New Delhi: Realme is now all set to unveil its latest clip-style Buds Clip in India by the end of January, by expanding its audio lineup. The company has also stated that the upcoming earbuds move away from the traditional in-ear designs and instead use a clip-on design that sits on the outer ear. This Bud’s Clip was first introduced globally in November and has been available in select markets. The Buds Clip uses a clip-style design that rests on the outer ear instead of sealing the ear canal.
The company has stated this design is meant to reduce pressure compared to the regular in-ear earbuds. Realme has also noted that the open fit allows users to stay aware of their surroundings while enjoying music, calls or content. The Buds Clip is designed for users who want to listen to audio while staying aware of their surroundings, such as during daily commutes, long work hours, or light physical activity. Based on the variant unveiled in November, the Realme Buds Clip is expected to come with 11mm drivers and offer Spatial Audio support.
The earbuds could deliver up to 36 hours of total battery life when used with the charging case. For calls, they might include AI-powered environmental noise cancellation supported by a dual-microphone setup. The global variant also features a built-in AI Translator with support for multiple languages. Realme Buds Clip will likely support Bluetooth 5.4 with Swift Pair and dual-device connection. Just like the global variant, the upcoming Indian variant of the device will likely feature an IP55 rating for water and dust resistance and could be offered in two colours: Titanium Black and Titanium Gold.
