On July 20, the Redmi K50i and Redmi Buds 3 Lite truly wireless earbuds will be released in India. In China, the Buds 3 Lite made its debut in October of the previous year. They are essentially entry-level wireless earbuds that rank below the Redmi Earbuds 3 Pro. They include a sleek and light splash-resistant design, Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity, and an integrated 18-hour battery life.
They are almost half the price of the Buds 3 Pro in China, and similar pricing can be anticipated in India as well. For comparison, the Earbuds 3 Pro cost Rs 2,999 in India.
The Redmi Buds 3 Lite has a “lock-in” design, according to Xiaomi. The in-ear design should passively reduce some background noise even though there is no active noise cancellation.
However, it is stated that they provide ambient noise cancellation. A 6mm dynamic driver and Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity are included in the hardware. These earphones have touch sensors and a game mode for what seems to be low latency gaming.
The test’s positive results will contribute to making 5G a reality for users and constructing a full 5G experience.
The Redmi K50i will be the first Redmi device to include 12 5G bands – n1, n3, n5, n7, n8, n20, n28a, n38, n40, n41, n77, n78 – with a mission to improve access to 5G services and create distinctive experiences.
The trial evaluated how well the most recent technology from Redmi India worked with Reliance Jio’s 5G network, with remarkable outcomes.
Anuj Sharma, CMO of Xiaomi India, commented on the partnership, saying, “Redmi India is devoted to its ideology of democratizing technology and making it more accessible to customers in the country.
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Redmi India is a pioneer in delivering generation changes. We are thrilled to work with Reliance Jio on this trial to show the Redmi K50i’s readiness and our capacity to provide users with immersive and dependable 5G technology.
The positive outcome of this test demonstrates the Redmi K50i’s genuine potential and moves us closer to a high-quality 5G experience. As India approaches the introduction of 5G, we are proud of our contribution to this digital revolution.
The company tested 5G outside of a lab and produced outstanding results with fast upload and download rates. The Redmi K50i delivered on its promise when tested for 4K streaming and cloud gaming situations that call for high-speed and low latency. This is because it is a performance-driven phone.
It delivered lag-free online gaming and buffer-free 8K video streaming, and it performed amazingly well when put through a variety of such demanding tests.
The Redmi Buds 3 Lite features USB C fast charging and has a battery life rating of up to 18 hours (5 hours with the case included). They are splash and dust resistant due to their IP54 rating. Naturally, pricing and availability will be disclosed at the July 20 launch.
Speaking of which, the Redmi K50i will unquestionably be the event’s star attraction. The in-question phone revives the Redmi K-series, whose most recent variants, the Redmi K20/K20 Pro, were released three years ago. It is confirmed that the Redmi K50i will feature a quick 144Hxz display and MediaTek’s Density 8100 processor.
The Redmi K50i’s features and design are strikingly similar to those of the Redmi Note 11T Pro/Pro+ phones, and unless Xiaomi makes any significant modifications to the internal hardware, the phone will be available in India should follow more or less the same design guidelines. Still, we’ll see. Follow us for more.
