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Realme Buds Q review

Realme Buds Q review

Posted on July 13, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Realme introduced its first TWS earphones Buds Air at the end of 2019 and when we reviewed them, we found them to be unrivaled in terms of value for money. Now the company also has another true wireless set – Realme Buds Q.

Already selling in China, India, and Europe, we decided to give them a go and see if they really are as good as they look or if the company cut too many corners to make the €30 price tag.

Realme Buds Q review

Our unit is in Quite Black color which has yellow accents but they become hidden once the earbud is plugged into your ear. Unlike the Buds Air, the Buds Q are bean-shaped with rubber tips, similar to the Samsung Galaxy Buds design.

Realme is really proud that it signed Jose Levy to lead its design and for good reason – the Buds Q truly look premium.
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