Realme pays a touching tribute to Apple with its "Air Buds"

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Realme pays a touching tribute to Apple with its "Air Buds"

Realme, a brand belonging to the group behind Oppo and OnePlus, has announced wireless headphones. They strangely look like Apple AirPods.

Realme has formalized its AirPods-style wireless headphones and, guess what, they look like… AirPods. The Chinese brand belonging to the Oppo / OnePlus group did not want to take a risk with its Buds Air, announced for the moment in India for around fifty euros. They still stand out on one point: they are available in three colors (white, yellow and black). Like the classic counterfeits, dropshippées in our countries.

Just in terms of design, we're clearly in the copy, less in the inspiration. If we can understand that AirPods make manufacturers want to go into an increasingly crowded and popular segment, it must be recognized that Realme does nothing. Or rather if: a "gaming" mode.

AIRPODS NOT SO REAL

Like AirPods, Air Buds are headphones with a semi-open structure, less intrusive than that of intra (unlike AirPods Pro). Realme highlights its work done on latency, announced as very reduced thanks to an R1 house chip and the use of Bluetooth 5.0. There is even a video game mode to lower it even more during Fortnite games (120 ms). They also have a sensor that cuts the music when you remove one of the two earbuds.

Finally, there is a touch zone to authorize some physical commands:

Double tap: answer a call / manage reading;
Triple tap: skip to the next song;
Long press on one side: activate Google Assistant / decline a call;
Long press on both sides: activate / deactivate Gaming mode.

The Buds Air are delivered in a case compatible with wireless charging - an argument - and promising autonomy that can increase up to 17 hours. The headphones will not last more than 3 hours on a single charge, which seems little when compared to other solutions on the market (4 to 5 hours minimum, knowing that the best increases to 10).

Read: Our Guide to Wireless Headphones

These Buds Air are said to be able to pair with a single click, which means bypassing the phone’s Bluetooth settings. We want to see.

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