Review on Xiaomi Mi ANC Type-C In-Ear Earphones by Nguyn Thng Qun  (Chu ᠌

I took it for a while while I wait for the delivery of the Sony wf-1000xm3 replacement - everything was good, only the microphone is absolutely not suitable for calls. The Xiaomi headset makes a solid impression from the packaging; pleases a bunch of nozzles. The main plus, it seems to me, is USB Audio support - hence the rich potential of equalizer settings (bypassing the smartphone's DAC). The audio quality is acceptable for the price range, but not outstanding. ANC is very so-so (for the purity of the experiment, compared with the aforementioned wf-1000xm3) - it seemed that Xiaomi cuts noise not dynamically / adaptively, but constantly, in a rather narrow range + constantly spits out white noise at the same volume. Periodically, they are buggy (when connected, some applications continue to play through the speaker - you have to turn it off / on again), they hung up the system twice when connected (here, rather, the question is about the firmware of the smartphone). As for the main reason why I took it - the quality of the microphones - things are better here than in previous Sony - they can hear me, they say, besides, not bad. Therefore, I put 4. It is not necessary to treat this headset as a solution for high-quality noise reduction. And so - quite a good wired USB Audio headset for your money, especially since good headsets with USB Audio - one or two - and miscalculated - among them only Google Pixel USB-C earbuds without noise reduction, yes these