KEF Mu3 True Wireless Earbuds – Pair

🧾 Overview

The KEF Mu3 are true wireless noise-cancelling earbuds engineered to deliver KEF’s signature clean, accurate sound in a compact, travel-ready format. With Active Noise Cancellation, an IPX5 splash-proof rating, and up to 24 hours of total battery life including the charging case, Mu3 is built for commuting, work, and everyday listening. The charging case also supports built-in wireless charging for added convenience.

✅ Key Features

✅ Active Noise Cancellation with Ambient mode for flexible everyday use

✅ 8.2 mm full-range dynamic driver tuned by KEF for a refined, balanced sound

✅ Bluetooth 5.0 with simultaneous transmission for stable, low-fuss connectivity

✅ Up to 24 hours total battery life (9 hrs earbuds + 15 hrs charging case)

✅ Fast charging: 5 minutes for up to 1 hour of use

✅ IPX5 splash-proof design for workouts and “caught-in-the-rain” moments

✅ Included 4 sets of silicone ear tips for comfort, seal, and noise isolation

📦 What’s in the Box

📦 Mu3 noise cancelling true wireless earphones

🔋 Charging case with built-in wireless charging

🔌 USB-C charging cable

🎧 4 sets of silicone ear tips (large, medium, small, short)

📖 Quick start guide, warranty

🔄 Compatibility

Works with iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS devices via Bluetooth. Supports SBC and AAC codecs for broad compatibility, and is ideal for phones, tablets, laptops, and portable players that output Bluetooth audio. Charging is handled via the included USB-C cable or by placing the case on a compatible wireless charging setup.

📦✈️ Shipping & Returns

📦 Insured worldwide delivery

🔄 14-day return policy

🛡️ 2-year EU warranty

📝 Reviews

“A stylish, great performing pair of earbuds.” — SoundGuys (KEF Mu3 review)
“KEF’s first noise-cancelling wireless earbuds make a positive impression…” — What Hi-Fi? (KEF Mu3 review)
“A beautiful, neutral, natural listening experience…” — StereoNET (KEF Mu3 review)

⚠️ Warning

⚠️ Warning: The Mu3 may cause spontaneous “ANC testing” in cafés, repeated ear-tip swapping “for science,” and an irrational urge to show friends how quiet the world gets when you press one button.