Review on Wireless Earphones Xiaomi Redmi AirDots 3 Pro CN, Grey by Edyta Cichocka ᠌

The issues that have been raised are not deal breakers for me; overall, I am pleased with the purchase because the headphones offer a great value for the price. Before that, there were Xiaomi Mi True Wireless Earphones, but after a year of use, they suddenly stopped working. I like these ones better so far, but we'll have to see how long they last before they give out on me. Has some pros The headphones have a design that is ideally suited to my ears, the case is soft and pleasant to the touch, and there is no discomfort whatsoever (I got used to another model for a long time and painfully). They don't move about in the ear at all. By tapping the earpiece, you may control the tracks being played and either stop the current one or switch to the next one. They only needed to be charged a handful of times in the month that I used them because they hold a charge for such a long period. Instantaneously, they connect to the mobile device, but for some inexplicable reason, they are unable to connect to the laptop. Got cons: Sometimes interference gets through, which I can't seem to connect with anything; the music just "stumbles," and then everything is good again. It happens quite infrequently, but it does raise some concerns. There is noise reduction, however it is ineffective against the background noise in the subway because it merely makes the volume louder. When there is a strong breeze blowing outside, your interlocutor will not be able to hear you; only the wind in the microphone will.