Together with the Xiaomi Mi 12, Xiaomi also released the Xiaomi True Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones 3 at the last press conference at the end of the year, as the "Standard Edition" TWS headphones released shortly after the release of the Xiaomi True Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones 3 Pro.
Although the price is relatively lower, the Xiaomi Mi True Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones 3 package still comes with two earbuds in addition to the default size, which is convenient for users to switch according to the wearing comfort.
In terms of design, Xiaomi true wireless noise-canceling headphones 3 headphone storage warehouse material continues the similar air 2 Pro-like scrub processing process - the same material is also used in Xiaomi true wireless noise-canceling headphones Pro, and the probability of scratches will be greatly reduced after long-term use, at least the author's users who have both obsessive-compulsive disorder and face value will be at ease to use.
The headphone body is to add a streamlined design element, the appearance of the design, the headphone handle does not have any physical buttons, but Xiaomi designed a strip of pressure indication area, after pressing there will be a corresponding audio prompt from the headphones to play.
In addition, because the Xiaomi True Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones 3 is actually a cheap version of the Xiaomi True Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones 3 Pro, geeks also took this opportunity to make a comparison of the two headphones: the two headphones use an almost identical ID design, but the Xiaomi True Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones 3 are larger than the Xiaomi True Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones 3 Pro in both the design of the headphone body and the charging storage compartment, and there are trade-offs in the design of the pressure-sensitive lever and charging contact; but the overall ID The design remains highly consistent with the family design.
Both headphones share the same tuning parameters and also support 40DB's three-stop noise reduction and wireless charging functions. However, it has abandoned the "spatial audio" function that requires the support of mobile phone hardware. Including battery capacity, it has maintained consistent specifications, which is relatively more pragmatic.
In our actual test, the weight of the two headphones is 42.5g (Xiaomi True Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones 3 Pro) and 47.0g (Xiaomi True Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones 3), and the weight of a single earphone body is 4.8g and 4.5g, respectively, and the overall gap is not large. It will not affect the actual use experience.
After experiencing the Xiaomi True Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones 3 Pro, for such a "reduced" version, in fact, Xiaomi True Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones 3 still chose a more pragmatic path on how to do a good job of the "standard version": in the key sound quality, endurance charging and even some of the design have chosen to be consistent with "Big Brother"; in part of the pursuit of cutting-edge experience, a trade-off has been made to reduce costs and achieve lower prices; it is a more sensible approach.
In general, under the positioning of the price of 499 and the starting price of 449 at 20:00 on December 31, Xiaomi True Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones 3 adopts a family design as the "standard version", and is also trying to make a competitive advantage in the same price point; it is a relatively low threshold choice and has a good competitiveness.
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