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Apoeip77 • 2 months ago

I really really love my redmi buds 4 pro They are my daily drivers and work great with deck too

r/SteamDeck • What Earbuds do you use ->
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Bennup • about 1 month ago

I’m going to come In with a controversial opinion. I got a pair of Xiaomi redmi buds from Ali. Didn’t expect much for the $26AUD that I paid but they are solid. Mic quality is more than acceptable, music quality is ok, a little on the bassy side. But overall I’m very happy. I’ve got some nice Bose over ears for general listening and some shure IEMs for traveling, but the fact I don’t have to worry too much about these little things is nice. I use them almost daily.

r/LinusTechTips • Best wireless earbuds you have for daily use and music? ->
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EmpVitiate • 2 months ago

Xiaomi Pro the best, obviously

r/SteamDeck • What Earbuds do you use ->
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Farsea01 • 6 months ago

Xiaomi Redmi Buds 4 pro, they have a low latency mode when playing games, and they sound really well for their price (I got them for around 30$)

r/SteamDeck • Best $30 or less budget earbuds for Steamdeck? ->
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horn_rigged • 9 months ago

If youre interested sa redmi buds or xiaomi? Been using my redmi buds 4 pro for years and solid pa rin. Best feature for me is the multi connect cause I use my laptop and phone at the same time. May LDAC din for high quality audio. Sa batt life nmn whole day no problem and 1 week siguro with the case. May app din to control and settings. Buds 6 pro na yata latest ngayon but I cant find a reason to switch pa kasi at solid na solid pa rin nung akin Hahaha

r/Tech_Philippines • Please recommend me some good wireless earphones ->
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InfamousDiamond5 • 5 months ago

I had a Poco that died after three glorious years, and still have Xiaomi Redmi buds I use at work.

r/askSouthAfrica • What's your favourite budget-friendly earbud/earphone? ->
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jknvv13 • 11 months ago

I've tested Samsung Buds, AirPods, Jabra (from 75t which are my favorites to the newer Jabra Elite 10 Gen1), Redmi Buds 4 Pro, Xiaomi Buds, Sony XM5, Pixel Buds Pro, Technics AZ60M2EK... My choice was Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3, as they fit every checkbox (Technics had the best audio quality but suffered from leakage, all the office can hear what I'm listening to, same for Pixel Buds).

r/Earbuds • What are some good wireless earbuds to buy? (I know its repetitive, sorry y'all) ->
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Masaaki14 • 27 days ago

I would suggest to get one set for sleeping, and another for a daily driver. Redmi buds play for sleep, its ridiculously cheap and does a great job OnePlus Buds 4 or earfun Air Pro 4+ for daily use

r/Earbuds • Earbuds: wired or wireless ->
Positive
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Mindless_Strain_8426 • 9 days ago

The Xiaomi red buds are great for cheapos that do the job

r/newzealand • Earbud recommendations ->
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-sussy-wussy- • 8 months ago

Redmi Buds. I bought them for my mom. I have Raycons myself, the Fitness Earbuds. They have no issues, other than me resetting them through a button on the case every few months because the sound would sometimes start "bouncing" from one to another, like, you're randomly getting 50% volume on one side and then another. I went swimming in a river with them and they're still ok. Idk why the influencers are promoting their promo codes because the other discount codes available online (any coupon website) get you a much bigger discount. Something like 15% from the influencer vs 30% from the website, and they also do seasonal sales, I got mine during Christmas time. Redmi is certainly cheaper and I don't see much difference in the actual build and sound quality. I'd just buy Redmi for myself if I had to choose again. As for wired, any Panasonic will do, mine have survived from 2018 and until 2024. Iirc, a pet chewed on them and one of the earbuds died. They were dirt cheap, under $10 at the time. I also have over-the-ear Soundcore Life Q30 that I mostly use at home, the ear pads wear out every year like a clock and the headband pad just wore out 3 years after the purchase, with everyday use. Stock ones were soft as a cloud, guess, that made them less durable. They can work both through Bluetooth and wired as they have the 3.5 mm slot and a cord bundled in. No changes to the sound quality and battery life so far, but be careful when replacing the ear pads because it can damage the ANC functionality if you don't fit them properly.

r/BuyItForLife • Alternatives to AirPods? ->

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