant, but not in a bad way.