In these days of late summer the Realme company is in the spotlight for the rumors regarding the launch of the new smartphone models X7 and X7 Pro but also Realme 7 and 7 Pro, but the Asian OEM has many arrows in its bow too as regards its own ecosystem of smart products which is increasingly enriched. In fact, after talking to you about new models of SmartWatch Today we bring to your attention the news that features a new pair of true wireless headphones that, at least judging the design, could give a hard time to the most famous Apple AirPods Pro. In fact, the first images of the new ones reach us. Realme Buds Air Pro, with a premium appearance and which could also hide functions at the level of American rivals.
It should be specified that at the moment we are talking about a patent, filed with the CNIPA body, seasoned with rather explicit images that undoubtedly recall the look seen in the Apple solution, therefore of the in-ear type with a slightly reduced stick compared to traditional TWS headphones. already placed on the market by the Chinese brand. Realme Buds Air Pro seem to offer a touch surface on the stem in which the microphones are also visible that could in combination, to the others present on the drivers, offer precisely the active noise cancellation function, but the dedicated images are quite eloquent.
Open war on Apple AirPods Pro? The first renders of Realme Buds Air Pro appear on the net
Unfortunately, no reference emerges from the patent regarding any premium or basic features, but in any case we are almost certain that the final price will be slightly "salty" compared to what the brand has accustomed us to with previous generations, but we are sure that they will not be lacking. news over the next few weeks.
If this were the case, the Realme Buds Air Pro could represent the first "economic" solution equipped with support for active noise cancellation (ANC), a feature not so far from what the CEO of the brand himself had anticipated as a future novelty on products that they would populate their own ecosystem.
