Next week, Realme will expand its product portfolio with a new smartphone and the Buds Air 3 TWS earphones.
To promote the event, the brand has just confirmed that the Buds Air 3 will be the world’s first noise-cancelling headphones certified by Rheinland.
Realme GT Neo3 and Buds Air 3 TWS will be presented on March 22
It was already known that Realme would present new products at the end of this month, but today it was revealed that it will be on March 22 that the brand will unveil the new GT Neo3 smartphone. But the terminal will have the company of the new Realme Buds Air 3 TWS headphones.
To promote the event, Realme has been making some reveals about the specifications of each new product to come. Today it was the turn of the Buds Air 3 to reveal themselves a bit. Not only are they the brand’s first headphones with built-in noise cancellation, but they’re also the first in the world to integrate Rheinland-certified noise cancellation.
The brand’s announcement also shows the equipment that will arrive in three different colors: white, black and blue, combining perfectly with the design of the new Realme GT Neo3. The image also shows that the model has adopted an in-ear design.
Realme Buds Air 3 TWS with 30 hours of autonomy
As for the specifications of the new headphones, we already know that they include active noise cancellation of up to 42 dB, with Rheinland certification, but they are also equipped with support for Bluetooth 5.2 that allows the connection of two devices simultaneously.
According to the well-known leaker Digital Chat Station, they also integrate “personalized hearing sense”, which we believe is a personalized adaptation to the user’s ear. Its in-ear design, at least, seems to suggest that.
They also have Dolby Atmos technology and are champions of autonomy by offering 30 hours of continuous playback, only with a full charge.
They will be presented on the same day as the Realme GT Neo3, but there is no information on whether their availability is limited to the Chinese market, just like the smartphone.