At the Realme GT 2 Master Explorer Edition event, the brand also released a new pair of truly wireless earphones called Realme Buds Air 3 Neo. The successor of Realme Buds Air 2 Neo comes with a new design and better battery life. Let’s take a look a look at its specs, price, and availability.

Realme Buds Air 3 Neo Specifications

The Realme Buds Air 3 Neo arrives with a stem design like the regular Realme Buds Air 3 and the original realme Buds Air Neo. For the unaware, last year’s Realme Buds Air 2 Neo has no stems.

Further, interestingly, the new model lacks support for ANC, which is present in its predecessor. Instead, it comes with Dolby Atmos-powered 3D sound and a slightly better 30-hour battery life compared to 28 hours.

The buds house 10mm drivers and they are IPX5-rated for splash resistance. They carry support for ENC (Environmental Noise Cancellation), up to 88ms low latency mode for gaming, and touch gesture controls.

The buds weigh 4g each and they connect via Bluetooth 5.2. They are compatible with the Realme Link app and support quick pairing with smartphones/tablets running Realme UI (including ColorOS and OxygenOS).

The buds last up to 7 hours on a single charge. Finally, the case uses a USB Type-C port for charging.

Realme Buds Air 3 Neo Price and Availability

The Realme Buds Air 3 Neo is priced at ¥149 ($22) in China. The audio accessory can be availed in either Streamer White or Starry Night Blue color options.

It is up for pre-order starting today at a discounted price tag of ¥129 ($19). It will go on sale from 12 AM on July 19. Last but not least, existing Realme customers can grab the product at only ¥99 ($15) for a limited time.

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Realme recently confirmed the launch date of GT 2 Explorer Master Edition. The smartphone will be unveiled at an event on July 12. However, the handset will not be launched alone. It will be accompanied by Realme’s new Buds Air 3 Neo. The TWS earbuds will be introduced as the successor of the Buds Air 2 Neo that were launched back in April last year. The company hasn’t divulged any specs of the earphones but it did reveal their design.

Realme announced the upcoming launch of the Realme Buds Air 3 Neo in China via its official Weibo handle. The launch of the new Realme earphones will take place on July 12 alongside the GT2 Master Explorer edition. The company also revealed the design and appearance of the new earbuds. As per the teaser, the Neo buds will have an in-ear design with a stem for the earphones. The teaser showcases the earphones in White color. However, the possibility of other color options cannot be zeroed.

Moreover, the lid of the earphone case seems to be translucent, and the overall appearance is very different from the previous generation buds.

As mentioned, the Realme Buds Air 3 Neo will succeed the Buds Air 2 Neo that were unveiled in April last year. The new earbuds are expected to carry significant upgrades as compared to the previous year’s model. For reference, the Realme Buds Air2 Neo headset came with an in-ear stem-less design. They support 25dB active noise reduction and 88ms low-latency gaming mode. The earphones have a long-lasting battery life of 28 hours (With case). They were launched at a price of 199 yuan (roughly $30). The new Air 3 buds will be priced higher than this and will likely offer better specs and sound quality.

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