realme is getting in the groove of its usual launch cycle again. The company has already teased the realme Watch S and S Pro in India and confirmed the realme X7 Pro’s global debut in Thailand. Now, an FCC listing suggests that the second-iteration of Buds Q wireless earbuds isn’t that far away from launch.

As cnBeta reports, the realme Buds Q2 appears on FCC certification with a model number RMA2008. If we recall, the predecessor realme Buds Q had the model number RMA215. Although the model number isn’t following a pattern, it looks like the design will. The FCC listing shows that the Buds Q2 will have a similar round-shaped in-ear earbud as the predecessor.

This suggests that the company will stick to what it called the “cobblestone design” on the Buds Q. Anyway, the design of the earbud isn’t visible clearly due to the Bluetooth Antenna tag hiding the majority of it. Besides, there is a small cutout on the top of the earbud which is probably for the microphone. Apart from the design, the listing also shows the possible battery capacity of the earbuds.

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Accordingly, the Buds Q2’s earbuds will have a 40mAh capacity each. Again, this is the exact same capacity on the earbuds of the original Buds Q. That said, the listing doesn’t have the capacity of the battery case which is understandable considering the particular listing is only for an earbud.

Anyway, the above details(including Bluetooth) suggest that Buds Q2 will borrow a lot of specs from the predecessor, if not be a replica. Previously, the TWS earbuds revealed themselves as the Buds Q2 at Indonesia Telecom certification. And although the version of Bluetooth isn’t mentioned, it should have the Bluetooth 5.0 just like the previous version.

Unfortunately, details like the charging case, audio driver, latency modes, and Touch controls aren’t known yet. The realme Buds Q2 appears just days after the realme Buds Air 2‘s FCC listing, and hence, we expect them to launch very soon.

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Its raining discounts on several earbuds this season. After exceptional discount on Redmi AirDots 2, the Gearbest is offering a 50% off on Realme Buds Q and significant discount is applicable on OnePlus Buds too. The Realme Buds Q is available for an effective price of $24.99, but you can get additional $3 off if you pay via Paypal. Meanwhile, the OnePlus Buds is available for $79.99 in several different colors.

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The offer is applicable for the users across the globe. The Paypal discount becomes applicable once you checkout with Paypal payment option.

Realme Buds Q Wireless Earbuds

Realme Buds Q is the company’s most affordable earbuds The device uses a lightweight PC + ABS special polymer material and each earbud weighs only 3.6 grams. It provides a comfortable to wear design along with ergonomic sound cavity structure. The earbuds separately carries 40mAh battery and large 400mAh battery in the case. It has 10mm super-size unit coupled with PEE and PU special polymer diaphragm.

The Realme Buds Q come wit Bluetooth 5.0 support and carries a powerful R1Q chip. It also supports different gestures like double click, triple cluck , long press. It carries IPX4 waterproof certification.

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OnePlus Buds TWS

Globally acclaimed for premium Android smartphones, the OnePlus recently stepped in to the earbuds market and introduced OnePlus Buds. The buds offer 7 hours of continuous music playback support with 420 mAh battery. Meanwhile, each earbud carries 35 mAh battery.

It carries Bluetooth 5.0 support for efficient and seamless connectivity. The OnePlus Buds comes with a 13.4 mm dynamic driver for good quality sound.

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Realme has launched a couple of truly wireless earphones in the market and now the company seems to be gearing up to expand its portfolio of audio offerings by launching yet another TWS earphones — Realme Buds Q2.

As the name indicates, the upcoming earphones will be the successor to Realme Buds Q that was launched in India in June this year. However, the earphones were originally launched in China in May.

While the launch date for the upcoming Realme Buds Q2 is not yet known, but the fact that the device has been spotted on Indonesian telecom certification (via MySmartPrice) hints that the official launch should not be far away.

The listing has confirmed that the product is named Realme Buds Q2 and carries model number RMA2008. However, apart from that, the certification has not revealed anything else about the earphones.

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If the company is planning to launch it soon, we expect to get more details in the coming days or weeks and an official confirmation from Realme for the launch date.

To remind you, the Realme Buds Q was launched as the company’s most affordable TWS earphones, priced at 129 yuan in China and ₹1,999 in India. Available in Black and Yellow colors, it features an in-ear design.

It comes with a 10mm bass booster unit with an ultra-low latency performance of 119ms. As for the battery life, it can run for about 4.5 hours on a single charge but with the storage box, that can be bumped up to 20 hours.

