Realme Buds Air 2 Neo are the new almost top of the range headphones of the company just presented in Indonesia and Pakistan. So far we have only seen leaks claiming a totally new product. Well, that's it, but only partially. In fact, if we go to see the technical (relative link in source), we will notice that they are not all that different from the same non-Neo TWS headphones presented a few months ago. However, it is the design, much more youthful and colored. But let's see them in detail.
Realme Buds Air 2 Neo are the new true wireless headphones: active noise cancellation, Bluetooth 5.2 and fast charging
Along with the new C21 and C25 smartphones, realme also introduced its Buds Air 2 Neo headphones, the successor to the standard Buds Air Neo. These are equipped with active noise cancellation with the transparency mode (also present in the Buds Air 2), they have the realme R2 chip along with support for the last one Bluetooth 5.2. Also, they use the driver 10mm Bass Boost, introduces the new mode Bass Boost Plus with attached algorithm which can provide deeper bass and clearer stereo.
It has a teardrop shape enclosed in a shimmering exterior for the touch area and the body with matte finish. In terms of features the headphones are equipped with a game mode a super low latency from 88ms, which promises up to 28 hours of total battery life and 5 hours of autonomous battery life. In this regard, the realme Buds Air 2 Neo also support the quick charging. With just 10 minutes of charging, we will have 3 hours of playback (data provided by the company).
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The dual microphones form a powerful system of noise reduction supported by the ENC algorithm, which significantly reduces surrounding noise during a call. There is also a feature so loved by sportsmen, namely certification IPX5 for splash resistance. The realme Buds Air 2 Neo are available in Active Black and Calm Gray and are priced at 7.999 Pakistani rupees (about 50 €). We have no news yet about their launch in Europe, but they won't be long in coming.
Through | FoneArena
