Realme, one of the most successful tech companies from the last three or four years, coming up with one after another mind-blowing gadget. After launching some basic and premium earphones, now the company launched a budget-friendly but featureful Buds which is named as Realme Buds Q2.
So, in today’s article, we gonna talk about this earbud and its features. So, if you want to know more about these earbuds then definitely go through this article. After reading the whole one I hope you can easily able to decide should you buy it or not.
Key Features of Realme Buds Q2
This is basically a budget-friendly bud where the features is more than you pay. The Realme Buds Q2 is basically the successor of Realme Buds Q. This earphone is a little bit bulkier and thicker than the Realme Buds Q. Each bud are consisting of 4.5 grams weight which is perfectly all right as an earphone.
The earphones is very much comfortable when you wear it. The style, looks, color, finishing quality is very much supreme. Here you get two color variants, one is black and another is grey.
Now, let’s talk about the technical portion of this buds. Here you get active noise cancellation system which is really a great feature for a budget-friendly earphone. Besides this, here you can connect these buds with your phone by a single tap with the Realme link app. You can connect this earphone by Bluetooth of version 5.2. Here the company provides a short USB type C cable for the charging of the earphone.
The earphone can run almost 4hours 15 minutes in a single charge with a volume level of 70-75 percentage. Moreover, here you get charging case by which you can actually use it almost for 17 hours.
Price
This earbud is basically on demand because it’s an affordable price point. This Realme Buds Q2 is coming up with the Rs. 2,499 only which is really a more than value for money deal. There are so much features that you get here is really impressive as respect to the price point. So, if you wanna think about it then definitely go for it.
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