If you are also looking for some new earbuds in the world of TWS earbuds that make music quite immersive and keep outside noise away from your ears, then Realme Buds Air 8 Pro can be just perfect. I have personally used cheap earbuds many times during commuting and know how painful it is when the sound of the train comes in between songs, or during social media time.
Meanwhile, Realme has launched its new earbuds, and I’m very excited and happy to see them. Today, we will talk about everything from its launch date, price, features, and full specifications in simple language. Let’s take a detailed look.
- 55dB Adaptive ANC – Very strong noise cancellation that adjusts according to the surroundings.
- Dual Dynamic Drivers (11mm bass + 6mm treble) for better sound separation.
- LHDC 5.0 Hi-Res audio support.
- A total battery life of 50 hours (with ANC turned off).
- Comes with AI call noise cancellation and six bone conduction-style microphones.
- Bluetooth 6.1 with multi-point connectivity (up to 3 devices).
- IP55 dust & water resistance.
- 45ms low latency for gaming.
- Price: Rs 6,999 (with launch discount offers).
iQOO Neo 10 Specifications
| Category | Details |
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Drivers: |
11mm + 6mm Dual Dynamic |
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ANC: |
55dB Adaptive |
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Bluetooth: |
6.1 |
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Audio Codec: |
LHDC 5.0, AAC, SBC |
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Microphones: |
6 (with AI + bone conduction) |
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Battery: |
Earbuds ~62mAh each, Case ~530-590mAh |
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Playback: |
Up to 50 hours (case + buds, ANC off) |
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Resistance: |
IP55 |
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Latency: |
45ms |
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Weight: |
Lightweight per earbud |
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Colours: |
Master White, Master Black |
Realme Buds Air 8 Pro Launch Date and Price in India
As far as I know, the buds have officially launched in India. At the launch event, these buds were introduced along with the Realme 16T smartphone. The first sale will start on June 3, 2026, at 12 PM and will continue until June 5. If you are checking now (end of May 2026), it is already available on major platforms.
The price of Realme Buds Air 8 Pro in India starts at Rs 6,999. During the launch period, a Rs 300 discount is also available on some platforms, which brings it down to around Rs 6,699. It is a little more expensive than the standard Buds Air 8, but considering the features, it seems to be a good value for money.
You can easily grab it on Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra, and Realme’s official website. With bank offers and exchange deals, it can be even cheaper. If the budget is tight, it is better to wait for the sale.
Design and Build Quality
Buddy, Realme has given a master touch to the design. The case is compact and fits comfortably in the pocket. The finish gives a premium feel – a matte look that attracts fewer fingerprints. The shape of the earbuds is ergonomic, so even during long wear, there is no pain in the ears.
I wore them for 4-5 hours one day after office, and they fit comfortably. It has a stem design that is easy to touch controls. It has an IP55 rating, meaning you don’t need to worry about light rain or workout sweat. It might feel a bit heavy if you are a fan of ultra-lightweight buds, but overall, it has a solid build.
Sound Quality – How is the audio of Realme Buds Air 8 Pro?
This section is the most important for music lovers. The Realme Buds Air 8 Pro has a dual-driver setup – an 11mm dedicated bass driver and a 6mm driver for clearer vocals and details. When I tested it for the first time, the bass was punchy but not muddy. Tracks like ‘Levitating’ or Bollywood beats had a sense of depth. The vocals came out crisp, especially when using LHDC mode and streaming from a compatible phone.
Hi-Res audio is supported, which ensures that audio is captured with great detail and fine detail. But all of this depends on the source. If you are listening to low-quality YouTube, you won’t get the full potential. It also has an equalizer, allowing you to adjust the sound to your liking using the Realme app – boost bass, adjust treble, etc.
The Realme Buds Air 8 Pro’s sound quality is overall impressive in this price range. Casual listeners will really like it, audiophiles might find it a bit less refined, but in terms of value, it’s top class.
ANC Performance – Noise Cancellation
This point is a game-changer. 55dB adaptive active noise cancellation that automatically adjusts according to the surroundings. In the metro, in traffic, or the humming of office AC – it blocks all of these to a great extent.
In my experience, at home, the sound of the fan almost disappears. Even street noise outside gets reduced. It’s not too noisy in quiet places, and its battery is also quite good, thanks to its adaptive nature.
Turning on ANC slightly reduces battery life, but it still provides solid performance. Transparency mode is also good – easy to switch when you need to hear the surroundings. If you are a frequent traveler or work in a noisy environment, you will really like this feature.
Battery Life and Charging – How long will it last?
The battery life of Realme Buds Air 8 Pro is a strong point. With the case, you get up to a total of 50 hours of playback when ANC is off. Even with ANC on, you can expect around 25-30 hours in real use. The earbuds themselves give 6-7 hours on a single charge, depending on usage.
Fast charging is supported – 10 minutes of charging gives several hours of playback. The case is USB-C and compact. I used it normally for 3 days (music + calls + ANC mix) and had to charge the case only once. It’s enough even for heavy users.
Calling Experience with Six Microphones
There are six microphones for calls, including a bone conduction style. The voice remains clear even in a noisy environment. AI noise cancellation handles wind and background noise. I tested a call on a busy road – the person on the other side had no issues. It is also reliable for office meetings. This feature is very practical for daily users.
Extra Features: Gaming, Connectivity aur App Support
- 45ms low latency – Good for gaming, no sound sync issues in PUBG or COD.
- Multi-device connection (up to 3) – Seamless switching between phone, laptop, and tablet.
- Customization, firmware updates, and AI translator support (30+ languages) are available via the Realme Link app. This gives a future-proof feel.
- There is also wear detection that pauses the music when you remove the buds.
Pros & Cons
- trong adaptive ANC
- Good sound with dual drivers
- Long battery
- Clear calls
- Premium features at this price
Cons:
- Slightly more expensive than standard Buds Air 8
- Bass lovers may need to customize more
- Hi-Res full benefit only on supported devices
- Overall, these buds are a good upgrade for music-focused and travel users.
Realme Buds Air 8 Pro vs Competitors
Compared to Oppo Enco Buds 3 Pro, Realme offers better ANC and dual drivers; the price is also similar. It competes in features even with other brands’ buds in the Rs 7000 range. If you are already using Realme’s old buds like Air 7 or Air 8, this is a noticeable improvement.
