Realme, a brand known for blending style with affordability, is all set to expand its earbuds lineup in India with the launch of the Realme Buds T200. Scheduled to launch on July 24, the earbuds will be introduced alongside the Realme 15 and 15 Pro smartphones.
The Buds T200 is positioned as a budget-friendly TWS solution, priced around ₹2,000 (expected), and will offer a surprisingly robust spec sheet.
Among its highlights are 12.4 mm dynamic drivers that promise a bass-heavy audio profile, ideal for music lovers and casual listeners alike.
Realme confirms that the Buds T200 will support Hi-Res Audio certification and LDAC codec, allowing for better audio clarity on compatible devices. The earbuds also feature spatial audio support, enhancing immersion for movies and gaming.
Another standout feature is its quad-mic setup for clearer voice calls and 32 dB Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), impressive for this price segment. This makes it a great option for commuters or students who need focus in noisy environments.
Realme claims up to 50 hours of total playback on a single charge with ANC and LDAC turned off. With both turned on, the buds are expected to last around 4.5 hours.
Additionally, a 10-minute USB-C fast charge offers up to 5 hours of listening, making it perfect for users on the go.
Connectivity gets a boost with dual device pairing support, allowing seamless switching between your phone and laptop or tablet. This enhances convenience for multitaskers and hybrid workers.
The Realme Buds T200 will launch alongside the Realme 15 series, with the Realme 15 Pro generating significant buzz. The smartphone is confirmed to pack a 7,000 mAh battery, Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chipset, 144Hz display, and AI-powered camera tools, including a 50MP Sony IMX896 main sensor with 4K 60fps video recording.
Both the earbuds and smartphones will be unveiled at the same event on July 24, with Realme already teasing key features on its official channels.
While pricing for the Buds T200 is not confirmed, all signs point to an ultra-competitive offering that could shake up the TWS market under ₹2,000.
