Xiaomi - Buds 6 Lite

Maiba naman, try the Redmi Buds 6 Lite. Ang advantage kasi nito may Google Fast Pair siya which makes connecting to it seamless (open the case, it's connected). Otherwise solid choice rin naman yung R50i NC, medyo hassle minsan kapag ayaw mag-connect because of Bluetooth bugs. This is the one of the reasons I switched to the Redmi Buds 6 coming from a SC Q20i.

Redmi Buds 6 yung meron ako. So far so good naman and pretty satisfied with it. Bought it last February at a Xiaomi store for 2k pesos, but I'm pretty sure you can buy it online for cheaper. If 'di ka naman particular sa sound performance, more than enough na yung Buds 6 Lite (~1k pesos). Slightly better lang ang ANC and sound performance ng Buds 6 sa Buds 6 Lite.

What about Redmi Earbuds from Xiaomi? I have the Redmi Buds 6 Lite, they fit perfectly and have a geeat sound quality for the price, have their own app to show the battery and turn on/off Noise Cancellation and other adjustments. I bought them for 30$, but you can find them cheaper.

For rock fans on a budget, the Redmi Buds 6 Lite are a pleasant surprise. Vocals and guitar riffs sound crisp, making them great for classic and indie rock. The mids shine, but bass could be punchier for heavier tracks. Drums and cymbals are clear without distortion. They’re lightweight, comfortable, and offer stable Bluetooth with decent battery life. While not made for audiophiles, they handle rock music well for everyday listening.

Audionic S680 is better than 425 and Call quality is loud in any Senerio if you are a bass lover then try it Soundcore R50i NC And if you are not a Game Lover then you can go Redmi buds 6 Lite not play lite is better then play balance sound vocals, bass and clear sound seperations. i recommend you to any earbuds you buy charge it with 5w 2A adapter not any fast charger because it degrade you earbuds battery faster.

I have Redmi buds 6 play and sound was good but After 6 months one side earbud died. Later switched to redmi buds 6 lite, Sound is good and they have noise canceling too. I bought it for 5.1K

I've been using the redmi buds 6 lite, they are not very good, but they're ok, which is what you would expect for less than 30 bucks

Soundcore R50i NC is good as well, you can take that to consideration. Redmi buds 6 lite is pretty good tho for the price, have use it for 4 months in the past, use it and kinda abuse it through the rain and on the road (i usually use it when i was riding my scooter to the office, 45 mins a day, 11km commute)

I think so, i live in Indonesia and it has a humid climate, plus the rain can be pain in the ass sometimes, and i never had a problem with the buds whenever i used it in the rain

Ahhh, the ANC. Redmi buds 6 lite have a good transparency mode, i used it daily as i have to commute, so i must be aware on the road. The ANC tho, i used it on the train and on work. It is not too good unfortunately, not that it's bad, my suggestion is dont use it too much, because it is the kind of ANC that if you use it in a long period you can get some nausea, because it is not that natural feeling, it can get your ears kinda pressured and makes you feel nauseous.

Redmi Buds 6 Lite are good im using those right now

It depends on what you want. If you want the convenience of using the Apple ecosystem, then any AirPods are good for an iPhone since they are a first-party accessory. But if you want a ready-made budget TWS, any sub RM200 is already good enough. I've been using Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus for almost 5 years since launch, and still going strong. It's quite a balanced tuning. Right now, I'm rocking Moondrop Space Travel, Redmi buds 6 lite, and QCY HT15 (already given to my girlfriends). All have solid listening experience, but the main reason we're all going to TWS is the convenience of not having wires attached. I would always rock with my iems if at home, but going ou,t my other TWS are good for enjoying your music or answering call outside. Like your friends said, it's not worth the money since you can get a good enough function as TWS from another brand rather than paying for overpriced AirPods.

