realme in Ear Buds Air 6 Pro with Dual Drivers(11Mm+6Mmtweeter),40 Hrs Play Time,Fast Charge,50 Db ANC,Lhdc 5.0,55Ms Low Latency,360° Spatial Audio,Ip55 Dust&Water Resistant,Bt V5.3,Titanium Twilight

An All rounder earbud in its price range.Best quality sound,audio and mic.Its Bass is awesome and spatial sound feature makes you feel like you are inside the music. Design is very premium with glossy look. Very Comfortable product, can be used for long run. Very Easy to use and its google fast pair technology makes it even more easier. Its case takes about 1.5 to 2 hr toh charge to 100% but it lasts very long about 40 to 42 hours. It performs very well both in normal day use as well in gaming and esports.

I had used Enco Air 3 pro before returning them because of bad battery life, quick charge failure and accidental touches. So I'll do a direct comparison for those who are confused between the two options.1. Battery life - It's much better, gives around 4.5 hrs on LDAC + ANC. Quick charge works well. And case life has been quite sufficient but I haven't been able to test it out completely. Oppo barely gave me 3 hours out of case (LDAC+ANC) and quick charge was pathetic. The case charge was also not very good on OPPO.2. ANC - It's slightly better but the difference is noticeable. I'm quite satisfied with it. Oppo's ANC was quite average and did not block out a lot of noises which realme is easily able to.3. Transparency mode - It's well done, with an enhance voice feature and again, slightly better than oppo.4. Sound quality - It's good at the orginal EQ mode but I didn't like the bass modes very much. The sound staging is wide and with the custom EQ option I was able to calibrate them to my liking. Oppo's sound quality was slightly better in my opinion but a custom EQ in realme helps reduce some of that difference.5. Gestures - They are more responsive than Oppo but I see lack of some customizing options. You get a double tap, triple tap and tap+hold but no single tap which could have been useful. It's not a dealbreaker but just a minor nitpick.6. Dual pairing - The pairing was smooth and works well with calls and meetings but media playing is buggy at times and leads to no media playback even if the other device is not playing anything. I'm hoping it gets fixed by a firmware upgrade in the future.7. Calling - The people on the other end told me that realme mic sounded better and performed well under windy and noisy conditions.Comfort - It's comfortable and fits well in my ears but that's subjective to the person using them. It's not very comfortable when you are laying sideways on pillow. The earbuds are slightly heavier than Oppo but it's barely noticeable.I have not extensively tested out the spacial mode and game mode but both work fine as far as I had tested.Another complain would be the realme link app which is sometimes buggy and does not detect the device for in-app operations.In summary, it's a much better option than Oppo Enco Air 3 Pro when it comes to basic features in my opinion. Oppo annoyed the hell out of me because of so many defects and below average features. With realme I feel like I get my money's worth. I've deducted 1 star for the bugs and lack of one-tap gesture option. Everything else is good for the price you pay.

The realme Buds Air 6 Pro have left a positive impression, offering a compelling package at a competitive price point.Comfort & Fit:* I found the earbuds incredibly comfortable to wear for extended periods. The ergonomic design and lightweight construction ensure a secure and snug fit, minimizing any discomfort or fatigue even during intense workouts.Active Noise Cancellation (ANC):* The ANC functionality is a standout feature. It effectively blocks out ambient noise, making it ideal for commuting, working from home, or enjoying music in noisy environments. The difference in noise reduction is noticeable, creating a more immersive and distraction-free listening experience.Sound Quality:* The audio quality is impressive. The sound profile is well-balanced with clear highs, punchy mids, and deep bass. However, it's worth noting that at higher volumes, the sound might become slightly harsh and potentially cause discomfort for some listeners.Call Quality:* I made numerous calls with the Buds Air 6 Pro and experienced no issues with call quality. Call recipients consistently reported clear and audible voice transmission, indicating effective noise isolation and microphone performance.Overall:* The realme Buds Air 6 Pro offer a fantastic value proposition. The combination of comfortable fit, effective ANC, impressive sound quality, and excellent call performance makes them a strong contender in the competitive TWS market. While the sound might be slightly aggressive at maximum volume, it doesn't significantly detract from the overall listening experience.Recommendations:* Consider adjusting the volume levels to find the optimal balance between sound quality and comfort.* Experiment with the different ANC modes to find the best fit for your listening environment.In Conclusion:The realme Buds Air 6 Pro are a highly recommended option for anyone seeking a pair of well-rounded TWS earbuds with a focus on comfort, ANC, and decent sound quality without breaking the bank. They are also an excellent choice for those who prioritize clear call quality during phone conversations.