Ever since its inception, Realme has been following its arch-nemesis Xiaomi’s lead in the India market. The Oppo spin-off company is looking to establish itself as a ‘tech lifestyle’ brand and its fledgling audio accessory segment is the first point of assault. Realme has gone from wired to neckband-style and now true wireless earbuds with the launch of the Realme Buds Air.
Realme may have gone ahead and cloned the most popular truly wireless earbuds – the Apple AirPods. Right from the design of the earbuds to the charging case, which has the same dental floss case vibes. But, the Chinese giant has added all the essential features that one demands from truly wireless earbuds – that too at a pretty affordable price.
The company then boasts that the earbuds should offer crisp voice calling, thanks to the two microphones on board. They help achieve ENC (Environment Noise Cancellation) to filter out background noise and deliver a clear audio response to the caller.
Realme Buds Air has been priced at Rs. 3,999 in India, which is super attractive and aggressive, and will go on sale from December 23 later this week. It will be available in three attractive colors — white (looks exactly like AirPods), black, and yellow (signature Realme color).