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If you live in Europe and you are on the search for a new mid-range phone with support for 5G, you just got one more option to choose from. The Realme X50 5G is now official and it has the same price tag as the Moto G 5G Plus that launched yesterday.

Realme X50 5G specifications

The Realme X50 5G is actually the same device as the phone sold as the Realme X50m 5G in China. So you get a 6.57-inch FHD+ display with a 120Hz refresh rate and a punch hole for dual-selfie cameras. There is Gorilla Glass 5 for protection against scratches.

There is a Snapdragon 765G processor under the hood along with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. There is also a variant with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. There is no support for storage expansion.

For selfies, you get a 16MP Sony IMX471 primary camera paired with a 2MP portrait lens while on the back of the phone is a 48MP + 8MP ultrawide + 2MP macro lens + 2MP portrait lens quad camera setup.

The camera app has an Ultra 48MP mode, Super Nightscape mode, Pro mode, Portrait mode, Ultra Macro mode, and Chroma Boost. The phone can record in 4K at 30fps and has UIS and UIS Max video stabilization.

The Realme X50 5G has dual nano-SIM slots but only one SIM slot can use 5G. The device also has support for Bluetooth 5.1, dual-band Wi-Fi, and NFC. There is no audio jack but you get Dolby Atmos Hi-Res Audio. A fingerprint scanner is buried under the power button.

The phone packs a 4200mAh battery and supports 30W Dart Charge that allows you to charge the phone from empty to 70% in just 30 minutes. Realme includes a 30W adapter along with a protective film and case in the box. The Realme X50 5G also has liquid cooling and ships with realme UI based on Android 10.

Realme X50 5G price and availability

The phone is already available for purchase on Realme.com in Ice Silver and Jungle Green for €349 for the 6GB RAM version. The 8GB RAM version is not yet available for purchase.

If you order the phone along with the realme Buds Q earbuds that also launched today, you can get the earbuds for €19.99 instead of €29.99. The Buds Q is only available in Quite Black in Europe.

In addition, if you are a student, you can also get 5% off any order. Just make sure you have a StudentBeans account and apply the code you get when you make your purchase.

Realme says it is only shipping to Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Netherlands, and Portugal and delivery takes 7 to 10 working days.

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The Realme Watch launched in late May and has sold thousands of units since it went on sale.

The square-faced watch launched with 12 watch faces with the promise of more via OTA updates. Realme’s CEO, Madhav Sheth has now revealed that the smartwatch will be getting new watch faces soon.

In a tweet posted yesterday, the company’s top executive asked fans to name six of the new watch faces and get a chance to win a pair of its best-selling TWS earbuds, the realme Buds Q. An official post on the realme Community page says there will be twenty new watch faces in total.

As promised we are soon bringing new watch faces to your #realmeWatch. Before we do it, here’s your chance to name the watch faces yourself. Participate on the #realmeCommunity and get a chance to win a #realmeBudsQ.https://t.co/blP9cMK8vr pic.twitter.com/3Gk1qUeGTS

— Madhav (@MadhavSheth1) July 7, 2020

The image attached to the tweet shows the six watch faces to be named include two digital ones and four mechanical watch faces.

To enter the competition, submit your name(s) for the watch faces here between now and 9th July. Realme will select some of the names for a voting process that runs from July 10 to July 14. Those whose entries are selected for the voting process will win a realme Buds Q. If your entry gets the highest vote, you also win a realme Watch. You can read the rules for the competition in the second source link below.

Realme didn’t say when the OTA update that brings the new watch faces will begin to roll out, nevertheless, we expect it to be available after the competition is over.

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The Realme Buds Q was first launched in China before making its way to India. However, while India got the earbuds in Quite Yellow, Quite Black, and Quite White color variants China only got it in two colors – Black and Yellow. Today, Realme announced that the white variant which is dubbed Daydream is now available for purchase in China.

The new colorway is already available for purchase on the official online store for ¥129 (~$18) which is the same discounted price the earbuds originally launched for. If you want the yellow version, you will have to fork out ¥149 (~$21).

The Realme Buds Q has a pebble-like case. The earbuds itself has 10mm drivers and connect via Bluetooth 5.0. They support touch controls, have a game mode, and a battery life that goes up to 20 hours with the case. Realme said the earbuds can be configured via the Realme Link app. The app can also be used to upgrade the firmware.

A few days ago, it announced it sold over 25,000 units on its first sale date in India. We are pretty sure it has sold way higher than that in China since its launch on May 25.

