After teasing for days, realme has finally launched the realme Buds Q2s in China. The latest truly wireless earphones from the brand were unveiled alongside the realme V25 smartphone earlier today. As we have already covered the handset, let’s check out the features and price of the new accessory in this article.

realme Buds Q2s Specifications and Features

The realme Buds Q2s sport a transparent design (case) and look near identical to the original realme Buds Q2 and realme BudsQ2 Neo. The product arrives in three colors, such as Interstellar Black, Forest, and Paper. The latter two hues are the same as the colors available for realme GT2 Pro Master Edition.

The buds house 10mm drivers each and they are IPX4-rated for splash resistance. They connect via Bluetooth 5.2 and offer up to 10m range. They have support for the two popular audio codecs – AAC and SBC.

However, these new earbuds lack ANC (Active Noise Cancellation). Anyway, they do come with AI ENC (Environmental Noise Cancellation) for calls. Interestingly, apart from 88ms low latency gaming mode, the buds also support Dolby Atmos.

As far as endurance is concerned, the earbuds are rated to last for 7 hours on a full charge and up to 30 hours with the charging case that refills via USB Type-C. Unsurprisingly, the buds have support for touch gesture controls as well as the realme Link app.

Last but not least, the realme Buds Q2s ship with three pairs of different-sized ear tips and a USB Type-C cable.

realme Buds Q2s Price and Availability

The realme Buds Q2s are priced at ¥199 ($31) in China. But during the first sale, which has already begun, the product is being offered at a discounted price tag of ¥149 ($24).

Like most realme-branded accessories, this one should likely make its way to other markets in the coming days.

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Realme is expected to launch a new pair of TWS earbuds in the Q lineup soon. The earbuds will be called the Realme Buds Q2s and they have been quite frequent in the news lately. Last time, the Buds Q2s’ India launch was tipped, now, the earbuds have emerged on a new certification site online. Additionally, the alleged renders of the buds have also been shared.

An Indian tipster Piyush Bhasarkar first spotted the IECEE listing of the upcoming Realme Buds Q2s. According to the listing, the TWS earbuds have the model number RMA2110. The earbuds pack a 40mAh battery while the case houses a 400mAh cell.

Other than this, we previously learned that the upcoming Realme Buds Q2s will arrive in both European and Indian markets. In India, the earbuds could arrive at a price of around Rs. 2,000(~$27), whereas in the European markets, they will cost around EUR 29(~$33).

The earbuds will come in three color options — Night Black, Paper Green, and Paper White. Now, InTech Bits has shared the purported renders of all three colors. The design of the earbuds looks similar to the existing Buds Q2.

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Coming to the specs, not much is known about the Buds Q2s. The Realme Buds Q2s will be a variant of the existing Buds Q2, and that said, the buds are expected to come with similar features and designs as the Q2. We can expect improvement in connectivity, features, and battery life.

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