Yesterday we reported that Realme Buds Air could feature Wireless Charging. The news came from a close source with GSMArena, but today, CEO Madhav Sheth has officially confirmed that you can charge the case using wireless charging. We haven’t got any specifications of the earbuds but this feature should explain why the Realme Buds Air could be costlier than offerings like the Redmi Airdots.
A premature listing of the earbuds on Flipkart revealed that it could start at Rs. 4,999 (~$71) at launch. In comparison, earbuds from companies like Honor (Flypods 3) and Vivo start at more than $100.
Recent reports have revealed that the retail package of the Realme Buds air will contain the earbuds, USB-C charging cable and a user manual, with up to six months warranty. Expected features of the earbuds include support for built-in voice assistant and touch controls, 12mm Bass boost driver and Bluetooth 5.0.
The brand will announce the Snapdragon 730 powered Realme X2 (earlier called as Realme XT 730G) on December 17 alongside these new earbuds in India. This is the same Realme X2 model that was announced in China back in September. The phone got a special Avocado green color earlier this month.
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