Review on Xiaomi Mi ANC Type-C In-Ear Earphones by Anand ᠌

There is no noise reduction on my phone, the Huawei Mate 20, however it's possible that future Xiaomi phones will have some form of noise reduction. As a direct consequence of this, we are able to offer headphones of a middling quality at a fair price. Various advantages: 1. The "noise reduction mode" button on the remote control activates all three track switching buttons, and when it is activated, the light turns on. 2. From the outside, they seem to be in acceptable condition. Completely crammed. 3. A cover made of "rags" that is attached. A variety of drawbacks: 1. On the bright side, there is no noise reduction. The noise is dampened to the same degree that would be achieved by using any other tight "gags." The noise reduction option, however, cannot be activated or deactivated in any way to get the desired results. Noise levels on the street and in the transportation system were meticulously monitored. 2. The construction of the wires themselves makes it inevitable that they will become tangled at some point. 3. The sound quality is only slightly above average, and there are squeaks and other noises that can be heard on some of the music tracks (opera arias). 4. The seating is very awkward for them. I spent almost an hour struggling with the enumeration of the associated pads and nozzles, but in the end, all I could come up with was a grade of "C." In the same vein, "plugs" made by other manufacturers generally do not present any difficulties when installed.