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Realme launched its cheapest TWS called Realme Buds Q last week in India. Priced at ₹1,999, it competes directly with Xiaomi’s Redmi Earbuds S that costs ₹1,799. It went for sale for the first time yesterday on the Realme online store as well as Amazon India. Now, a day later, the brand claims that it sold over 25,000 units on first day.

Record breaking sales opening day for #realmeBudsQ!
25K+ users turned for a new true wireless experience, a new Lifestyle. #QuietStylishTrueWireless
One more step closer in our journey towards becoming the most popular tech-lifestyle brand. pic.twitter.com/Q2OEFYVE9s

— realme Link (@realmeLink) July 2, 2020

Realme Buds Q is one of the best budget TWS available in the Indian market. It debuted alongside Realme X3, Realme X3 SuperZoom, and Realme Adventurer Backpack in the country.

The Buds Q features 10mm drivers and supports both SBC and AAC audio formats. It is powered by R1Q chip, which also helps in offering 119ms low latency gaming mode. It connects with devices via Bluetooth 5.0 and is IPX4 certified for water resistance.

The Realme truly wireless earphones offer touch gestures, which can be customized from the Realme Link app. Further, it is said to provide 6 hours of battery life on a single charge and a total of 20 hours together with the charging case that uses a MicroUSB port to fuel up.

Last but not least, it comes in three colors namely Quite Black, Quite White, and Quite Yellow.

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On May 12, Realme unveiled the Realme X50 Pro 5G and Realme 6 Pro smartphones in Europe. Later in the same month, the company unveiled the Realme X3 SuperZoom smartphone. The Chinese firm has confirmed through the Realme Spain website that it will be announcing the Realme X50 5G and Realme Buds Q earbuds on July 8.

Realme had unveiled the Realme X50 5G phone at the beginning of this year in China. Later in April, the Chinese brand unveiled the Realme X50m 5G phone with downgraded cameras in the home market. It is unclear which device will be launching as the Realme X50 5G in the European markets in the coming week. Hence, it is advisable to wait for further reports to know more about the device. The launch event will be held at 10:30 AM (local time) on the said date.

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In May, Realme launched the Realme Buds Q earbuds in China with a pricing of 129 Yuan (~$18). It landed in India last month with a price tag of Rs. 1,999 (~$26). The Buds Q is an in-ear truly wireless earbuds that comes with a 10mm driver. It comes with support for Bluetooth 5.0, SC, and AAC audio. It has R10 chip for low latency while gaming. It comes in black, white, and yellow colors.

China’s Realme X50 5G came with a 6.57-inch dual punch-hole IPS LCD display with Full HD+ resolution and 120Hz refresh rate support. It is fueled by Snapdragon 765G and up to 12 GB of RAM. It has up to 256 GB of native storage and runs on Realme UI based Android 10 OS. It has a 16-megapixel + 8-megapixel dual front-facing camera system and a 64-megapixel + 12-megapixel + 8-megapixel + 2-megapixel quad camera setup. It houses a 4,200mAh battery with 30W fast charging support. The Realme X50m 5G has a 16-megapixel + 2-megapixel dual selfie setup and a 48-megapixel + 8-megapixel + 2-megapixel + 2-megapixel quad-camera units. The rest of its specs are almost identical to X50 5G.

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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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Last month, at an event in China, OPPO-backed Realme launched a few products in the market, including its new true wireless earphones — Realme Buds Q. The company is now all set to launch the same in India.

Realme has confirmed that the Realme Buds Q will be launched in India on 25th June — the same day when the company will launch the Realme X3 series smartphones. The company has also created a landing page on its website for the TWS earphones.

Previously, the company had confirmed that the Buds Q will be priced under ₹2,000 in the Indian market but the exact pricing will be revealed next week. The landing page confirms that it will be made available in three colors — White, Black, and Yellow.

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The Realme Buds Q comes with 10mm driver units with Dynamic Bass Boost technology and support for AAC. They connect to smartphones through Bluetooth 5.0 and have a battery life of up to 20 hours with the case.

The TWS earbuds also have support for touch controls and a game mode that allows for real-time transmission between the earbuds and the phone thanks to a built-in chip (R1Q). It also works with the Realme Link app for configuring various settings and to upgrade the firmware when required.

In China, the company is selling Realme Buds Q for 149 yuan (~$21) so we expect the company to launch this in India under ₹1,899 (~$25) to make it compete against the likes of Redmi Earbuds S launched last month for ₹1,799.

