Don't do it, Xiaomi! Super lightweight and completely wireless earphone "Redmi Buds 3 Lite" was too expensive [Today's life hack tool]

I can't find any words other than "As expected of Xiaomi".

The bottom-grade complete wireless earphone "Redmi Buds 3 Lite" released by Xiaomi, which has repeatedly destroyed the price of smart devices with smartphones as a foothold.

This time, I was blessed with the opportunity to borrow it, so I tried it out immediately.

While other manufacturers are releasing high cost performance items one after another, I tried playing some of my favorite songs...

The moment I heard the intro, I laughed a little while saying, "Xiaomi, you too!"

No, no, completely wireless earphones made by famous sound makers are going to suck when it comes to middle grade and below.

It usually produces high-quality sound, this.

The low range with a strong presence and the ability to reproduce the entire range

By the way, audio equipment is a genre that is difficult to evaluate, partly because there are cult-like high-end models. .

But to be blunt, earphones are just earphones.

For earphones, which are often used in harsh environments such as places where there is a lot of noise around them, a difference that makes it impossible to tell the difference if you let your guard down is not very meaningful in practice.

"Redmi Buds 3 Lite" expresses the bass sound firmly, and sounds a relatively natural impression.

So you don't have to compromise just because it's cheap.

People who absolutely need active noise cancellation shouldn't include the Redmi Buds 3 Lite in the first place.

Lightness is a trade-off with low battery capacity

Another feature of Redmi Buds 3 Lite is that it is light to wear.

One ear weighs about 4.2 grams, which is the lightest class as a completely wireless earphone. The size of the housing itself is small, and it fits well in the ear.

Because they are in-ear earphones, the feeling of pressure when pushing the earpieces is the same as other products, but I don't feel any anxiety that they might fall off even when I'm jogging, and they are quite comfortable.

Since the battery life is about 5 hours (up to 18 hours including the case), the impression is that this lightness is achieved by reducing the weight of the battery.

Conversely, this battery life is also a weak point of Redmi Buds 3 Lite, but it should not be a particular problem for those who rarely play continuously for more than 5 hours.

The simple design that seems to be Xiaomi is not bad, and if you are looking for a completely wireless earphone, it will be an item you want to include.

Text and photo: Hirokazu Tanaka

Provided by Xiaomi Japan