Today, Realme has launched several products – including, but not limited to Realme 7i. Two of those products are Realme Buds Air Pro and Realme Buds Wireless Pro. These two products mark the entry of Realme in the world of ANC headphones. So, let’s take a look at them one by one.
Realme Buds Wireless Pro
Last year, Realme had launched their Realme Buds Wireless which were decent pair of earphones – especially at their price. Now, Realme has taken the same design and upgraded overall earphones. With the Realme Buds Wireless Pro, Realme has introduced Active Noise Cancellation as well as LDAC in the budget earphones category.
With Active Noise Cancellation, Realme Buds Wireless Pro will be ale to cancel out the environmental noise by up to 35dB. When you get on the call, Environmental Noise Cancellation will also kick in to give you the best call quality.
Realme Buds Wireless Pro comes with 13.6mm bass boost drivers. Also, they are equipped with Bluetooth 5.0 for better connectivity. Not only that but these earphones also come with gaming mode which will reduce the latency and get it down to 119ms.
Realme Buds Wireless Pro have also achieved the IPX4 water-resistance rating. And with the 160 mAh battery inside these earphones, you’ll be able to listen to music for up to 22 hours. If you turn on ANC, you’ll still get 16 hours of music playback with them. And to charge them, you can use the USB Type-C port which will give you full charge in 1.5 hours. However, you can also quickly top-up the battery for 5 mins and get 1.7 hours of music playback.
Realme Buds Wireless Pro will be offered in two colour options – Party Yellow and Disco Green. Officially, they are priced at ₹3,999 but if you buy it during the introductory offer, you’ll be able to get them for ₹2,999. They’ll go on sale through Amazon India, Realme’s own website and several offline stores starting October 16.
Realme Buds Air Pro
Realme Buds Air Pro is Realme’s latest TWS earphones. One of the most important changes from their previous TWS earphones is the introduction of silicone tips. That would help quite a lot in passive noise cancellation. Just like Realme Buds Wireless Pro, Realme Buds Air Pro are equipped with Active Noise Cancellation to cancel out environmental noises.
For better call quality, Realme has also introduced Environmental Noise Cancellation which will reduce environmental noise during calls. So, the person on the other end would be able to hear you clearly. However, if you are someone who would still like to hear the surrounding noises while listening to music, you’ll be able to do so. Realme Buds Air Pro are also equipped with Transparency Mode – just in case, you need it.
Realme Buds Air Pro are the first pair of Realme TWS earphones which are equipped with their custom Realme S1 chipset. That chipset is paired with 10mm Bass Boost Drivers to offer you a great sound experience. Even though they are feature packed, each earphone weighs only 5 grams – which is quite amazing.
Realme Buds Air Pro comes with Bluetooth 5.0 along with Google Fast Pair – offering you instant connection. Also, if you are into gaming, you can use the Gaming Mode on the earphones which will reduce the latency to 94ms. Also, they are IPX4 water-resistant.
The earphones can be charged by putting them in their case which comes with 443 mAh battery. It’ll take just 1 hour to completely charge the earphones. Once completely, charged, the earphones alone will offer you 5hrs playback with ANC on and 6hrs playback with ANC off.
To completely charge the earphones as well as the case, it’ll take about 2 hours through the USB Type-C Port. Once everything is completely charged, it’ll give you 20 hours playback with ANC on and 25 hours playback with ANC off. You can also use quick charge feature to get 3 hours of total playback in just 10 minutes.
They’ll be offered in two colour options at the launch – Rock Black and Soul White. Officially, they are priced at ₹4,999 but can be purchased at ₹4,499 during the introductory offer. They’ll be officially available on Realme’s website, Flipkart and several offline retail stores starting October 16.
