Redmi Airdots Test

Redmi Airdots Test. Xiaomi Redmi AirDots 3 Xiaomi Redmi AirDots 3 are true wireless earbuds that are designed to be comfortable and easy to use They have a frequency response range of 20Hz20000Hz which means they can be used for a wide variety of music genres The earbuds have a microphone and noise cancelling technology that is designed to make your listening.

On today&#39s episode of Tech UnRaveled I am going to take a look at the Xiaomi Redmi AirDots 3 In this Review I am going to go over the Audio Quality per Video Duration 6 minViews 259KAuthor Tech UnRaveled.

Redmi AirDots Review: Budget True Wireless Earphones from Xiaomi

Packaging & AccessoriesDesign & ComfortExtra Features & Battery LifeSound & SpecsXiaomi Redmi Airdots ComparisonsFinal ThoughtsThe packaging of the Xiaomi Redmi AirDots is overly simple and so are the accessories there are just a very short microUSB cable and two silicone eartips The Xiaomi Redmi AirDots are pillshaped with a 45°angled nozzle coming out of them This design proves effective as it makes the earphones small and goodlooking with the shell made of plasticand the faceplate which also acts as the only button Near the nozzle are two metallic pins that are used to charge the earpieces Build quality is rather good as in Xiaomi’s tradition though the materials appear a bit cheap It’s certainly not one of those overengineered premiumlooking products The Redmi AirDots are rather basic but that’s expected at this price point What’s not basic at all is the IPX4 certificationwhich allows you to use the earphones while working out or under the shower There is alas no way one can know how much charge is left unless they check it on the phone That’s quite limiting as there is no indicator on the caseand one can’t see how much charge it has left I guess that’s the price for a reduced price (sorry for that) There’s a status LED on each earpiec Xiaomi fitted the Redmi AirDots with Bluetooth 50 but alas gave them no additional codecs on top of SBC This limits the overall audio quality though admittedly these are not meant to reproduce music at the best possible quality I was quite surprised by the very good rangeof the AirDots They were able to keep the connection alive (and kicking!) even in troublesome situations such as going from one floor to the next with the source DAP laying on a table This means that using them with a smartphone in one’s pocket should not cause any issues Each earpiece can be paired individually though only by pairing the right one will both connect to the same source The right one in fact acts as the “master” earpiece and therefore pairing the left one will result in it being the only one playing music or handling calls Alas it is not possible to adjust the volume from the earphones which is quite inconvenient given how even the lowest volume setting is often too high The microphone al I tested the Xiaomi Redmi AirDots using mainly a HiBy R5as the source though I also used a Honor 9 smartphone and an HP EliteBook 745 G5 notebook In all cases source files were mostly FLACs in 16 bit / 441 kHz resolution The Xiaomi Redmi AirDots offer a bright midcentric signature that’s not often found in this segment of the market Cheaper headphone usually privilege midbass but that’s not the case with the Redmi AirDots That’s quite a welcome change but it has its own set of issues Soundstage is limited in width and has no depth at all which leads to the AirDots sounding very intimate Imaging is therefore limited in how it can place instruments on the stage but it’s very limited in general as the two channels appear more independent than they should with sound appearing as if it was coming from both left and right instead of coming from in front of the listener Instrument separation too is limited Bass has unexpectedly good extension as it reaches 50 Hz but the It’s not really air to compare the Redmi AirDots to the other TWS earphones I have as the latter cost several times the price of the former but on the other hand it’s interesting to see how the AirDots stack up to the competition 1 Xiaomi Redmi AirDots vs Lypertek Tevi the Tevi have a much more neutral tuning which results in a more relaxing and enjoyable listening experience Bass is more present in the mix and this gives the sound more body and depth lows are also more detailed and faster Midrange does not have the same peak in the upper area and is therefore better suited to reproduce more genres Treble is definitely more emphasised in the lower area on the Redmi AirDots up to the point it’s fatiguing Detail is better in every area Soundstage is wider on the Tevi which has the upper hand on imaging and instrument separation too 2 Xiaomi Redmi AirDots vs Shanling MTW100 the MTW100 are almost dark in their tuning so they’re opposite to the Redmi AirDots The MTW100 o Yes the Xiaomi Redmi AirDots do not sound that well in general For $20 though they’re more than acceptable considering they are true wireless earphones – which normally cost five times as much The difference in sound quality is easy to spot though with earphones such as the Lypertek Tevi crushing the AirDots in acoustic performance So the Xiaomi Redmi AirDots appear like good earphones for the price but not a particular bargain when compared to the more expensive options many claim they challenge Frequency response 540000 HzSensitivity 108 dBImpedance 20 Ω.

Xiaomi Redmi AirDots 3 test, review and rating

Xiaomi&#39s new wireless earbuds promise plenty of performance and value but at a price anyone can afford We see if the Redmi AirDots deliver.