"The OnePlus Nord Buds 3r was launched in India last month as the latest true wireless stereo (TWS) earphones in the sub-Rs. 2,000 segment - a highly competitive space flooded by an influx of options. It stacks up against other brands such as boAt, Noise, Oppo, and Redmi, which all have affordable yet capable offerings. Similar to its predecessor, the new OnePlus Nord Buds 3r sacrifices some key features to keep its price low."
"With the Nord Buds 3r, OnePlus has shifted from its signature pebble-shaped case to a squared-off appearance. It represents a significant design shift from its predecessor, featuring a vertically opening case and sharp, straight edges that give it a look reminiscent of a LEGO set. At 38.6g, the TWS' case is lightweight and pocketable, featuring a matte finish that makes it resistant to fingerprints."
"While it is indeed a smart choice, the TWS earphones do not feel premium to hold. There's an LED indicator discreetly tucked on the bottom half, and it is only noticeable when it is lit. You also get a USB Type-C port at the bottom for charging. However, the absence of a dedicated pairing button may confuse first-time TWS users about the pairing process."
OnePlus Nord Buds 3r targets the sub-Rs. 2,000 budget TWS segment in India with a starting price of Rs. 1,799. The design shifts to a squared-off, vertically opening case with sharp edges and a matte, fingerprint-resistant finish; the case weighs 38.6g and carries an IP55 rating. Each earbud weighs 4.5g, has short stems, and ships with multiple silicone eartip sizes for a snug fit. The product sacrifices some higher-end features to keep costs down, omits a dedicated pairing button, and uses a USB Type-C charging port while prioritizing audio quality.
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