You might have read about our review of the Xiaomi Pistons 2.1 and iF edition before here on Pokde.net, If you have not then you might want to take some time to read it here. Xiaomi recently just released the successor to the Pistons 2.1, the Pistons version 3 last March with a totally new design, hence it begs the question whether the performance remains still the same, or has it gotten better or worse compared to the previous iteration? Let’s find out together.

Unboxing the Pistons V3

The design of the packaging is pretty much the same as the Pistons 2.1’s. It comes in a plastic case so nothing much to mention about it.

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New Xiaomi – semi-open headphones Mi Headphones. They are equipped with 50-millimeter speakers with an impedance of 32 ohms, replaceable ear pads and cable with silver and Kevlar shielding. Mi Headphones are positioned as a solution for use with the new smartphones and MiNote MiNote Pro.

Below is the unpacking of Mi Headphones in “live” photo:

The device comes in a stylish white box, and a pouch, which stores the neatly folded headphones

Placed on top of the headphones logo -Mi

Included in the package is a audio adapter for Stereo TRS, with which you can connect to any audio system.

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XiaoMi has made quite a mark in our tech world. Not only with their value-for-money smartphones but also their in-ear monitors (IEMs) or as XiaoMi themselves call it, in-ear headphones. Named the XiaoMi Piston, several versions were out and the differences is a subject of rather hot debates on the World Wide Web. So today we will look at some difference between the 2.1 (which I purchased on the Saturday XiaoMi's anniversary sale) and the iF version I bought from a lowyat.net forumer some time ago.