It had been a long time since Realme took the train to audio accessories to accompany the rest of your devices, and there are already several options that can be found in its catalog when searching for wireless audio, all in TWS or ‘True Wireless System’ mode.
The new Realme Buds Air 2 Neo, with a very compact design, they arrive to complete the second generation that the Realme Buds Air 2 has already started and they do so with slightly more modest specifications and a reduced price.
Active noise cancellation and liquid crystal
The new Realme Buds Air 2 Neo has hit the market with a plastic body and two color options. One in black with the name “Active Black” and the other in light gray, almost white, color “Calm Gray”. The headphones match the carrying and charging case and only have a color variation on the side surface, which also it is tactile to interact with them.
The Realme Buds Air 2 Neo offer active noise cancellation and promise to be able to attenuate up to 25 decibels of external noise thanks to the Realme R2 chip already presented by Realme Buds Air 2. They have, moreover, a total autonomy ( including the costs of the transport and storage box) of 25 hours without noise cancellationand 20 hours with active cancellation.
In the sound section we find 10-millimeter loudspeakers coated with what the brand calls a “liquid crystal polymer”. Offer a minimum latency of 88 milliseconds with the “ game mode ” active and they are compatible with Bluetooth 5.2 devices. As for the supported audio codecs, they are only compatible with AAC HD sound in addition to SBC. The new Realme Buds Air 2 Neo are resistant to water splashes and sweat thanks to the IPX5 certification.
Realme Buds Air 2 Neo versions and prices
As we mentioned, the new Realme Buds Air 2 Neo are coming in black and gray and are hitting the market from Pakistan. There the brand sells them for 8,000 Pakistani rupees, which translates to about 44 dollars to change. We will be attentive in case they finally arrive in Europe.
- Realme Buds Air 2 Neo: 8000 rupees or 44 dollars to change
Via | GSMArena
