Xiaomi presents its new Mi Dual Drivers In-ear Earphones, headphones of just 10 euros that promise a great audio experience and an unmatched surround sound
To everyone's surprise, Xiaomi today presented its new Mi Dual Drivers In-ear Earphones in India, headphones of only 10 euros that promise a great audio experience and unmatched surround sound.
Among its most prominent gadgets Xiaomi have a wide variety of headphones that are joined by the new Xiaomi Mi Dual Drivers In-ear Earphones. In this case it is a headset with cable, made of anodized aluminum under a complex process of sandblasting with zircon.
This makes these new headphones maintain a fairly light weight without sacrificing great scratch resistance . In its exterior they have an elegant but above all attractive design in carbon finish.
Two dynamic controllers for crystal clear treble sound and powerful bass
Inside we find two dynamic controllers of 10 and 8 mm . These provide a high quality sound experience, while offering crisp and crystal clear treble, along with rich and powerful bass.
Thanks to this combination of two dynamic controllers, the various instruments and vocals that we can find in virtually any song can be separated with great immersive experience . The new Mi Dual Drivers In-ear Earphones will make the guitars sound much sharper and separate from the rest of the instruments, while the bass will maintain their power without distorting.
Along its braided cable, specially designed to avoid annoying entanglements, a small remote control with 3 buttons is incorporated from which we can control the music player or operate the voice assistant.
They also include a jack connector designed at a 90º angle in order to achieve a minimum exposure and prolong its durability. Each of the headphones has a magnetized area so that its storage is easier and includes 3 other sets of non-slip earplugs that will adapt perfectly to the contour of any ear.
Price and availability
The price of these new Xiaomi Mi Dual Drivers In-ear Earphones is only 199 Indian rupees, that is, about 10 euros to change. For now its launch has only been carried out in India so it is unknown if they will end up being launched to the global market.