Description
- Build quality and fit:
The Realme Buds Air Pro come in a simple circular case with a LED indicator for connection and battery life. Inside the earbuds can be wirelessly charged, while the case itself charges through USB-C port. Inside the Buds Air Pro's box there's a USB cable and three spare rubber ear tips - an extra pair of small tips, as well as a pair of medium and large ones.
The case and the earbuds themselves use a very glossy plastic that gets smudged up very easily. The case in particular becomes gross to the touch and scuffs up pretty easily. It will get dented and scratched if put into a bag with keys and coins. But that's true of more expensive truly wireless earbud cases.
The Realme Buds Air Pro themselves are solid. They have a bulbous cone and tips that stretch about as much as 2nd gen AirPods' ones, and more than the AirPods Pro's. The 10mm driver is big for this class and sits behind rubber tips.
- Sound, active noise cancellation, battery life:
The best way to describe the Buds Air Pro' sound is crowd-pleasing and I mean it in the best possible way. It has a pronounced midrange with good low end bass and good vocals. We suggest keeping Volume enhancer on as it does wonders for the overall sound and keeping Bass Boost+ off, because it brings a little extra bass but it detracts from the quality noticeably.
Active noise cancellation works nicely when listening to music too, adding a level of smoothness to the sound.
The Realme Buds Air Pro come in a simple circular case with a LED indicator for connection and battery life. Inside the earbuds can be wirelessly charged, while the case itself charges through USB-C port. Inside the Buds Air Pro's box there's a USB cable and three spare rubber ear tips - an extra pair of small tips, as well as a pair of medium and large ones.
The case and the earbuds themselves use a very glossy plastic that gets smudged up very easily. The case in particular becomes gross to the touch and scuffs up pretty easily. It will get dented and scratched if put into a bag with keys and coins. But that's true of more expensive truly wireless earbud cases.
The Realme Buds Air Pro themselves are solid. They have a bulbous cone and tips that stretch about as much as 2nd gen AirPods' ones, and more than the AirPods Pro's. The 10mm driver is big for this class and sits behind rubber tips.
- Sound, active noise cancellation, battery life:
The best way to describe the Buds Air Pro' sound is crowd-pleasing and I mean it in the best possible way. It has a pronounced midrange with good low end bass and good vocals. We suggest keeping Volume enhancer on as it does wonders for the overall sound and keeping Bass Boost+ off, because it brings a little extra bass but it detracts from the quality noticeably.
Active noise cancellation works nicely when listening to music too, adding a level of smoothness to the sound.