The images reveal the Realme earbuds with silicone ear tips, an angular design and a stem that might be shorter than the Realme Buds Air. This design is almost identical to AirPods Pro. The ear-tips suggest the Realme TWS earbuds could offer some form of noise cancellation.
Additionally, Realme also filed patents for two charging cases along the same time as the earbuds. While one has a rounded, puck-shaped design, the latter features a flatter curved shape much like the AirPods Pro charging case. Both the carry cases have an LED indicator, USB Type-C port for charging and an extra button, presumably to enable Bluetooth pairing. If these are premium charging cases, they will most definitely support wireless charging as well.
Separately, Realme Buds Q TWS earbuds are confirmed to launch in India by the company’s CMO Francis Wang. These are teased to cost under Rs 2,000 and will take on the Redmi Earbuds S that is priced at Rs 1,799. To recall, the Realme Buds Q earbuds were launched in China last week. They feature a 10nm driver and connect via Bluetooth 5.0. The IPX4 ensures it can handle water and dust splashes. The earbuds carry a 40mAh battery, while the case is equipped with a 400mAh capacity. Realme claims they can deliver 20 hours of battery life. Each earbud weighs 3.6 grams, while the charging case weighs 31.7 grams.