Alongside Realme X3/X3 SuperZoom, the brand also launched Reame Buds Q TWS and Realme Adventurer Backpack in India. Both of these products have already debuted in the company’s home country China in late May.

Realme Buds Q Specifications & Price

The Realme Buds Q is the cheapest truly wireless earphones offering by the brand in India at ₹1,999 ($26). It is also Realme’s one and only TWS with an in-ear design as other two models – Realme Buds Air and  Realme Buds Air Neo feature Apple Airpods-esque stem design.

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Each bud feature a 10mm driver with a maximum of 6 hours playback on a single charge. With the included MicroUSB charging case, the brand claims a total of 20-hour battery life.

The Realme Buds Q support SBC as well as AAC audio format and connect with devices via Bluetooth 5.0. It also comes with a dedicated R1Q chip and 119ms low latency gaming mode.

The buds are  IPX4 water-resistant and support touch controls, which can be adjusted along with other settings in the Realme Link app.

Last but not least, it comes in three color options namely Quite Black, Quite White, and Quite Yellow with availability from July 1st. (Realme.com & Amazon India).

Realme Adventurer Backpack

Realme Adventurer Backpack is the brand’s first backpack for India. Priced at ₹1,499 ($20), it features a unique design in this price segment with lots of features that youth will love to have.

The company claims it to be made of 650D high-density British Oxford cotton with IPX4 certification for water resistance.

The backpack is of 32L capacity with a sleeve for laptops up to 17-inch, an inner zip bag, and 2 small mesh bags. Other features include hook & loop buckle design for security, trolley strap, multifunctional band, and safety buckle.

Unlike the Realme Buds Q, the Realme Adventurer Backpack will be also available on Flipkart apart from Realme.com and Amazon India from July 1st.

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