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OnePlus Buds Pro 3 recently launched and will be available in the market from August 24, 2024. These stand as the successor to the Buds Pro 2 which were co-created with Dynaudio and also came with the Hans Zimmer tuning. Are Buds Pro 3 really the successor to the Buds Pro 2? If yes, what’s different? Let’s find out.
Watch Here – OnePlus Buds Pro Review
OnePlus Buds Pro 3 Review: Design

The first thing that took me by surprise about this product is its design. For the first two hours, I was in confusion about whether I would like it or not. The charging case is very different from what you saw with the previous generation Buds Pro TWS or the Buds 3 which launched earlier this year.
However, now not only do I like this design, but also appreciate it more. This is because of a few reasons. Firstly, it is extremely light and handy to hold. Second, you can flip open the case with a single hand. This wasn’t easy to do with the previous gen Buds Pro. So there is definitely an improvement in the design component.

The earbuds are also pretty cool in design. The chrome finish now extends to the top of the stem, but that’s still ok. The earbuds are again designed carefully to accommodate all the features for changing music, noise cancellation mode, and reducing/increasing volume by pinching and squeezing.
These TWS fit inside my ear really well. There are different ear tips for better fit inside the box in case you need them.
The case has a Type-C port at the bottom for charging. Let’s jump to the performance directly.
OnePlus Buds Pro 3 Review: Performance

First of all, let me get some of the specifications of the OnePlus Buds Pro 3 out of the way. The Buds Pro 3 has 11mm woofer, 6mm tweeter, dual DACS, BES2700ZP DAC chipset, Dynaudio tuning, and Hi-Res Audio (LHDC 5.0) support.
