Update: realme today confirmed the launch of realme Buds Q2 in India on June 24th. It will come with realme R2 chip along with support for the latest Bluetooth 5.2, uses 10mm Bass Boost Driver, features new Bass Boost+ Mode with Bass Boost+ algorithm that can deliver deeper bass and clearer stereo.
It will come with 88ms super low-latency gaming mode, and promises up to 28 hours of total battery life and has fast charge that offers 3 hours of playback with 10 minutes of charging.
The realme Buds Q2 will be sold on Amazon.in, in addition to realme.com.
Earlier: After confirming the launch of Narzo 30 and Narzo 30 5G in India, realme has started teasing the launch of realme Buds Q2 in India soon, and this is expected to launch along with the Narzo phones next week. The company mentions ANC support for the earbuds, but the Buds Q2 which was launched in Pakistan back in April doesn’t have ANC support.
The design looks similar to the realme Buds Air 2 Neo which was introduced a couple of months back in Pakistan and a few weeks back in China. The company says that this will offer a best-in-class ANC experience.
To remind you, in addition to Active Noise Cancellation, this also has Transparency Mode that is present in the Buds Air 2, has realme R2 chip along with support for the latest Bluetooth 5.2, uses 10mm Bass Boost Driver, features new Bass Boost+ Mode with Bass Boost+ algorithm that can deliver deeper bass and clearer stereo.
It has a cobblestone shape encased in a gleaming exterior for the touch area and a matte finish body, has 88ms super low-latency gaming mode, promises up to 28 hours (20 hours with ANC) of total battery life and 7 hours of standalone battery life (5 hours with ANC) and also supports fast charging. With just 10 minutes of charging time, you’ll get 3 hours of playback.
It was launched in China for 249 yuan (US$ 39 / Rs. 2,830 approx.), so we can expect it to be priced under Rs. 3000 in India, cheaper than the realme Buds Air 2 ANC earbuds which costs Rs. 3,299. It will be sold on Amazon.in, in addition to realme.com.