I have the redmi buds 6 lite as well. I can't fault them at all for the price and they work great. My first pair semi died after going through the washing machine. (I had used for over a year before this though) So i bought 2 more pairs on black Friday for like 30bucks each. One for home and one for work. All 3 pairs have worked flawlessly and paired to my phone effortlessly. I almost tried the pro version after my first pair went through the wash but it was cheaper for 2 pairs of the lites than one pair of thbe pros and the differences aren't much. Very happy with them

I've had the lites for about a week now. So from my experience I give them a solid 7/10. But if you take into account their price it's a 9/10. ANC: It is decent. For the price it's one of the best pairs you can get in my opinion. BUT in windy areas turbulence is created and the hybrid anc monitors get confused. After that for about 1-2 seconds the sound gets numb and loses depth. But it's ok since I don't use anc outside because I want to be aware of my surroundings. Indoors wise it's a miracle for the price. Keep in mind they might fix this in a later firmware update l. With music on even without the anc I can't hear nobody in the distance of a meter when they're talking With anc on even if they shout I can't make up what they're saying. To add up in my local gym they are blasting music through several speakers and although I can feel the subwoofer hitting me I can't even notice the music to the slightest even if I try to. (The instances in describing and the overall ANC performance kinda depends on the intensity of the music you listen to). UI: is pretty good. The app gives you an eq and a few presets like bass, treble or voice amplification and enhancing, which I don't really like because they set it in a way that if you choose to enhance bass treble loses a few decibels. I don't really use the presets since I've had training with audio engineering and know how to use an eq. The touch controls have varieties you can set them however you like and the touch on the buds is pretty responsive. But there a lot of better options if UI is your priority some buds have more anc modes that can fix the wind problem or Dolby atmos stereo and more presets but it's a nice basic system. Also the app sometimes disconnects in its own if you don't own a Xiaomi device and can mess with your anc. Sound: Sound is perfect for their price. The bass is really good, I can definitely feel it punching my eardrums. If you learn how to use the eq which isn't that complicated you can ask me more about it you will be really satisfied. It sends really rich and clear sound and can compare with buds worth 10 times their price that came out before 2024. I don't have any complaints here Fit: They are really comfortable you just have to find the correct ear tip size and wear it for a day to get used to it. They are light and exercise friendly. Caution, sudden jaw movements like laughing at yawning can push them out of your ear canal but they haven't fallen once out of my ear. Microphone: with the integrated AI I've had people tell me that my voice sounded better over the phone. My only problem is that they produce a slight whistling sound for some reason when I listen to my voice recordings but I don't really care (they retail to about 10€ so they are exceeding the limit here by far in every category) Additionally: connectivity is great. There is no delay at all. Their battery is absolutely astonishing. They have a really sexy build with those stems I rally love it. The feedback is kinda awful I can't understand when anc is off or on when I do it from the touch controls so I have to spend a few extra seconds and open the app to activate it but it's whatever. I would like some water resistance but you can't get that much out of this price. So to conclude they are really user friendly and have excellent audio quality. They're really comfortable and easy to use. The anc performance is not so great in some occasions but the passive anc makes up for it. So If you are not aiming to spend 100€ for earbuds but you still want a 70-80% of the perks you get from them. These earbuds are some of the best I've tested. They only lack in UI and ANC but not too much and for that price they are doing an extremely good job. Ps: I would like to hear about other's experiences with the anc. Maybe the problem is my device or my location or my buds are damaged. I would like to know if it has occurred to others as well.

Yes and sometimes when the anc is on the sound starts to lose depth and treble stands out more, plus the distortion gets muted. But you can still use them without the anc and it's alright imo. Since you listen to rock music which is generally loud I believe with the passive noise cancellation you will be just fine.

Yes and sometimes when the anc is on the sound starts to lose depth and treble stands out more, plus the distortion gets muted. But you can still use them without the anc and it's alright imo. Since you listen to rock music which is generally loud I believe with the passive noise cancellation you will be just fine.

Yes and sometimes when the anc is on the sound starts to lose depth and treble stands out more, plus the distortion gets muted. But you can still use them without the anc and it's alright imo. Since you listen to rock music which is generally loud I believe with the passive noise cancellation you will be just fine.

Yes and sometimes when the anc is on the sound starts to lose depth and treble stands out more, plus the distortion gets muted. But you can still use them without the anc and it's alright imo. Since you listen to rock music which is generally loud I believe with the passive noise cancellation you will be just fine.