As promised, along with the Realme X2 smartphone, the Oppo-backed company has also launched its first true wireless earphones in the Indian market — Realme Buds Air. This is the fourth audio accessory from the company after launching Buds, Buds2, Buds Wireless.
The company says that the Realme Buds Air are ergonomically designed in a semi-open shape that relieves you from the discomfort caused by in-ear earbuds. The Realme Buds Air have an imported LCP advanced multi-layer composite diaphragm and a big 12mm sound unit.
It uses a custom Dynamic Bass Boost solution to provide powerful bass that enhances the immersive experience of watching movies and listening to music. They pack two built-in microphones for dual-mic noise cancellation — one for capturing the human voice and the other for ambient sound, which are algorithmically synthesized to offset environmental noise and deliver clear conversation quality during calls.
The product is powered by the high-performance R1 processing chip that solves the problem of wireless audio latency. It also supports Bluetooth 5.0 protocol that effectively processes audio transmission and ensures extremely low latency.
The company added that thanks to the technology used in them, once Realme Buds Air are recognized by your phone, it connects instantly every time the case cover is opened, ensuring seamless music experience.
Further, the two earbuds are connected to the phone synchronously to ensure seamless audio sync and keep the latency as low as possible. Unlike other similar products in the market, this one come with a Gaming Mode.
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The Gaming Mode on Realme Buds Air further reduces the latency by 51 percent to achieve excellent sound and picture synchronization, says that company. It further adds that when compared to competitors, it beats them hands-down with a latency of 120ms only.
Realme adds that the Buds Air comes with Smart Wear Detection and built-in distance sensor that detects wearing and removal of the buds for truly wireless and seamless experience. It also supports smart touch controls such as double tap to play/pause, triple tap to skip track, a long press to wake up Google Assistant for voice operation, etc.
Coming to the battery life, the company claims to offer 3 hours of continuous playback and up to 17 hours with the charging case. Further, Realme adds that the Buds Air also supports wireless charging and the case is designed with an ergonomic shape, a single LED indicator and a Type-C port for wired charging.
The Realme Buds Air are offered in three color options — Yellow, White, and Black. It is priced at ₹3,999 in India, which roughly converts to $56 and will go on sale from today itself through Flipkart.
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