It has just been a few months that the Chinese electronics brand Xiaomi announced its Redmi sub-brand. And in a fairly short period of time, it managed to release a handful of smartphones. When everyone was thinking that the Redmi sub-brand will focus only on smartphones, it launched “truly wireless” earbuds. Dubbed as Xiaomi Redmi AirDots, the new earbuds is undoubtedly the cheapest TWS earbuds you can buy in Nepal.
In terms of colors, the Redmi Airdots come only in black attire and costs CNY 99 when it comes to the price. However, it's a little bit expensive here in Nepal. Despite bringing affordable earbuds, Xiaomi hasn’t been parsimonious on providing the features on the device. The buds make use of Bluetooth 5.0 while connecting with smartphones. The earbuds also have a built-in DSP with “environment noise reduction”. So we can expect the device can fairly segregate the audio from the background noises.
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The Xiaomi Redmi AirDots also boasts a touch-sensitive button, which can be used to control the audio playbacks (Play/Pause, Volume Up, Volume Down). Furthermore, double-tapping on the touch-sensitive button also lets the users summon the voice assistants like Siri and Google Assistant.
Redmi AirDots Overview
The earbuds come in a small form factor and are very light in terms of weight. Each bud merely weighs 4.1 grams. So the weight may not create any tension on the ears even while plugging in the ears for a prolonged period. In its minuscule stature, the Redmi AirDots houses a 7.2mm audio driver and a 40mAh battery on each one.- Meanwhile, check out all the latest prices and specs of Xiaomi earbuds here

Redmi AirDots Price in Nepal [Updated]
The Xiaomi Redmi Airdots price in Nepal varies from Rs. 2500 to Rs. 3500. It is available from mobile retail shops all over Nepal. At that price, the AirDots is the most affordable wireless earbuds in Nepal.| TWS Model Name | Price in Nepal |
| Xiaomi Redmi Airdots | Rs. 2500 - Rs. 3500 |
Article Last updated: March 19, 2019













