Review on Headphones Xiaomi AirDots (Mi True Wireless Earbuds) by Stanislaw Kosciukiew ᠌

Presented as a birthday present. Wireless headphones were specifically requested by him, tk. When I'm not reading or writing, I'm listening to something. Extremely pleased with everything. It's too bad it's not watertight — you can't take it swimming with you. However, this is all in jest. It's an excellent gadget for the cost. Hired Experts: You won't even notice that you're carrying it in the front pocket of your pants, it's that small and well-designed. A magnetic closure secures the lid of the case. The headphones' magnets seem to be drawn to the grooves when you place them in the case. Automatically and without difficulty connects A reliable connection throughout the building; while the phone is charging, I am free to roam my apartment in peace. Ear plugs emerged from the kit. They're incredibly snug and secure in the ear. We block out all ambient noise. The volume needs to be turned down to 1-2% when listening to books in bed and up to 60%-70% when riding public transportation, as the sound is quite loud. Excellent independence; listening time is extended to at least three to four hours on a single charge of the headphones. You can use it for multiple days if you recharge it in the case. Two weekly charges were performed. Having drawbacks: There are no major flaws. Technology, design, and application all have their own subtleties. The matte white exterior stains easily; mine turned gray after just a week of use. The earpiece housing exerts pressure on the auricular cartilage because of its snug fit in the auricle. No pain after a short period of use. However, it becomes painful to wear for extended periods of time. If you take the time during the day to rest your ear, the noises should go away. The ear has to get acclimated to a new sound source, and any necessary calluses will need to be rubbed in over time. The right earpiece is the primary one; the left one is just a spare. If you just use one earpiece, the right one will be the first to show signs of dirt and wear. Sometimes the left earpiece is quieter than the right, and vice versa. Whether it's due to a difference in ear canal size or speaker loudness is a mystery to me. It occasionally loses synchronization with the rest of the linked devices, but only for a fraction of a second. A number of times while out and about, I experienced interruption. Most likely caused by interference from nearby repeaters of some sort. However, within a couple of seconds, service was restored.