Xiaomi Redmi Buds 3 Pro True Wireless Airdots In-Ear Earbuds 35dB Smart Noise Cancellation, 28 Hour Battery Life,Dual-Device Connectivity,Wireless Charging 10min charge use 3h,Dual Transparency Mode

Xiaomi made an interesting Earbud here. First, If you do not own a Xiaomi device you'll need to download Mi Buds M8 App from the Google play store, this app is key to unlocking the full functionality of these headphones. The sheer amount of features these have is insane. There's active noise canceling, a transparency mode, wireless charging, in-ear detection, touch controls, and a multipoint connection (which you don't see too often on earbuds) with good enough sound quality. Now all of these features are nice but they aren't worth much if they do not work. For starters, the Noise Cancelling out of the box is set to Balance mode which was not enough for me and felt quite gimmicky at best but on the app, they have four different tiers of noise-canceling Adaptive, Light, Balanced, and Deep. Once I switched it to deep these started to feel like noise-canceling headphones. On the flip side, The transparency is pretty good straight out of the box (get used to hearing that) but the Enhance Voice mode makes a huge difference when talking to people and I was able to hear other people even while media was playing. To finish on the ANC, out of the box there is no way to turn off the ANC (once on), I could only switch between ANC and Transparency which kills battery life, but again once in the app, you can turn off ANC and change the gesture on the earbuds themselves to switch off ANC and Transparency without having to go back into the app. As a bonus when you switch a different tone will play from the earbuds so you know which one it is set to. For the battery and wireless charging, I will say I am a bit disappointed about the battery life these only use 9mm drivers which means there should be more room to house a larger battery. So 6 hours and 28 with the case is low. Although, wireless charging is truly a great feature that all TWS earbuds should have and it helps offset some of these issues for me. Next, the Touch controls leave a bit to be desired, out of the box there is no way to change the volume on the controls and even with the app, you must decide between a pair of moving between tracks, play/pause, or volume control. Alas with the In-ear detection, I have forgone the play/pause on the touch control as there isn't a scenario where I would pause my media and not take out the earbuds. To continue, the multipoint connection is seamless up to two devices but most earbuds just don't have a feature like this. I have it connected to my laptop and phone, as I listen to music on my phone but watch shows and youtube primarily on my computer, and being able to switch between the two without going into settings and doing manually is awesome. It works as it should as well, it will automatically pause the media playing on one device and you'll immediately hear the other. Finally, for the sound quality, and sound staging. It is good but, don't expect to be blown away by how these sound. As it's pedestrian considering what other earbuds are out there even in this price range. The Earbuds only support AAC as an HD Bluetooth Codec which is typically used on Apple products and is said to work differently on Andriod but I cannot tell the difference. For reference, I am on a google pixel, and google themselves use AAC for their earbuds so experience may vary for those on other Andriod phones. As for the staging, this earbud has a slight bass boost a little higher than the reference level but could be lacking for some consumers. Mids on these sound fine, they are not pushed forward but they certainly aren't drowned out either. Vocalists are still easy to hear and so are guitars. For the Treble, it can be harsh at times and it desperately lacks detail. Lastly, I feel these earbuds are on the quiet end, my ears are rather sensitive so I never have to have the volume that high but with I find myself setting it at like 70% or 80% when normally I sit right at 60% of max volume for other earbuds. With all that said, these earbuds are an easy five-star for me as the functionality they bring overshadows the shortcomings they have and still provide an acceptable audio experience with an elite functional experience.

I've been using this product for 10 months, they have a charging case with a USB-C port, the button on the case is used for pairing, I currently use it with both my mobile and my PC, regarding the use of gestures with two touches play and pause with three touches you change the track and with a long touch of 2 seconds you change between cancel and transparency, these gestures work on both mobile and PC. As for the sound, they lack a little power, for my taste. They have a very even sound at almost all frequencies, the cancellation helps a bit to not lose frequency concentration. As for the battery, it has a duration of about 5 hours maximum and they recharge very quickly, I have used them while exercising and despite the movement they have not fallen off me as happens with other products of the same type, totally recommended

I tried these earbuds in hopes they would fit despite their odd design. The fit was very comfortable and styling was clean. The app allowed the option to revise the controls, including volume (triple tap) but I had to return them due to one major flaw: lack of volume. On my Galaxy S20 FE 5G, full volume on these earbuds feels and sounds like others at 70%. I kept wanting more volume during thr few minutes of testing. Overall sound signature is a bit more balanced w/ slight emphasis on mid-ranges. I pit them against my OnePlus Buds Z2 and they were blown back into the box. I have tried too many sets to count and know the exact sound signature I can accept within minutes of testing. Great looking and fitting earbuds, but beware as they are not very loud.

My earbuds kept pausing when I first tried them, I was eating and they kept pausing automatically, I thought the touch was defective, turns out the earbuds will pause if you take them out of your ear, I believe they use the second microphone (on top of the speaker ) to make sure they are still in. It's a neat feature if you take them out just to quickly talk with someone, when you put them back they will resume playback. Other than that, they have a very small footprint, I come from using JBL tune125tws which felt much larger and heavier. The sound quality is great but not amazing, strong bass and clear trebles, good for pop (which is to be expected for the price) I have some Sony earbuds on the same price range and they sound pretty much the same except for the bass, the bass on these ones is better than both the Sony and JBL on the same price range. I love that they can connect to the computer at the same time, so convenient. If you start playing music on the PC, the phone will pause.

Los mejores audifonos, dure años con ellos, hasta que uno dejo de oirse correctamente y tuve que remplazar los, pero me dieron años gloriosos, su duración de carga es fantástica, los mejores que he tenido, mejores que los samsungs buds 2 que son los que tengo ahora. Si tienes el oido muy peque quiza incomoden un poco por la forma, pero la forma de estos se me ajustan más que las de los samsung que tengo.

Funciona muy bien

The only bad thing i could say about this is that sometimes one of the ear buds "bugs" a bit and it doesn't recognize one of your ear buds being used, which means, you can't put the concentration or sound deprivation mode. But this is easily fixed by putting it again. They have a ton of battery, and even tho if they start to lose it, just reattach them to the portable thing they have, that little box, and they will recharge. That small thing can recharge them for i think 5 times with no recharge of it's own. I use them almost daily, especially on the gym and ALWAYS on the metro. At least 2 hours per day, each job day (monday to friday).

sin problemas con el producto