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It is no news that the Realme X3 SuperZoom will be launching in India but the date has not yet been officially released. However, we do not have to wait until the official announcement.

The Indian blog, 91Mobiles, has revealed that the Realme X3 SuperZoom will be announced on June 26. The info is reported to have come from retail sources.

The launch date is exactly a month after its debut in Europe. There is no mention of other devices launching alongside but there is a chance there will be at least one other phone.

Another product that may launch at the event is the Realme Buds Q. The TWS earbuds already launched in Europe and China last month, and have been confirmed to arrive in India with a price tag under INR 2000 (~$26). The Realme X3 SuperZoom launch event will be the perfect chance to announce the earbuds.

The Realme X3 SuperZoom has a price tag of €499 (~INR 42,738) in Europe. While India usually gets a lower price tag for a lot of phones, we expect it to be priced under INR 40,000 when it launches. It may even launch for significantly less if it comes with a different processor as hinted by the company’s CMO.

The phone has a 6.6-inch FHD+ LCD display with a 120Hz refresh rate. Its screen has a punch hole for two selfie cameras – a 32MP + 8MP ultrawide angle camera. There is a Snapdragon 855+ processor under the hood along with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage.

The Realme X3 SuperZoom also has 64MP quad cameras with 5x optical zoom and 60x digital zoom. It has a side-mounted fingerprint scanner, Bluetooth 5.0, and a USB Type-C port. Its battery capacity is 4200mAh and there is support for 30W fast wired charging. Realme ships it with Android 10 out of the box.

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Earlier this week, Realme announced the Realme Buds Q and Realme Buds Air Neo in China. However, only the latter was announced in India, but that won’t be the case for long.

Francis Wang, the CMO of Realme Mobiles, took to Twitter today to announce that the Realme Buds Q is coming soon (to India). The tweet said the TWS earbuds will be priced under INR 2,000 (~$26).

#BudsAirNeo brings features like Super Low Lantency, 13mm big bass, 10m wireless range, standing at the best choice below 3k. Still looking for TrueWiless below 2k? #realmeBudsQ coming soon. pic.twitter.com/A2f5mb9MlH

— Francis Wang (@FrancisRealme) May 29, 2020

The Realme Buds Q has 10mm driver units with Dynamic Bass Boost technology and support for AAC. They connect via Bluetooth 5.0 and have a battery life of up to 20 hours with the case.

The TWS earbuds also have support for touch controls and a game mode that allows for real-time transmission between the earbuds and the phone thanks to a built-in chip (R1Q).

The Realme Buds Q works with the Realme Link app. This will allow you to configure various settings and can also be used to upgrade the firmware.

There is no mention of the launch date but it most likely will be next month. The earbuds are priced at ¥149 (~$21) in China; our guess is it will sell for INR 1899 (~$25) when it launches in India.

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Realme recently announced that it has sold a whopping 1,000,000 smart audio IoT devices worldwide, and it looks like the popular manufacturer is gearing up to sell its next 1 million units and it plans to achieve that with the help of two recently unveiled audio products.

The aforesaid audio devices include the Realme Buds Air Neo, which was launched on May 25 in India, while the second product is the Realme Buds Q, which was made available in China on the same day. Much to the delight of those waiting to get their hands on the Realme Buds Q, popular Chinese e-tailer Giztop is now offering it for just $29.99.

The Realme Buds Q delivers 119ms ultra-low latency performance and boasts an impressive array of features that enhance the overall listening experience. It adopts a comfortable in-ear design and is made using sturdy, yet light PC and ABS special polymer composite material which ensures the earphone weighs in at just 3.6 grams.

Furthermore, its unique ergonomic beak-type sound cavity structure is crafted to fit inside the ear canal comfortably even for a long time. The Realme Buds Q packs a powerful custom True Wireless R1 Chip, which uses a new generation of dual-channel transmission technology for faster and stable connectivity between the phone and the earphone.

It supports quick touch function and comes with IPX4 waterproof protection, which means you can wear them even while exercising. The Realme Buds Q is backed by a built-in 40mAh battery that delivers 3 hours of call time and lasts 4.5 hours of Single Playback.

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Realme seems to be firing on all cylinders as the company expanded its product catalogue n India and China with the launch of several products, including the X50 Pro Player Edition smartphone. The India launch event saw the unveiling of the Realme Smart TV, Buds Air Neo earbuds, 10000mAh Power Bank 2 and the brand’ first smartwatch.

