Review on Xiaomi Redmi AirDots 3 CN Wireless Headphones, Blue by Dagmara Zuba ᠌

The device is a Redmi Note 7 from Xiaomi. All comparisons are with the original AirDots that I purchased at the beginning of sales since I utilized them prior to that. I simply needed some type of headphones with which it is generally convenient to get from point A to point B or occasionally get stuck in work while listening to music. I didn't have any specific sound requirements. The original AirDots were perfect for me, however after a few years their battery started to fail, therefore I had to get this item. Touch control is what severely infuriates me. If you can switch the track the first time, you're lucky. Usually, you just knock on the earpiece, spit on the situation, take your phone out of your pocket, and change the unfortunate track. The situation is significantly worse in the winter. Similarly unpleasant audio pauses. Actually, this also occurred with the initial AirDots, but at that point, the issue took on a higher quality. But, I am not certain that the issue is with the phone and that it would be different if it were a different kind of gadget. In either case, these two shortcomings make using headphones quite irritating and uncomfortable. It is obvious that for your money this is probably normal, but on the other hand, there were the original AirDots, which were perhaps three times cheaper and were considerably better at all of their fundamental tasks.