The biggest difference between the wired version and the wireless version of FreeBuds 3 is the connection method.
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The wired version needs to connect to the device via a USB-C port, while the wireless version connects via Bluetooth.
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This also leads to differences in their portability and flexibility when used.
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In addition, the wireless version of FreeBuds 3 also supports active noise reduction function, which can effectively isolate external noise and provide a better hearing experience.
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The wired version does not have this feature.
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In addition, the wireless version of FreeBuds 3 also supports wireless charging, which can be charged through the wireless charger of the Qi standard, while the wired version needs to be charged through the USB-C interface.
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To sum up, the difference between the wired version and the wireless version of FreeBuds 3 mainly lies in the connection method, active noise reduction function and charging method.
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Users can choose their own version according to their own needs and usage scenarios.
Hello, the difference between the wired version and the wireless version of FreeBuds 3 mainly lies in the connection method and charging method. The wireless version supports Bluetooth connection, does not require cable connection when using, and supports wireless charging; The wired version requires a USB-C cable to connect to the device and can only be charged via wired. Other than that, the design and functionality of the two versions are basically the same.