Apart from the Realme Watch and smart TV, the Chinese brand also unveiled the Buds Air Neo and 1000mAh Power Bank 2 in China. In addition, the company announced a new Realme Buds Q, a 30W Darts Power Bank and a backpack.

Both the Buds Air Neo and Buds Q headphones come with an attractive colour scheme. The Buds Air Neo is obviously the superior model and is priced at 299 yuan (~$42). Interestingly, this is slightly higher than the price in India which is ₹2,999 (~$39). However, there is a limited-time price offer of 269 yuan (~$38). On the other hand, the Buds Q is priced at 149 yuan (~$21) with a limited-time offer that brings down the price to 129 yuan (~$18).

The Realme Buds Q is slightly different from the Buds Air Neo. It uses an in-ear design and is available in black with yellow accents around it. It is a product designed by Jose Levy. This headset has a built-in 10mm bass booster unit with an ultra-low latency performance of 119ms. It has a single battery life of 4.5 hours but with the storage box, that can be bumped up to 20 hours. In addition, the Buds Q supports quick touch function and IPX4 waterproof protection.

You can read more about the Buds Air Neo from here. The Buds Air Neo is already on sale in China but the Buds Q will go on pre-order on May 27 via Realme’s website and will go on sale from June 1.

Realme 30W Darts Flash Charging Power Bank

As the name implies, the new Realme 30W Darts Flash Charging Power Bank supports two-way 30W flash charge. The power bank utilises a 10000mAh Lithium-polymer battery. The case comes with a carbon fibre texture design.

The 30W Darts Flash Charging Power Bank is priced at 199 yuan (~$28) and will be available for pre-order on Realme’s official website on May 27. The 18W flash charge-supporting 10000mAh Power Bank 2 is priced at 109 yuan (~$15) in China.

Realme also launched a new backpack which has a 32L main compartment and several side compartment. It is priced at 149 yuan (~$21) and is already on sale in China.

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Last week, Realme announced it has sold 1,000,000 smart audio IoT devices worldwide. It appears the manufacturer is on the way to selling its next 1 million units and it plans to do that with the launch of two new audio products. One of them is the Realme Buds Air Neo scheduled to launch on May 25 in India, and the second one is the Realme Buds Q, which has now been revealed will launch on the same day as above but in China.

The official Weibo account for Realme has shared a poster that reveals the design of the Realme Buds Q as well as several details including a hint at the price tag.

The Weibo post says the Realme Buds Q was designed by José Lévy, a designer, stylist, and inventor. The design process is said to have taken 180 days with a focus on being lightweight and comfortable.

The earbuds, which weight 3.6 grams each, have a design different from that of the Realme Buds Air. There are no stems sticking out of your ears and the earbuds have a close-fit design. Realme says it has used an advanced matte processor for the finish. The image shows it will come in black with a matching pebble-shaped case but it will be nice if there are other colorways too. The silicone tips have Realme’s signature yellow color and the case has an LED in front to let you know when it is charging.

The Realme Buds Q looks nice but the only gripe we have with it is the Realme logo on each earbud which seems to be saying both earbuds are for the wearer’s right ear. We believe there will be smaller markings on the inside indicating which earbud is for each ear but the Realme logo will be confusing for some first-time users.

Realme also teased the cost of the TWS earbuds by including three different prices and asking folks to guess which one it will be. The prices are ¥199 (~$28), ¥299 (~$42), and ¥399 (~$56). Let us know in the comment box below which one you think will be the price tag of the Realme Buds Q.

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TWS earbuds are pretty much the most popular type of headphones these days. Hardly a week goes by that a new model isn’t announced by phone manufacturers and accessory makers alike. In the coming weeks or months, we may be getting a new model from Realme called the Realme Buds Q.

Realme already has a pair of TWS earbuds called the Realme Buds Air. Last week, a leak revealed the manufacturer has another model coming soon called the Realme Buds Air Neo. Today, a third model has been spotted and it goes by the name Realme Buds Q.

The Realme Buds Q was certified by the Indonesian Telecom Authority. The certification page reveals the earbuds have model number RMA215. Save for that, there isn’t much we know about the earbuds.

Realme has an event scheduled for May 25 where it plans to announce a bunch of new products including its first smart TV and smartwatch. The likelihood of the Realme Buds Q launching on that day is slim but the manufacturer should take the wraps off the Realme Buds Air Neo.

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