Redmi AirDots True Wireless Bluetooth Headset Cumulative Sales Exceeded 3 Million


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According to the official news, Redmi AirDots true wireless Bluetooth headset cumulative sales broke 3 million mark. The data is collected from April 9 to August 31, 2019. By the way, in the first month, it managed to ship over 1 million units.

The AirDots true wireless Bluetooth headset was released on March 18 this year. It officially went on sale on April 9. One of the key features of this product is the Bluetooth 5.0 support and the multi-function physical buttons.

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In fact, the Redmi AirDots look and act like their founding father, the Xiaomi Mi AirDots. They were announced last year and became very popular in a short period of time. The same fate has been waiting for the Redmi AirDots.

As for the selling points, the Redmi AirDots are lightweight of 4.1 grams only. They are packed with a 40mAh battery, which provides up to 4 hours of continuous music playback. With the case and the 300mAh battery inside, the battery life can reach 12 hours.

Apart from the common functions such as play and pause music, you can wake up the Xiao Ai voice assistant with a double-tap. By the way, it supports Siri and Google Voice as well. Moreover, when paired, the same button can perform some tasks such as taking pictures with your compatible smartphone.

Of course, these earbuds support Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity through RTL8763BFR chip. They connect to the phone immediately once removed from the case.

The Redmi AirDots True Wireless Bluetooth headset is priced at 99.9 yuan ($15).

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