Xiaomi launched the latest true wireless stereo (TWS) earbuds, Redmi AirDots 3 Pro in China along with Note 10 Pro 5G smartphone. These earbuds have an active noise cancellation (ANC) feature and are available at a very low price range. The global trend for use of True wireless earbuds is increasing during the pandemic and is evident from an upsurge in sales. Xiaomi seems to be cashing on it through the release of AirDots 3 Pro
Specifications
AirDots 3 Pro has a compact design similar to Airdots 3. Which was released in February except for the tall oval charging case. As per the company officials, these Airdots houses 9 mm drivers and 3 microphones that optimize voice and reduce outside noise by 35dB. Besides, it features a speaker impedance of 32Ω.
Airdots 3 Pro is compatible with Android and iOS devices via Bluetooth 5.2 which pairs two separate devices. Furthermore, the Airdots packs 35mAh batteries with 6 hours life on a single charge.
Earlier we have told you that as of now Apple Airpods Max is claiming the best of Active Noise Cancellation technology but at the max price as well.
However, with the charging case of a 470mAh cell, Redmi Airdots 3 Pro can run for 28 hours. On the bottom, it has a USB-C port for charging but you can also charge it via Qi wireless charging with a 10-minute charge delivering three hours of gaming.
Additionally, the Airdots feature low latency audio with 69ms latency that is outstanding for playing games. It pauses the audio automatically even when one Airdot is removed. True Wireless Stereo (TWS) earbuds feature IPX4 water-resistance as well. The net weight of a single earphone is about 4.9 grams with a 55gram weight with a charging box. Also, You get touch controls for receiving calls and for controlling media.
Pricing and Availability of Redmi AirDots 3 Pro
Airdots 3 Pro costs CNY 299 (approximately $47) with sales to be starting from June 11 in China. However, any information about its worldwide availability is still unknown.
Redmi Airdots 3 Pro is expected to be priced at PKR 9500 initially in Pakistan and BDT 4200 in Bangladesh. We will update the prices once it is official in respective countries.