Honor Magic Earbuds

The Honor Magic Earbuds/ Huawei Freebuds Lite 3i is a premium-feeling package, but it misses its mark for nearly $100. Its sound isn't spectacular, its active noise cancelling isn't strong enough, and its call quality and battery life disappoint. Buy Honor Magic Earbuds on Amazon US Buy Honor Magic Earbuds on Amazon Europe (Germany) Buy Honor Magic Earbuds on other Amazon stores Buy Huawei Freebuds 3i ANC on Amazon Europe (Germany) I bought the Honor Magic Earbuds myself to test and review. My reviews are 100% independent and non-commercial. I test and review all audio products equally honest - read about it here . Consider buying this earphone? I'd really appreciate it if you use the links in this article . It won't cost you extra, yet it will financially support me a bit in my ongoing quest for great affordable audio. <3 Also read: Guide: The best sounding true wireless earphones under $50 Leaderboard: All rated wireless earphones

GSMArena describes them as a budget-friendly pair that offers decent features and pricing, but with battery life that is not especially strong. The review notes that the earbuds can be attractive if you want ANC without spending much.

Notebookcheck presents them as affordable ANC true wireless earbuds with good sound quality, while also pointing out limitations in battery life and controls. The verdict is broadly positive, but not enthusiastic.

TechRadar says the Honor Magic Earbuds deliver a solid feature set for the money, especially thanks to ANC and auto-pause. The overall impression is that they are competitive mid-range earbuds rather than class leaders.

XDA Developers calls them an average pair overall: comfortable, reasonably good sounding, and adequately effective at ANC for the price. The review is more mixed than glowing, mainly because of battery life and limited controls.